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Bartlett Sher’s Art Deco new production returns to the stage after its acclaimed premiere earlier this season. Quinn Kelsey gives a commanding performance in the title role, alongside Erin Morley as Gilda and Stephen Costello as the Duke of Mantua. Karen Kamensek conducts.

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Maestro Susanna Mälkki leads Stravinsky’s ingenious neoclassical satire, with Ben Bliss starring as the cad Tom Rakewell, alongside Golda Schultz as the virtuous Anne Trulove and bass-baritone Christian Van Horn as the diabolical Nick Shadow. Jonathan Miller’s surreal production also features Raehann Bryce-Davis as Baba the Turk and James Creswell as Trulove.

In another gesture of solidarity with the victims of the war in Ukraine, the Metropolitan Opera and the Polish National Opera will gather leading Ukrainian musicians into the Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra for a European and U.S. tour July 28–August 20.

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