La Bohème at the Metropolitan Opera House Ticket

La Bohème is the quintessential tale of bohemian life. A group of struggling artists (a poet, a painter, a musician, and a philosopher) navigating poverty, friendship, and the fierce joy of youth in the Latin Quarter of Paris. From its soaring melodies to its heartbreaking final act, La Bohème is a moving and visually stunning operatic experience that is perfect for both first-time opera-goers and seasoned enthusiasts. The Metropolitan Opera is possibly the most glamorous excursion available to visitors of New York City.

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   The Metropolitan Opera

   Treat yourself to a night at the opera with a performance of La Bohème by Giacomo Puccini. Part of the legendary Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, the Metropolitan Opera House is one of the best places on the planet to see an opera. The building seats 3,800 people and first opened in 1966 with a performance of Samuel Barber’s Antony and Cleopatra. This 4-act opera, La Bohème, first premiered in Turin in 1896 and has grown in popularity ever since with its story centered around young bohemians living in 1830s Paris. Franco Zeffirelli’s amazing production brings to life the tale of love and loss between the two main characters, Rodolfo and Mimì. The opera is sung in Italian, and the Met provides subtitles in English, German and Spanish on the back of each seat, so you can easily follow along.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Best available seats are assigned by theater at time of purchase and will be listed on your actual tickets.
• Accessible Seating, please advise in the ‘Special Requirements’ field at the time of check out: Transfer seating (retractable arm aisle seat) or Wheelchair seating (empty wheelchair space)

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