Pursued by a serpent in a strange land between the sun and the moon, Prince Tamino soon finds himself at the center of a wild adventure when he is saved by the mysterious handmaidens of the commanding Queen of the Night. Sent on a mission to save the Queen's captured daughter Pamina with a magic flute and bumbling servant Papageno, Prince Tamino's trials have just begun as he loses his heart to the Princess and comes to realize that the nature of good and evil in this odd place may not be as clear as they first appear.

Wagner's epic Ring Cycle's second instalment, Die Walkure ("The Valkyrie") plays out in three thrilling Acts performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra! Following on from the orchestra's Das Rheingold production, director Alberto Arvelo, conductor Gustavo Dudamel, the LA Phil and a cast of breathtaking singers present the first part of the epic, playing out on a set designed by the late Frank Gehry. Loosely based on Norse mythology with a healthy dose of European folklore, discover a world of Gods, men, and monsters, romance, revenge, adventure, and more. Act I will be performed on May 19 and 22, Act II on May 20 and 23, and Act II on May 21 and 24.

Wagner's epic Ring Cycle's second instalment, Die Walkure ("The Valkyrie") plays out in three thrilling Acts performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra! Following on from the orchestra's Das Rheingold production, director Alberto Arvelo, conductor Gustavo Dudamel, the LA Phil and a cast of breathtaking singers present the first part of the epic, playing out on a set designed by the late Frank Gehry. Loosely based on Norse mythology with a healthy dose of European folklore, discover a world of Gods, men, and monsters, romance, revenge, adventure, and more. Act I will be performed on May 19 and 22, Act II on May 20 and 23, and Act II on May 21 and 24.

Elizabethan England comes to town this spring, care of the Los Angeles Opera as they stage Verdi's final masterpiece. Comic, romantic, and full of delightful hijinks, join scene stealer of three of Shakespeare's plays, Sir John Falstaff - Played by Craig Colclough under the baton of conductor James Conlon - setting out to woo two different women, with the exact same plan for each!

One of the most beloved and enchanting sopranos to rule the American opera houses, Renee Fleming is a multi-talented performer whose repertoire spans across Barber, Handel, French opera, jazz, and even indie rock! Winner of both the National Medal of Arts and Richard Tucker Award, Fleming has retired from full-time opera and now concentrating on mixed rep concerts and musical theatre. Don't miss this rare opportunity to see one of America's leading divas sing in your city!