Maria Stuarda brings Donizetti’s explosive Tudor drama to the Metropolitan Opera House, with Lisette Oropesa and Angela Meade facing off as the doomed Mary, Queen of Scots, and her rival, Queen Elizabeth I. This bel canto masterpiece, directed by David McVicar, is renowned for its vocal fireworks and psychological depth. Maestro Enrique Mazzola conducts the Met Orchestra in a production celebrated for its lavish costumes and bold staging. Whether you’re an opera aficionado or a newcomer, this limited-run revival promises a night of royal intrigue, soaring arias, and unforgettable performances. Maria Stuarda New York tickets are your passport to operatic grandeur.
Set in the turbulent 16th-century courts of England and Scotland, Maria Stuarda centers on the fierce rivalry between Mary, Queen of Scots, and Queen Elizabeth I. Both women vie for power, love, and survival, with the nobleman Leicester caught in the crossfire. As secrets unravel and political tensions mount, the fate of two queens hangs in the balance. Will mercy or vengeance prevail when the two monarchs finally meet?
Show timings for Maria Stuarda may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
The Metropolitan Opera House is a legendary New York venue renowned for its grand scale and acoustics, hosting some of the world’s most celebrated operatic and classical performances. Designed by Wallace K. Harrison and opened in 1966, its iconic arched façade and opulent interiors set the stage for unforgettable nights. The Met’s vast stage accommodates elaborate productions, from classic operas to innovative new works, making it a cultural landmark for music lovers.
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The production is suitable for all ages, making it a great introduction to opera for families and newcomers alike.
The show is staged at the Metropolitan Opera House, located at Lincoln Center.
The opera dramatizes the historic rivalry between Mary, Queen of Scots, and Queen Elizabeth I, exploring themes of power, love, and betrayal.
The running time is 2 hr 55 min with an interval.
Lisette Oropesa stars as Maria Stuarda, Angela Meade as Elisabetta, and René Barbera as Leicester.
The production is directed by David McVicar, known for his acclaimed work in opera houses worldwide.
Yes, this is a limited-run engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House, making tickets highly sought after.
The opera is suitable for all ages and does not contain any content warnings or intense special effects.
Yes, children are welcome, as the show is suitable for all ages. Parental discretion is always advised for young children.