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Tickets
Watch & Listen
Live
in HD
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Ten extraordinary performances from the first three seasons of Live
in HD will be screened—for free—as part of a ten-day festival in Lincoln Center Plaza. Opens August 29!
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Two
great performances from The
Met: Live in HD return to
select movie theaters. The
Magic Flute and Il
Barbiere di Siviglia will
be shown in the U.S. and Canada
as part of this special series.
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The
Live
in HD presentation of
Anthony Minghella’s
stunning production of Puccini’s
Madama
Butterfly, starring
Patricia Racette, is now available
on Met Player. The company's
online subscription service
offers more than 225 performances
on demand—including
most of the past three seasons
of HD programs—which
you can watch or listen to
on your computer.
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The
Met’s Summer Recital Series in
New York City parks begins on July
13 with a SummerStage concert in Central
Park featuring Paulo Szot. Free tickets
to this event will be distributed at
the Met box office beginning
Monday, July 6, at 10am.
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Patrons
can already order single tickets
for the 2009-10 season. Guild Members
Members at the $125 level and above
may order tickets this summer, in
advance of the general public. Become
a Patron or a Guild Member today!
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The choreographic
fireworks continue during the final
two weeks of ABT’s Spring Season
through July 11. Called an “irresistible
hit” by The
New York Times,
Sir Frederick Ashton’s Sylvia
takes center stage with a score by
Léo Delibes from June 29 – July
4. ABT’s final week this season
features Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s
beloved Romeo
and Juliet. For tickets,
visit abt.org or call 212-362-6000.
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