The Met: Live in HD Upcoming Broadcasts

Some moviegoers go to AMC Theatres for the biggest blockbusters, others try not to miss any of the AMC Artisan Films, and then there are those who come to see larger-than-life productions by the Metropolitan Opera on the biggest screen possible. For years, The Met: Live in HD program has given audiences around the country the opportunity to see classic and modern operas brought to life without having to book a ticket to New York City.
If you are a fan of the performing arts, or a tad bit curious after seeing those Fathom Events commercials before your favorite movies, stick around because we’re about to break down all the upcoming offerings from the Metropolitan Opera coming to AMC Theatres, and how to purchase tickets.
One of the most consequential figures in the American Civil Rights movement takes center stage in Robert O’Hara’s stage adaptation of Anthony Davis’ X: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MALCOLM X. Inspired by the real-life story of the powerful orator and trailblazer, this jazz-infused production features Will Liverman taking on the role of the everyman who rises up and makes a change in his world and everyone around him.
X: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MALCOLM X broadcasts live on November 18
Before the live broadcasts return from the Metropolitan Opera, The Met: Live in HD will bring back a classic when THE MAGIC FLUTE returns to AMC Theatres across the country. This abridged version of Mozart’s beloved composition was originally recorded in 2006, but the timeless quality of its music and the painstakingly crafted puppets involved in its story might make it seem as if it’s being shown for the first time.
THE MAGIC FLUTE (Encore) broadcasts on December 2
One week after a classic returns, The Met: Live in HD will bring a brand new production to moviegoers with a live broadcast of FLORENCIA EN EL AMAZONAS, an enchanting story centering on a Brazilian opera diva who returns to her homeland to perform at the iconic Manaus Opera House. While there, the talented singer searches far and wide for her missing lover last seen in the vast jungle, which takes her on an unforgettable journey.
FLORENCIA EN EL AMAZONAS broadcasts live on December 9
The Metropolitan Opera production of NABUCCO, arrives in AMC Theatres at the start of the new year, bringing with it a story of biblical proportions. Set in ancient Babylon, the story centers on King Nabucco (George Gagnidze) and his vengeful daughter, Abigaille (Liudmyla Monastyrska), as they fight for power over their subjects.
NABUCCO broadcasts on January 6
Georges Bizet’s CARMEN has long been one of the most well-known operas in the history of the music theatre, and Carrie Cracknell’s new version of the iconic performance will give it new life upon its debut in The Met: Live in HD series. Set in modern times, the opera sees Aigul Akhmetshina take on the titular role in this legendary tale of deadly passion.
CARMEN broadcasts live on January 27
LA FORZA DEL DESTINO, an epic tale of ill-fated love, blood-feuds, and family issues returns to the Metropolitan Opera in early 2024 with Mariusz Treliński’s update of the legendary production. Set in the contemporary world, this saga of romance, violence, and drama will have something for everyone, be it fans of the work or those looking to dip their toes into the world of opera.
LA FORZA DEL DESTINO broadcasts live on March 9
Charles Gounod’s ROMEO ET JULIETTE, an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s tragic love story of two forbidden lovers who would give up the world to be together, will be featured in The Met: Live in HD program in Spring 2024. This interpretation, with its saga of star-crossed lovers and vengeful families will give moviegoers yet another opportunity to travel to fair Verona.
ROMEO ET JULIETTE broadcasts live on March 23
Audiences will be taken to the heart of Parisian nightlife, the French Riviera, and other fantastical settings when LA RONDINE arrives in AMC Theatres in Spring 2024. Giacomo Puccini’s love story follows Magda (Angel Blue) as she is swept off her feet by the idealistic Ruggero (Jonathan Tetelman), who offers her a new look at life.
LA RONDINE broadcasts live on April 20
Giacomo Puccini’s MADAMA BUTTERFLY, a heartbreaking story of a Geisha named Cio-San (Asmik Grigorian) whose life is brought to ruin after being betrayed by a lover, comes to The Met: Live in HD series at the tail end of the season. This last, but certainly not least, stage production will have something for everyone, including romance, drama, and action.
MADAMA BUTTERFLY broadcasts live on May 11
AMC Theatres’ The Met: Live in HD will give you the opportunity to soak in the splendor of opera at your local cinema. But make sure to purchase your tickets ahead of time to prevent missing out on this remarkable series.
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