A disciple of Luciano Pavarotti and Zucchero Fornaciari, Andrea Bocelli may have lost his sight at 12, but that didn't stop the world's greatest Italian tenor from selling 90 million records, earning a Golden Globe Award and a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The crossover sensation has one of the best-selling albums of all time (20 million copies of Romanza sold) and has inspired and worked with modern pop legends such as Celine Dion and Ed Sheeran. Don't miss Andrea Bocelli as he heads to a stage near you!

Julie Taymor's celebrated fantasy production of The Magic Flute returns once more for the holidays! Complete with dancing bears and giant flamingos. It is sung in English and runs a brisk 100 minutes making this abridged version a great night out for families and a much-loved Metropolitan Opera tradition.

Sandra Oh makes her Met Opera debut! Gaetano Donizetti's enduring La Fille du Regiment first premiered at Paris' Opera-Comique in 1840 to rapturous acclaim. Combining humour, emotion and patriotism, the production quickly became a national treasure, often revived on Bastille Day. Packed to the rafters with energy, electricity and jaw-dropping vocal acrobatics which include the devilishly difficult high C's of Act I's Ah, Mes Amis vocal line, this is one high-octane opera you won't want to miss.

Anthony Minghella's breathtakingly beautiful and powerfully dramatic production returns, with the lead role of Cio-Cio San shared by a trio of stunning performers: Ailyn Perez, Sonya Yoncheva, and Elena Stikhina who will make their Met debuts this season. Widely known as the opera that inspired the Broadway musical Miss Saigon, the tragic story sees a young Japanese bride abandoned by her American husband for a new wife back home.

Michael Mayer's stunning production of Verdi's heartbreaking classic returns to the Met for the 2025/26 season. The sweeping tale of love set against the backdrop of a decadent Paris will play out against a stunning set that changes with the season, illustrating the fleeting nature of Violetta and Alfredo's doomed, but exquisitely beautiful romance.

Bellini's final work, a rousing bel canto set during the tumult of the English Civil War concerns a secret love that goes against the social and political divide that drives one of the lovers to the very edge of madness. Returning for the 2025/26 season in this production from director Charles Edwards, who presents the first new staging from the Met in nearly half a century!