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Madame ButterflySeptember 21 - October 13, 2024Dorothy Chandler PavilionLights, camera, action: An American officer in turn-of-the-century Japan wants a bride, and a greedy marriage broker obliges, assuring him that the union can be easily dissolved.
SaturdaySep 216:00 PMThursdaySep 267:30 PMSundaySep 292:00 PMSaturdayOct 57:30 PMWednesdayOct 97:30 PMSundayOct 132:00 PMDirected by the Goya Award-winning Mario Gas, this stunning Madame Butterfly gets a cinematic twist as all the action takes place on a 1930s film set. Korean soprano Karah Son reprises her signature role as Puccini’s tragic heroine trying to find her way in a world dominated by men. Tenor Jonathan Tetelman is the callous Pinkerton, with Hyona Kim as Suzuki, Cio-Cio-San’s devoted maid who sees right past his gentlemanly facade, and Michael Sumuel as Sharpless, the sympathetic American consul. James Conlon, "the most accomplished music director currently working on the podium of an American opera house" (Opera News), opens the season conducting Puccini's poignant and unforgettable score.
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Romeo and JulietNovember 2 - 23, 2024Dorothy Chandler PavilionTwo feuding families rule Verona, with the Montagues and Capulets each determined to write their victory in blood. A chance meeting between Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet sparks a forbidden romance. But it wouldn’t be a Shakespearean tragedy without...well...tragedy.
SaturdayNov 27:30 PMSundayNov 102:00 PMThursdayNov 147:30 PMSundayNov 172:00 PMWednesdayNov 207:30 PMSaturdayNov 237:30 PMFamed Venezuelan conductor Domingo Hindoyan and our very own Resident Conductor Lina González-Granados lead Gounod’s romantic score, studded with one gorgeous love duet after another. Rising stars Amina Edris and Duke Kim make their house debuts as opera’s favorite star-crossed lovers, with Justin Austin in his company debut as Mercutio and company favorite Craig Colclough as Lord Capulet. Enter a sensuous, elegant world of vengeful duels and young love as this fan favorite returns to LA Opera for the first time since 2011.
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Così fan tutteMarch 8 - 30, 2025Dorothy Chandler PavilionThe wine is flowing a little too freely, and two young men enter into a risky (and risqué) bet: Each will try to seduce the other’s fiancée. Hijinks ensue, with dashing disguises, outrageous flirting, and, of course, wedding bells—but we won't say who ends up together!
SaturdayMar 87:30 PMSundayMar 162:00 PMWednesdayMar 197:30 PMSaturdayMar 227:30 PMThursdayMar 277:30 PMSundayMar 302:00 PMMozart’s razor-sharp comedy is back in a delightful production by director Michael Cavanagh. A stylish set by Erhard Rom updates the action to a swanky American country club, bursting with kitsch and color. James Conlon conducts a fantastic ensemble cast, led by longtime LA Opera favorites Ana María Martínez and Rod Gilfry as the schemers behind the deception. Featuring an endless parade of exquisite ensembles, Mozart’s deliciously scandalous opera is a can’t-miss for newcomers and seasoned fans alike.
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AinadamarApril 26 - May 18, 2025Dorothy Chandler PavilionMargarita Xirgu has spent half her acting career in exile, mourning Federico García Lorca, the dear friend whom she couldn’t convince to flee Franco’s reign of terror. Lorca was once on the verge of writing his way into a new Golden Age in Spain. But dictators have no use for poets.
SaturdayApr 267:30 PMSaturdayMay 37:30 PMSundayMay 42:00 PMWednesdayMay 77:30 PMThursdayMay 157:30 PMSundayMay 182:00 PMResident Conductor Lina González-Granados leads this major company premiere. Grammy winner Osvaldo Golijov’s dramatic, flamenco-inspired score meets a poignant libretto by David Henry Hwang in what the LA Times calls “one of the most moving and meaningful operas of our time.” Ana María Martínez takes center stage as Lorca’s muse Margarita Xirgu, recounting the poet’s life and his last days in the Spanish Civil War. Daniela Mack steps into the role of Federico García Lorca, the man whose pen proved just as dangerous as any pistol.
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RigolettoMay 31 - June 21, 2025Dorothy Chandler PavilionIn a court ruled by decadence and corruption, the Duke of Mantua sits on top. Whatever he wants, he gets. And lately, he’s set his sights on Rigoletto’s daughter. It’s enough to send the carefree court jester into a deadly rage, but revenge comes at a price he never expected.
SaturdayMay 317:30 PMSundayJun 82:00 PMThursdayJun 127:30 PMSundayJun 152:00 PMWednesdayJun 187:30 PMSaturdayJun 217:30 PMVerdi master James Conlon conducts Rigoletto, featuring some of the most famous music in history. Quinn Kelsey, the premier Verdi baritone of his generation, returns to star in the title role, with tenor René Barbera as the suave and sadistic Duke and Italian soprano Rosa Feola as Gilda, his unsuspecting prey. Stage director Tomer Zvulun updates the action to Mussolini’s Italy, transporting audiences to a realm of glittering grandeur that’s absolutely rotten to the core.
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Kristin Chenoweth Holiday ConcertDecember 14, 2024 - 7:30PMDorothy Chandler PavilionAn evening of holiday favorites and Broadway classics.
SaturdayDec 147:30 PMTony winner, Emmy winner, and all-around delight Kristin Chenoweth brings the spirit to the holiday season to the DCP. Hear a selection of glittering holiday favorites from the beloved and truly "Popular" icon of stage and screen, supported by the great LA Opera Orchestra conducted by Mary-Mitchell Campbell.
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Kelli O'Hara in ConcertFebruary 1, 2025 - 7:30PMDorothy Chandler PavilionOne night only! Tony winner Kelli O’Hara performs with the LA Opera Orchestra.
SaturdayFeb 17:30 PMWho else is a bona fide star on Broadway, at the Metropolitan Opera and on television? Kelli O’Hara can seemingly do it all. From her Tony-winning performance in The King and I, to starring in The Hours at the Met and The Gilded Age on HBO, she dazzles at every turn. Her eagerly anticipated company debut, in concert with the LA Opera Orchestra, promises a heart-filling evening of beloved show tunes and more.
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Angel Blue in ConcertMarch 15, 2025 - 7:30PMDorothy Chandler PavilionThe superstar returns to our stage in concert.
SaturdayMar 157:30 PMHer long-awaited return to our stage in 2022’s Tosca confirmed what opera lovers in New York, Milan, London, Vienna, Berlin and Paris have known for years: Angel Blue is one of the most radiant superstars of our time, drawing thunderous applause and standing ovations around the world. We’re proud to welcome her back to our stage for a thrilling evening of opera’s greatest arias, backed by the magnificent LA Opera Orchestra under the baton of Lina González-Granados.
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Renée Fleming & FriendsJune 14, 2025 - 7:30PMDorothy Chandler PavilionAn evening with one of the most celebrated voices of our time.
SaturdayJun 147:30 PMLegendary soprano Renée Fleming and special guests will take you on a sensational journey through your favorite musical showstoppers in this breathtaking one-night-only concert with the LA Opera Orchestra.
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Spanish DraculaOctober 25 - 27, 2024The United Theater on BroadwayWhile Bela Lugosi was vamping it up in from of the cameras by day, a night crew shot an alternate version of Dracula in Spanish — same sets, same story, new cast. This second incarnation of the classic, starring Carlos Villarias, was largely forgotten until a recent renaissance, and many now hail it as the superior version.
FridayOct 258:00 PMSaturdayOct 268:00 PMSundayOct 272:00 PMSee it on the big screen (with English subtitles), as Lina González-Granados leads the LA Opera Orchestra in a live performance of a new LAO-commissioned score by Academy Award-winning composer Gustavo Santaolalla (The Last of Us, Brokeback Mountain), who’ll also star as a featured performer.
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Les Talens LyriquesNovember 13, 2024 - 7:30PMZipper HallThe acclaimed Paris-based music ensemble Les Talens Lyriques is celebrated for performing treasures from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, breathing new life into some of Europe's most complex and brilliant classical music.
WednesdayNov 137:30 PMUnder the masterful baton of conductor and founder Christophe Rousset, an intimate ensemble will take you to the Court of Versailles, with a concert of delightful music by French Baroque masters Jean-Baptiste Lully and François Couperin as well as the lesser-known Michel Lambert and Michel Pignolet de Montéclair. Don't miss this rare Los Angeles appearance in the acoustically delightful environment of The Colburn School’s Zipper Hall.
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AdorationFebruary 19 - 23, 2025RedcatHate is too often portrayed as binary. We either hate or we don’t. We hate someone for something they did or some perceived slight, or we hate “the other.” Yet we are not born with hate—it is learned, nurtured, and developed over the course of a lifetime.
WednesdayFeb 198:00 PMThursdayFeb 208:00 PMSaturdayFeb 228:00 PMSundayFeb 232:00 PMAn adaptation of Atom Egoyan’s 2008 film of the same name, Adoration follows Simon, an orphaned high school student. As part of a dramatic writing exercise, Simon’s teacher encourages him to appropriate details from a historical terrorist attack as an event perpetrated by his parents. When his story goes viral, Simon uses the hysteria within his community and on the internet to highlight the challenges of intolerance and racism in our society. The fictional and actual circumstances of the loss of Simon’s family are revealed in fragments, only fitting together with the final revelation that the prejudices of Simon’s maternal grandfather led to his parents’ deaths.
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Benjamin BernheimNovember 9, 2024 - 7:30PMThe WallisThe LA debut of a legend in the making
SaturdayNov 97:30 PMPerhaps the greatest French lyric tenor of his generation, Benjamin Bernheim is a regular at Europe’s leading opera houses who also embraces the subtle, intimate art of the solo recital. Hailed by Le Monde as “simply stunning,” Bernheim makes his Los Angeles debut in a special one-night-only performance at The Wallis, performing ravishing songs and arias. Spend an evening with the rising star whom The New York Times calls “France's new favorite tenor.”
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Ryan Speedo GreenJanuary 19, 2025 - 2:00PMThe WallisThe captivating bass-baritone takes the stage at The Wallis.
SundayJan 192:00 PMThe fast-rising bass-baritone already has two Grammy Awards to his name, and now Ryan Speedo Green has begun his conquest of the world’s leading opera houses. Fresh from his triumphant star turns in the Metropolitan Opera’s acclaimed productions of Champion and Fire Shut Up In My Bones and in the LA Philharmonic’s recent Das Rheingold, this magnetic performer makes his first LA Opera appearance in a spellbinding recital featuring songs by Wolf, Mussorgsky, Schubert, Mahler and more.
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Joshua Guerrero in RecitalJune 7, 2025 - 7:30PMThe WallisThe return of a hometown hero!
SaturdayJun 77:30 PMOne of LA Opera’s greatest success stories, Joshua Guerrero began his career with the company, quickly graduating to the leading tenor roles in Moby-Dick, Macbeth and The Ghosts of Versailles. And that was just the beginning. Hailed as one of OperaWire's "Top 11 Singers of 2023," he now regularly stars at the major opera h ouses of Europe and North America, and even lent his voice to the Disney/Pixar juggernaut Coco. Join us for his long-awaited r eturn to Los Angeles in recital at The Wallis.
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