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American Ballet Theatre - Manon
Until Jun 22, 2019
American Ballet Theatre - Swan Lake
Jun 24 - 29, 2019
American Ballet Theatre - The Sleeping Beauty
Jul 1 - 6, 2019
Metropolitan Opera - Porgy and Bess
Sep 23, 2019 - Feb 1, 2020
Metropolitan Opera - Macbeth
Sep 25 - Oct 12, 2019
Until June 22, 2019
The portrayal of a young woman torn between love and riches and the tragedy it brings to her and her lover have made Kenneth MacMillan's ballet a world-wide success. The ballet is inspired by the novel Manon Lescaut and set to a score by Jules Massenet.
June 24 - 29, 2019
Swan Lake is one of the world's best loved ballets, performed by the most prestigious ballet companies around the globe. The American Ballet Theatre production of Swan Lake "glides to the forefront of stagings all over the world" and sets the high standards of its repertoire. Set against the mysterious forest lake and a Renaissance court is a tale of love, tranformation, betrayal and ultimate forgiveness, evoked by haunting dance and Tschaikovsky's dreamlike score, this is a quintessential ballet for first-timers and enthusiasts alike.
July 1 - 6, 2019
Prepare to be mesmerised by this wonderfully magical ballet, recounting one of our most beloved fairytales, that of the cursed Princess Aurora, otherwise known as The Sleeping Beauty. The first ballet scored by Tchaikovsky. Lovingly reimagined by ABT's Artist in Residence, Alexi Ratmansky, the production still retains the most treasured and iconic parts of the ballet - with a monumental twist!
September 23, 2019 - February 1, 2020
Following a stunning reception in London in 2018, James Robinson's new production of the landmark American classic is set to open the 2019/20 season, marking the first time the Gershwin masterpiece has appeared at the Met in 30 years. Starring Eric Owens and Angel Blue as the titular couple, this folk-inspired epic takes us into the heart of 1930's Charleston, where the residents of Catfish Row tell a story of fraught tensions, love, grief, and the search for redemption.
September 25 - October 12, 2019
The barren moors of Scotland and the perilous games played by bloodthirsty nobles combine to create one of Verdi's most thrilling and evocative works, returning to the Met as part of the 2019/20 season. Last seen in 2014, this searing production from Adrian Noble will raise heart rates even higher as superstars Anna Netrebko and Placido Domingo share the stage as Shakespeare's most ambitious couple.
Lincoln Center, 70 Lincoln Center Plaza, New York, NY 10023
Metropolitan Opera House is part of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts complex.
As part of the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, this venue dedicated to ballet and opera first opened in 1966, replacing the original Metropolitan Opera House that opened in 1883 on Broadway, but was too small for advancing technology and stagecraft. It has a total of 4,000 seats, making it the largest purpose-built opera house in the world.
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