Touted as Opera's doomed playboy, Mozart's Don Giovanni is a man much more sinister. Consumed with selfishness and vengeance, his immorality leaves nothing but devastation behind him. Don't miss this new to Los Angeles Opera production starring Grammy winner Lucas Meacham as the doomed philanderer, direction comes from Kaper Holten, with James Conlon at the podium.

The first in the trilogy starring the mischievous Count Almavira and his wily servant Figaro, enjoy this madcap comedy as the duo starts the adventure of wooing the witty and beautiful Rosina right out from under the nose of her minder, Dr. Bartolo. With devious disguises and meddlesome mishaps, the fate of the heart of this young girl is one thrilling and hilarious ride. In this new to Los Angeles Opera production, Tony and Emmy winner Rob Ashford directs a cast including Isabel Leonard as Rosina and Emmet O'Hanlon as the wily Figaro!

The famously tempestuous relationship of legendary artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera forms the basis of this brand-new opera from Grammy Award-winning composer Gabriela Lena Frank and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz. Blending a folklore-inspired score with visuals based on the duo's iconic works, this fantastical tale is set to be a highlight of the season as it takes to the Dorothy Chandler Pavillion stage this November.

World-renowned orchestra The English Concert, conducted by Harry Bicket, comes to Los Angeles for a breathtaking performance of Rodelinda. Composed by George Frideric Handel, the story follows queen Rodelinda who is grappling with the death of her husband alongside the distrustful men around her who want to take her off the throne. This is one of the best pieces of baroque opera ever composed.

As part of its Recovered Voices project, Los Angeles Opera presents two stunning yet overlooked one-act operas as part of its 2023/24 season. Starting with William Grant Still's stunning Jim Crow era set highway 1, USA. Composed in the 40s but only receiving its premiere in 1963, it details the struggles of an ordinary couple seeking a better life. Set to a jazz-infused score, it showcases Still's talents, cementing his name as ' The Dean of Africa-American Composers'.