Set sail with the legendary Gilbert and Sullivan for this high spirited, jazzed-up reimagining of the classic adventure on the high seas! A delight for audiences of all ages since 1879, it features a side-splitting, swashbuckling story with jazz and blues-infused reworks of the some of the duo's most beloved melodies, including the unforgettable lyrical labyrinth that is 'The Modern Major General's Song'!

One of the most acclaimed Met Opera productions of the last two decades, James Robinson's highly acclaimed production of the landmark American classic, returns for the 2025/26 season! Starring Alfred Walker and Brittany Renee as the titular couple, the Gershwin's folk-inspired epic takes us into the heart of 1930s Charleston, where the residents of Catfish Row tell a story of fraught tensions, love, grief, and the search for redemption.

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.

English Director Carrie Cracknell's sizzling reimagining of Georges Bizet's world-renowned opera returns for the 2025/26 Season! With the action moved to the present day, enjoy the tale of sizzling passion in a whole new way as Carmen makes her way to the Met Opera House one more time! Isobel Leonard and Aigul Akhmetshinaas the titular femme fatale, alongside Michael Fabiano and Matthew Polenzani as her doomed lover Don Jose.

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.

The horrors of the French Revolution are laid bare in Umberto Giordano's dramatic imaginings of the life of the titular poet as he is caught up in the violence of a nation in turmoil. Starring Piotr Beczala as Chenier alongside Sonya Yoncheva as his lover, Nicolas Joel's production mirrors the passion and emotion of Giordano's score as the pair's life unravels, leading them to the final decision of the guillotine.