RECOMMENDED: Our day-by-day roundup of the best theater, opera and dance to stream online This week's Metropolitan Opera nightly streaming schedule:
The sixth of these, in which Diana Damrau and Joseph Calleja perform arias and duets at a chapel in Italy, premiered on October 24 and will be available through November 6. To find which opera might be right for you, consult the Met's helpful quick-reference guide or consult the Met's rich collection of articles and podcasts.Īlong with these nightly operas, the Met also offers pay-per-view virtual concerts. Other highlights include two fascinating modern works: John Adams and Alice Goodman’s superb Nixon in China, which alternates between heightened realism and dreamlike experimentalism, and Philip Glass and Constance DeJong's Satyagraha, an eye-popping collage of history, philosophy and politics that centers on Mahatma Gandhi. A striking 2020 production of Handel's Agrippina, with Joyce DiDonato as the ruthless mother of the Roman emperor Nero, follows on Tuesday. This lineup begins with a vintage recording of Verdi's Don Carlo, as performed in 1980 by a cast led by Renata Scotto. A full schedule for Week 33 of the Met's streaming program is below. The operas can also be accessed via the Met Opera on Demand app on various devices. )Įach production becomes viewable on the Met's website at 7:30pm EDT (12:30am BST) and stays there until 6:30pm EDT the next evening.
(Click here to see the Met's schedule for December 7 through December 13. All but two of this week's offerings were filmed in high definition as part of the Met's Live in HD series. In honor of the upcoming elections, the lineup from October 26 through November 1 focuses on operas with political subject matter, from Handel and Verdi through modern works by John Adams and Philip Glass. The Metropolitan Opera will remain dark until September 2021, but the company is sustaining opera lovers around the world with free streams of complete works from its archives every night.
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