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Coney Island comes to the Met stage in Phelim McDermott’s popular production inspired by the side shows of the boardwalk. Gerald Finley, as Don Alfonso, leads an outstanding ensemble cast, with Harry Bicket on the podium.

This season’s popular series of Sunday matinee performances continues Febraury 23 with Così fan tutte. In the recently announced 2020–21 season, the initiative will expand to include 22 Sunday matinees, each of which will feature a post-performance discussion with cast members.

Watch video previews of next season’s new productions, including commentary from the directors—three of whom will be making their Met debuts.

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An outstanding cast comes together for Mozart’s scintillating class comedy, in Richard Eyre’s fast-paced and quick-witted production. Cornelius Meister conducts.

This season, the Met presents Handel’s early masterpiece Agrippina for the first time, in a pointed production by Sir David McVicar that stars Joyce DiDonato as the power-hungry empress and transports the black political comedy to the present day, amplifying its satirical relevance.

Experience Laurent Pelly’s enchanting production of Massenet’s Manon, starring soprano Lisette Oropesa as the tragic heroine, opposite tenor Michael Fabiano. Now available to stream on Met Opera on Demand.