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Opéra de Montréal
Let yourself be captivated by international and local creations
From comic operas to baroque works, with rock and classical influences, the Opéra de Montréal presents a lively and dynamic art form through large-scale performances.
A masterful discipline combining singing, dance, theatre and music, it is presented in French in the stunning Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, providing the ideal environment to forge a unique connection with the audience.
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Opera • Italian verismo
La Bohème | Puccini
May 10 to 20, 20255 performancesSalle Wilfrid-PelletierThe illustrious filmmaker Baz Luhrmann once said that La Bohème was the greatest love story ever sung. It is certainly a favourite of the repertoire.
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Classical Opera
Don Giovanni I Mozart
September 27 to October 5, 20254 performancesSalle Wilfrid-PelletierMozart and Da Ponte’s legendary collaboration gives us Don Giovanni, a maelstrom of tragedy and dark comedy, seduction and self-destruction.
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Romantic Opera
Jenůfa I Janáček
November 22 to 30, 20253 performancesSalle Wilfrid-PelletierRenowned Canadian filmmaker Atom Egoyan takes the helm for this highly anticipated production of Jenůfa, while Montreal’s very own Nicole Paiement leads the Orchestre Métropolitain as conductor.
Opera, an art form that brings people together
Founded in 1980, the Opéra de Montréal has established itself as the biggest Francophone opera house in North America. Through a variety of creations and a rich programming over the years, it aims to share the appreciation of this art form with as many people as possible.
Since its inception, the Opéra de Montréal has presented over 1,000 performances within the walls of Place des Arts, drawn from a repertoire of more than 100 different operas. Among its productions are several adaptations of internationally recognized works, as well as numerous original productions.
Unique stagings that have left a lasting impression on audiences include works such as: Nelligan by André Gagnon (libretto by Michel Tremblay); Thérèse Raquin by Tobias Picker (libretto by Gene Scheer); Les Feluettes by Kevin March (libretto by Michel Marc Bouchard); and Another Brick in the Wall – The Opera (lyrics by Roger Waters; music by Julien Bilodeau).
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