Opéra Paris

Un Ballo in Maschera, Giuseppe Verdi Opéra de Paris, Bastille February 2026 La Opéra de Paris ofrece estos días una producción de Un Ballo in Maschera de Verdi del mítico Gilbert Deflo. Una producción maravillosa y atractiva en todos sus detalles, sobre todo el vestuario de William Orlandi, el mismo que hizo la escenografía. Es un Ballo in Maschera visual y vivo, que se agradece porque nos permite disfrutar. En el plano vocal, asistimos al renacimiento de la extraordinaria An

Eugene Onegin , Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Opéra de Paris, Palais Garnier, Paris One of the most anticipated premieres of the year in Paris was Alexander Neef's ambitious bet for an Eugene Onegin directed by the Hollywood star Ralph Fiennes. The event generated such excitement that, "magically", the tickets vanished on the first day they went on sale, although they quickly reappeared on secondary websites at triple the price and some performances were only for VIPs. No one dare

Pierre Audi's now-famous Tosca has returned to the Opéra Bastille in Paris with its enormous cross flying above the stage—there's no doubt that this cross owes much to Dalí and his Corpus Hypercubus at the Met Museum. It's not a production that I find particularly brilliant, although, for example, its Te Deum is visually extraordinary. However, Tosca's ending, without her leaping from Castel Sant'Angelo—something that it's more practical for the soprano in Audi's production—

On Saturday, the Opéra Garnier in Paris premiered the production of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro done by Netia Jones in 2022, with a new cast. Da Ponte's celebrated libretto, based on Beaumarchais's work and a key embryo of the French revolutionary movement, returned to Paris in a stage interpretation by Netia Jones that attempts to expose the power dynamics surrounding an opera house, setting the action backstage at the Opéra Garnier itself. The idea is bril