A special encore screening of The Magic Flute will also be presented on December 3.Ĭlick here and enter the password MetOpera2020įor promotional photos for the 2022–23 season.Ĭarlo Rizzi (Conductor) Sondra Radvanovsky (Medea), Janai Brugger (Glauce), Ekaterina Gubanova (Neris), Matthew Polenzani (Giasone), Michele Pertusi (Creonte) All performances will be Saturday matinees transmitted live from the Met stage. The Live in HD season will begin on October 22 with Medea and continues with La Traviata ( November 5), The Hours ( December 10), Fedora ( January 14), Lohengrin ( March 18), Falstaff ( April 1), Der Rosenkavalier ( April 15), Champion ( April 29), Don Giovanni ( May 20), and Die Zauberflöte ( June 3). "We are always proud of Fathom's ability to bring the best in live opera to theater audiences all over the country – especially in communities that may not have the chance to see such amazing artistry live."Ĭomplete details, including casting, are available below. "We're excited for this next season of The Met: Live in HD series," said Ray Nutt, CEO of Fathom Events.
Live in HD audiences will also have the chance to see Michael Mayer's celebrated production of Verdi's La Traviata starring soprano Nadine Sierra as Violetta and the return of two of Robert Carsen's productions, including Verdi's Falstaff, with baritone Michael Vollesinging the title role in his first Verdi opera at the Met, and Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier, with soprano Lise Davidsen and mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard as the Marschallin and Octavian. "Our lessons learned during the two years of the pandemic are that the future of the Met, and of opera, rely upon ceaselessly breaking new and diverse artistic ground. "Our 2022–23 Live in HD season picks up where we will have left off at the end of the current season, with more new productions and more Met premieres than in recent decades," said Met General Manager Peter Gelb.
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