An exciting and rich experience for New York City visitors who enjoy fine arts, and who can spend quality time with the Metropolitan Opera House performances.
The Metropolitan Opera House is the largest opera house in the world, with its huge 6-storey theater and a 4,000-seat audience.
The Metropolitan Opera House was established in 1882 on Broadway, but a massive fire broke out in 1893 which led to its wear and tear but was still in use until 1966.
This was followed by the demolition of the opera building after it became unusable, and the construction of a new opera, the current opera at the Lincoln Center for the Arts in New York.
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The most important international offers
The Metropolitan Opera House offers all the world famous opera performances such as Othello, Romeo, Juliet, La Bohemia, Widow Tarob, Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, Regoletto, Aida, and others.
The Metropolitan Opera House is considered the best in the world in presenting these classic performances with a new vision, with its huge and amazing artistic production in clothes, decorations and art directing.
An artistic and cultural tourist attraction
The Metropolitan Opera House is on the list of tourist visits for visitors to New York, as it is one of the most important cultural and cultural landmarks of the city that tourists are keen to try.
In contrast to artistic performances, the Metropolitan Opera offers many musical performances that classical music lovers from around the world enjoy.
In the field of singing and music, the Metropolitan Opera House is famous for its gathering of the most important operatic voices from around the world, in addition to elite musicians and band leaders.
The house also includes the largest and best operatic bands of show directors, choreographers, decorators, apparel designers, art directors, and others.
Continuous technical progress
Since Peter Gilb took over the management of the Metropolitan Opera in 2006, the house has witnessed significant technical growth in terms of doubling the production of shows and ticket sales.
Peter Gelb succeeded in bringing investors to the opera house in addition to acquiring a group of the best voices and artists in the world of opera arts.
Since 1931, the Metropolitan Opera House has broadcast its shows on radio shows, and this continued until 2004, but Peter Gelb was able to come up with a more modern idea.
Gelb decided to broadcast the Metropolitan Opera Show via satellite live to various movie theaters in the United States.
This was followed by an agreement to broadcast shows to some theaters and cinemas around the world in Europe, China, Russia and North Africa, so the revenues of the house doubled, and the number of viewers of shows increased.
Season Shows
If you are heading to New York for your holiday this winter, we advise you to try the Metropolitan Opera Shows, which is an unforgettable humanistic and artistic cultural experience.
And in this season you can enjoy the performances of La Bohemia, Don Giovanni, Carmen, Salome, Regoletto, Magic Flute, Aida and other amazing shows.
From the width of Aida
From Othello’s show
La Bohemia show
Anna Polina introduced
The Metropolitan Opera houses the best artists from around the world
The Metropolitan Opera House in New York
Dazzle fashion and decoration at the Metropolitan Opera
