The magic behind one of opera’s most renowned scenes🎨 The role of Elvira in Bellini’s I Puritani calls for extraordinary acting ability and vocal prowess, and Lisette Oropesa has both in spades. Check out this interview with Oropesa, where she explores the leading lady’s famous mad scene and how Charles Edwards brings it to life in his new production. I Puritani is on stage through January 18. Marco Armiliato conducts. 🎟️Buy your tickets at the box office, on the Met Opera app, or on our websi

How many puppeteers does it take to make theatrical magic?🤯 Anthony Minghella’s beloved production of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly is back on the Met stage! Check out this look behind the scenes at the Bunraku-style puppetry used for Cio-Cio-San’s child in this heart-wrenching drama. Madama Butterfly is on stage through March 28. Marco Armiliato and Carlo Rizzi conduct. 🎟️Buy your tickets at the box office, on the Met Opera app, or on our website: metopera.app.link/MadamaButterfly Videography by

You’ve met our principal cast — now it’s time to shine a spotlight on the chorus and the incredible artists and (a few) professionals who help bring the show to life both onstage and behind the scenes. With 10 chorus members, 1 super, 3 members of our stage management team, a rehearsal pianist, and a conductor, this group makes up a huge part of what you’ll experience in The Barber of Seville. Their work is essential, and we’re so grateful for each of them. Join us January 23 and 24 to support t