Mar 14 (live) 18 (encore) - Der Fliegende Holländer (Richard Wagner)Īpr 11 (live) 15 (encore) - Tosca (Giacomo Puccini) Jan 11 (live) 15 (encore) - Wozzeck (Alban Berg)įeb 1 (live) 5 (encore) - Porgy and Bess (George Gershwin)įeb 29 (live) May 3 (encore) – Agrippina (George Frideric Handel) Nov 23 (live) 27 (encore) - Akhnaten (Philip Glass) Nov 9 (live) 13 (encore) - Madama Butterfly (Giacomo Puccini) Oct 26 (live) 30 (encore) - Manon (Jules Massenet) Oct 12 (live) 16 (encore) - Turandot (Giacomo Puccini) Met live HD in Cinemas lineup for the 2019-2020 season Wednesday, July 17 is not too early for performances in 2019 some seats will have already been sold to Met Opera members. So, my advice is to get your tickets early for the operas you most want to see live seats for encore performances are not that often a problem. In my area, the best seats go early, and even weeks before the broadcast, the only seats remaining are in the neck-straining first few rows. My experience is that seat availability varies depending on the popularity of the opera and the popularity of the series in the location closest to you.
These Saturday live-streamed transmissions of Met operas have become quite popular the Met replays the video recording of the Saturday broadcast the following Wednesday in most locations dubbed “encore” presentations, many of these are later added to the Met Opera “On Demand” video service, and some are broadcast again in the summer between seasons. Actually, tickets for live in HD “In Cinemas” broadcasts have already been on sale to Metropolitan Opera members, but they will be made available to the general public starting Wednesday, July 17.
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