The Metropolitan Opera

2021–22 Season: Subscribe Now

On September 27, the Met makes a spectacular return to the stage after the longest closure in its history. Create a Flex Subscription today to secure the best seats and the best prices for the thrilling 2021–22 season.

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On September 27, the Met makes a spectacular return to the stage after the longest closure in its history. Create a Flex Subscription today to secure the best seats and the best prices for the thrilling 2021–22 season.

Our Commitment to Our Audiences

As we look ahead to the Met's long-awaited reopening in September, our top priority is the well-being of our audiences. Learn more about our new health and safety policies and improvements, including the implementation of a fully vaccinated house, as well as new flexible ticketing and exchange policies.

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As we look ahead to the Met's long-awaited reopening in September, our top priority is the well-being of our audiences. Learn more about our new health and safety policies and improvements, including the implementation of a fully vaccinated house, as well as new flexible ticketing and exchange policies.

2021–22 SEASON

Tickets On Sale August 9

Mark your calendar: Individual performance tickets for the thrilling 2021–22 season go on sale Monday, August 9, at 12PM ET. The season opens in historic fashion with the Met-premiere production of Terence Blanchard’s Fire Shut Up in My Bones, and includes a total of six unmissable new stagings and a full slate of repertory gems, featuring all of your favorite stars.

 

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SUPPORT THE MET

Support Extraordinary Opera

On September 27, the Met will raise the curtain on our eagerly anticipated 2021–22 season. Make a gift today to help to ensure a bright future for the Met and this incomparable art form.

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Aria Code: Lisette Oropesa on La Traviata

 

Created in collaboration with WQXR, our popular Aria Code podcast explores the magic of opera one aria at a time. In the latest episode, extraordinary soprano Lisette Oropesa speaks to host Rhiannon Giddens about Violetta’s heartbreaking “Addio, del passato” from Verdi’s La Traviata. 

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Live in HD Summer Encores

In select cinemas this summer, the Met presents encore screenings of popular Live in HD transmissions from past seasons, as well as a new feature-length documentary that follows Yannick Nézet-Séguin in his journey toward becoming Met Music Director.

 

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Global Summer Camp

This summer, children aged eight to 18 are invited to join the Met on a four-week virtual exploration of the world of opera! Each week, campers will explore a kid-friendly Met production with activities and interviews with the opera’s stars—all livestreamed for free.

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