Friday September 28th, 3pm
Wednesday October 3rd 7pm
After more than 100 performances, this sumptuous Wiener Staatsoper production signed Nicolas Joel is just as if not more beguiling than ever. Since 1984, it has brought together
Friday October 19th, 3pm
Wednesday October 23rd 7pm
This is already the third run of performances at the Salle Richelieu, for this House of Cards of the XVIIth century. The typically Racinian immoralities, political manipulations and
Friday November 16th, 3pm
Wednesday November 21st 7pm
Admirably suited to Wagner’s work, Keith Warner’s stage production also asserts itself with powerful symbolic and indelible images. Unveiled in Bayreuth, Swedish bass-baritone John Lundgren returns to the
Friday November 30th, 3pm
Wednesday December 5th 7pm
An unhoped-for opportunity for those who missed the performances of this success at the TNM within the framework Montreal’s 375th anniversary celebrations. Elsa Lepoivre and Éric Ruf, also
Friday December 7th, 3pm
Thursday December 13th 7pm
Friday December 14th, 3pm
Saturday December 15th, 3pm
Sunday December 16th, 3pm
If Christmas is just not the same without the sound of the celesta,
Friday Januray 11th, 3pm
Wednesday Januay 16th 7pm
In 2015, Éric Ruf risked the mythical destiny of Romeo and Juliet on the French stage from under nearly 60 years of dust. With the release of this
Friday January 25th, 3pm
Wednesday January 30th 7pm
Plácido Domingo is an admirable force of nature and again astounds with the power, trueness and freshness of his interpretation even at the ripe old age of 77.
Friday February 8th, 3pm
The most performed opera in the world, La Traviata has been the object of numerous classic production including Richard Eyre’s since 1994. Yet, far from being stale, this rich, colourful adaptation is all
Friday Februay 22d, 3pm
Wednesday Februaay 27th 7pm
Seeing Cyrano at the Comédie-Française is truly an event in itself, but this production, saluted six times at Les Molières, adds to the experience with its masterful stage
Wednesday March 13th 7pm
Friday March 15th, 3pm
In Nureyev’s hands, Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece was transformed from a scenic children’s fairy tale to a dark, radical, grave work, delving
Friday March 29th, 3pm
Wednesday April 3rd 7pm
By setting Madame Butterfly in a 1930s movie studio complete with cameras and screens, Mario Gas allows a rare intimacy, a delicate gaze on the actors. In Ciné-spectacle,
Friday April 12th, 3pm
Wednesday April 17th 7pm
Christof Loy’s popular productions are first and foremost imprinted with what the music conveys. The remarkable appropriateness between the scores and the spatial installation of this striking melodrama
Friday April 26th, 3pm
Wednesday May 1st 7pm
This striking opera by Chostakovitch is in perfect unison with the always exacting, often subversive work of Krzysztof Warlikowski. Acclaimed
Friday May 10th, 3pm
Wednesday May 15th 7pm
A delightful production of Gounod’s most celebrated opera. Among the most splendid sets evoking Paris in the Second Empire, David McVicar draws an artful parallel between the fate