Madame Butterfly Continues This Week
Madame Butterfly plays until July 1
Die Frau ohne Schatten plays until June 28
El último sueño de Frida y Diego starts June 13
100th Anniversary Concert is June 16
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Upcoming Events
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Madame Butterfly
War Memorial Opera House
Music Director Eun Sun Kim conducts a new staging of Puccini’s heartbreaking drama from director Amon Miyamoto. Each night, the young Cio-Cio-San looks out over the port of Nagasaki, eagerly waiting the return of her husband, U.S. Naval officer Lieutenant B.F. Pinkerton. Alongside her is their young son, Trouble, who has never met his father.
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Die Frau ohne Schatten
War Memorial Opera House
This bucket-list opera is a must-see for every opera lover! For the ultimate opera experience immerse yourself in a story about a half-spirit and half-mortal, the Empress who lives in fear of a curse: If she doesn’t acquire a human shadow in three days’ time, the spirit world will reclaim her—and turn her husband to stone.
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El último sueño de Frida y Diego
War Memorial Opera House
Journey through this bold world of desire and release in a pioneering new opera by Bay Area composer Gabriela Lena Frank and the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz. It's been three years since she passed. Now on the Day of the Dead in 1957, a lonely, ailing Diego Rivera makes a final wish: to see his wife Frida Kahlo once more. And the underworld heeds his call.
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100th Anniversary Concert and Dinner with the Artists
War Memorial Opera House
This once-in-a-century event features the San Francisco Opera Orchestra and Chorus, music directors past and present and 15 of the greatest artists to grace the War Memorial Opera House stage. Don't miss this chance to revel in 100 years of history as we look to the future of opera.