Returning to Los Angeles Opera this holiday season, La Boheme follows the lives of four young bohemians as they fight, fantasize and fall in (and out) of love in the face of poverty. Widely regarded as one of Puccini's greatest works, spawning myriad adaptations, even becoming the basis for hit musical RENT. Although the struggle and strife (and excitement) of 1840s Paris may seem worlds away to us now, the themes have remained timeless and universal.

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.

Philip Glass's 1983 masterpiece is born anew in this revival from Phelim McDermott. Setting pulses racing with visionary effects, acrobats and performers, discover the story of one of Egypt's most revolutionary Pharaohs. Alongside his wife Nefertiti, Akhnaten changed the landscape of his kingdom. The third of the minimalist composer's portrait trilogy, this fantastic production stars John Holiday and Sun-Ly Pierce, conducted by Dalia Stasevska.

The Ten Tenors have captivated audiences around the world with the groups trademark, 'Opera without the Boring Bits.' The talented Ozzie ensemble boast a massive fanbase, from Japan to South America. thanks to their rigorous touring that's put them in front of over 90 million fans! Expect some of their own music as well as covers of classic hits like 'Love Is In The Air' and 'Dancing Queen'.

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!

If someone mentions the word opera, you probably think Italy, maybe Germany but... Texas?! Well, The Texas Tenors are changing that perception all right. Combining elements of opera, country music, and pop, the songs you can expect to hear at a Texas Tenors concert range from 'Unchained Melody' to 'Nessun Dorma' to 'My Way'.