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The Magic Flute is well-regarded by visitors for providing a quality experience in New York City.
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Summarised reviews
The Magic Flute is well-regarded by visitors for providing a quality experience in New York City.
Customer reviews
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Summarised reviews
The Magic Flute is well-regarded by visitors for providing a quality experience in New York City.
Customer reviews
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Highlights
Discover Mozart's beloved The Magic Flute at the legendary MET in New York
Marvel at visually inventive sets, costumes and high-caliber puppetry
Enjoy a cast featuring celebrated opera stars in a unique fairy-tale adventure
See Julie Taymor's masterful direction known for bold symbolic storytelling
What’s Included
Admission to The Magic Flute opera at The Metropolitan Opera House
Reserved seating for the performance
Why Watch The Magic Flute
Step into plenty of fantasy and gripping melodies with Mozart’s The Magic Flute at New York’s Metropolitan Opera House. A key part of classical opera, The Magic Flute blends enchanting music, standout characters and inventive staging to create an operatic experience that delights both the seasoned enthusiast and first-time visitor.
A Storied Opera Through the Ages
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and first performed in Vienna over two centuries ago, The Magic Flute invites audiences of all backgrounds into its whimsical universe. The opera, structured as a singspiel, moves skillfully between dialogue and song, making the intricate storylines and vivid emotions thoroughly accessible. Mozart’s vibrant score combined with Emanuel Schikaneder’s imaginative libretto have cemented this work as a timeless favorite on stages worldwide.
Julie Taymor’s Landmark Production
Visionary director Julie Taymor infuses The Magic Flute with dazzling visual storytelling, from intricate puppetry to kaleidoscopic costumes and bold set designs. Drawing on global motifs and mythic symbolism, Taymor breathes new life into the fairy-tale journey, using humor and spectacle to highlight the opera’s deeper messages of wisdom, love and courage.
A Tale of Adventure and Transformation
The Magic Flute follows Prince Tamino as he’s rescued from a monstrous serpent by three mysterious women in the service of the Queen of the Night. Tasked with saving the Queen’s daughter, Pamina, Tamino is joined by the comical bird-catcher Papageno and guided by mystical spirit children. As their quest unfolds, truths are challenged and allegiances shift, revealing that Sarastro - the supposed villain - may hold goodness the Queen lacks. Trials of fire, water and silence test Tamino and Pamina’s resolve, culminating in their triumphant union and enlightenment. The opera’s music naturally shifts moods, offering some of the repertoire’s most famous arias and duets, including the thrilling "Queen of the Night" aria.
A Celebrated Cast
This season’s production features a cast of celebrated opera artists: Piotr Buszewski and Joshua Blue alternate as Tamino, Janai Brugger and Liv Redpath share the role of Pamina and opera luminary Rolando Villazón returns as Papageno, occasionally performed by Alexander Birch Elliott. Kathryn Lewek brings powerful vocals to the Queen of the Night, with Brindley Sherratt and James Creswell as the sage Sarastro. This ensemble brings Mozart’s characters vibrantly to life, making each performance a theatrical highlight.
Why This Opera Stands Out
With its rich musical textures, dynamic storytelling by Tony Award winner Julie Taymor and inventive designs, The Magic Flute transforms a classic fairy tale into a spectacle for all ages. Audiences can expect top-tier performances, a visually vivid display and a moving exploration of the triumph of love and wisdom.
Book your The Magic Flute tickets now!
You might also like: Edge Observation Deck - Entrance Ticket, SUMMIT One Vanderbilt Entry Ticket, Empire State Building: General Admission ticket.
Maintain silence during the performance
Photography, videography and recordings are not permitted inside the auditorium
Turn off mobile devices before the show begins
Follow all instructions from venue staff
What language is The Magic Flute performed in?
The opera is typically sung in German with English surtitles provided at the MET.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
The production is family-friendly and recommended for ages 8 and above.
How long is the performance of The Magic Flute?
The show runs for approximately 1.9 hours with an interval.
Are there concessions or amenities at The Metropolitan Opera House?
The theater offers bars, a restaurant, water fountains and restrooms for guest convenience.
Can I reschedule or cancel my ticket?
Tickets for The Magic Flute at the MET Opera cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Where is The Magic Flute playing?
The Magic Flute is playing at the theater. You can book tickets on tickadoo and find full venue information, including address and directions, on the show page.
How long is The Magic Flute?
The Magic Flute runs for 1.9 hrs. This includes any intermission. Plan accordingly for your visit and dinner reservations before or after the show.
How do I book The Magic Flute tickets?
Book The Magic Flute tickets on tickadoo by selecting your preferred date, choosing your seats from the interactive seating chart, and completing checkout. You'll receive e-tickets with instant confirmation.
What time are performances of The Magic Flute?
Evening performances of The Magic Flute typically start at 7 PM or 8 PM. Matinees are usually held on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. Check the tickadoo schedule for the complete calendar and showtimes.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
Check the recommended age guidance on the tickadoo listing page for The Magic Flute. Children under 4 are generally not admitted to Broadway theaters. Some shows have content warnings for older children.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early for security and seating
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Smart casual attire is recommended for MET Opera performances
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the theater
The venue may be cool, so dress in layers for comfort
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
30 Lincoln Center Plaza, NY 10023
Highlights
Discover Mozart's beloved The Magic Flute at the legendary MET in New York
Marvel at visually inventive sets, costumes and high-caliber puppetry
Enjoy a cast featuring celebrated opera stars in a unique fairy-tale adventure
See Julie Taymor's masterful direction known for bold symbolic storytelling
What’s Included
Admission to The Magic Flute opera at The Metropolitan Opera House
Reserved seating for the performance
Why Watch The Magic Flute
Step into plenty of fantasy and gripping melodies with Mozart’s The Magic Flute at New York’s Metropolitan Opera House. A key part of classical opera, The Magic Flute blends enchanting music, standout characters and inventive staging to create an operatic experience that delights both the seasoned enthusiast and first-time visitor.
A Storied Opera Through the Ages
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and first performed in Vienna over two centuries ago, The Magic Flute invites audiences of all backgrounds into its whimsical universe. The opera, structured as a singspiel, moves skillfully between dialogue and song, making the intricate storylines and vivid emotions thoroughly accessible. Mozart’s vibrant score combined with Emanuel Schikaneder’s imaginative libretto have cemented this work as a timeless favorite on stages worldwide.
Julie Taymor’s Landmark Production
Visionary director Julie Taymor infuses The Magic Flute with dazzling visual storytelling, from intricate puppetry to kaleidoscopic costumes and bold set designs. Drawing on global motifs and mythic symbolism, Taymor breathes new life into the fairy-tale journey, using humor and spectacle to highlight the opera’s deeper messages of wisdom, love and courage.
A Tale of Adventure and Transformation
The Magic Flute follows Prince Tamino as he’s rescued from a monstrous serpent by three mysterious women in the service of the Queen of the Night. Tasked with saving the Queen’s daughter, Pamina, Tamino is joined by the comical bird-catcher Papageno and guided by mystical spirit children. As their quest unfolds, truths are challenged and allegiances shift, revealing that Sarastro - the supposed villain - may hold goodness the Queen lacks. Trials of fire, water and silence test Tamino and Pamina’s resolve, culminating in their triumphant union and enlightenment. The opera’s music naturally shifts moods, offering some of the repertoire’s most famous arias and duets, including the thrilling "Queen of the Night" aria.
A Celebrated Cast
This season’s production features a cast of celebrated opera artists: Piotr Buszewski and Joshua Blue alternate as Tamino, Janai Brugger and Liv Redpath share the role of Pamina and opera luminary Rolando Villazón returns as Papageno, occasionally performed by Alexander Birch Elliott. Kathryn Lewek brings powerful vocals to the Queen of the Night, with Brindley Sherratt and James Creswell as the sage Sarastro. This ensemble brings Mozart’s characters vibrantly to life, making each performance a theatrical highlight.
Why This Opera Stands Out
With its rich musical textures, dynamic storytelling by Tony Award winner Julie Taymor and inventive designs, The Magic Flute transforms a classic fairy tale into a spectacle for all ages. Audiences can expect top-tier performances, a visually vivid display and a moving exploration of the triumph of love and wisdom.
Book your The Magic Flute tickets now!
You might also like: Edge Observation Deck - Entrance Ticket, SUMMIT One Vanderbilt Entry Ticket, Empire State Building: General Admission ticket.
Maintain silence during the performance
Photography, videography and recordings are not permitted inside the auditorium
Turn off mobile devices before the show begins
Follow all instructions from venue staff
What language is The Magic Flute performed in?
The opera is typically sung in German with English surtitles provided at the MET.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
The production is family-friendly and recommended for ages 8 and above.
How long is the performance of The Magic Flute?
The show runs for approximately 1.9 hours with an interval.
Are there concessions or amenities at The Metropolitan Opera House?
The theater offers bars, a restaurant, water fountains and restrooms for guest convenience.
Can I reschedule or cancel my ticket?
Tickets for The Magic Flute at the MET Opera cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Where is The Magic Flute playing?
The Magic Flute is playing at the theater. You can book tickets on tickadoo and find full venue information, including address and directions, on the show page.
How long is The Magic Flute?
The Magic Flute runs for 1.9 hrs. This includes any intermission. Plan accordingly for your visit and dinner reservations before or after the show.
How do I book The Magic Flute tickets?
Book The Magic Flute tickets on tickadoo by selecting your preferred date, choosing your seats from the interactive seating chart, and completing checkout. You'll receive e-tickets with instant confirmation.
What time are performances of The Magic Flute?
Evening performances of The Magic Flute typically start at 7 PM or 8 PM. Matinees are usually held on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. Check the tickadoo schedule for the complete calendar and showtimes.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
Check the recommended age guidance on the tickadoo listing page for The Magic Flute. Children under 4 are generally not admitted to Broadway theaters. Some shows have content warnings for older children.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early for security and seating
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Smart casual attire is recommended for MET Opera performances
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the theater
The venue may be cool, so dress in layers for comfort
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
30 Lincoln Center Plaza, NY 10023
Highlights
Discover Mozart's beloved The Magic Flute at the legendary MET in New York
Marvel at visually inventive sets, costumes and high-caliber puppetry
Enjoy a cast featuring celebrated opera stars in a unique fairy-tale adventure
See Julie Taymor's masterful direction known for bold symbolic storytelling
What’s Included
Admission to The Magic Flute opera at The Metropolitan Opera House
Reserved seating for the performance
Why Watch The Magic Flute
Step into plenty of fantasy and gripping melodies with Mozart’s The Magic Flute at New York’s Metropolitan Opera House. A key part of classical opera, The Magic Flute blends enchanting music, standout characters and inventive staging to create an operatic experience that delights both the seasoned enthusiast and first-time visitor.
A Storied Opera Through the Ages
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and first performed in Vienna over two centuries ago, The Magic Flute invites audiences of all backgrounds into its whimsical universe. The opera, structured as a singspiel, moves skillfully between dialogue and song, making the intricate storylines and vivid emotions thoroughly accessible. Mozart’s vibrant score combined with Emanuel Schikaneder’s imaginative libretto have cemented this work as a timeless favorite on stages worldwide.
Julie Taymor’s Landmark Production
Visionary director Julie Taymor infuses The Magic Flute with dazzling visual storytelling, from intricate puppetry to kaleidoscopic costumes and bold set designs. Drawing on global motifs and mythic symbolism, Taymor breathes new life into the fairy-tale journey, using humor and spectacle to highlight the opera’s deeper messages of wisdom, love and courage.
A Tale of Adventure and Transformation
The Magic Flute follows Prince Tamino as he’s rescued from a monstrous serpent by three mysterious women in the service of the Queen of the Night. Tasked with saving the Queen’s daughter, Pamina, Tamino is joined by the comical bird-catcher Papageno and guided by mystical spirit children. As their quest unfolds, truths are challenged and allegiances shift, revealing that Sarastro - the supposed villain - may hold goodness the Queen lacks. Trials of fire, water and silence test Tamino and Pamina’s resolve, culminating in their triumphant union and enlightenment. The opera’s music naturally shifts moods, offering some of the repertoire’s most famous arias and duets, including the thrilling "Queen of the Night" aria.
A Celebrated Cast
This season’s production features a cast of celebrated opera artists: Piotr Buszewski and Joshua Blue alternate as Tamino, Janai Brugger and Liv Redpath share the role of Pamina and opera luminary Rolando Villazón returns as Papageno, occasionally performed by Alexander Birch Elliott. Kathryn Lewek brings powerful vocals to the Queen of the Night, with Brindley Sherratt and James Creswell as the sage Sarastro. This ensemble brings Mozart’s characters vibrantly to life, making each performance a theatrical highlight.
Why This Opera Stands Out
With its rich musical textures, dynamic storytelling by Tony Award winner Julie Taymor and inventive designs, The Magic Flute transforms a classic fairy tale into a spectacle for all ages. Audiences can expect top-tier performances, a visually vivid display and a moving exploration of the triumph of love and wisdom.
Book your The Magic Flute tickets now!
You might also like: Edge Observation Deck - Entrance Ticket, SUMMIT One Vanderbilt Entry Ticket, Empire State Building: General Admission ticket.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early for security and seating
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Smart casual attire is recommended for MET Opera performances
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the theater
The venue may be cool, so dress in layers for comfort
Maintain silence during the performance
Photography, videography and recordings are not permitted inside the auditorium
Turn off mobile devices before the show begins
Follow all instructions from venue staff
What language is The Magic Flute performed in?
The opera is typically sung in German with English surtitles provided at the MET.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
The production is family-friendly and recommended for ages 8 and above.
How long is the performance of The Magic Flute?
The show runs for approximately 1.9 hours with an interval.
Are there concessions or amenities at The Metropolitan Opera House?
The theater offers bars, a restaurant, water fountains and restrooms for guest convenience.
Can I reschedule or cancel my ticket?
Tickets for The Magic Flute at the MET Opera cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Where is The Magic Flute playing?
The Magic Flute is playing at the theater. You can book tickets on tickadoo and find full venue information, including address and directions, on the show page.
How long is The Magic Flute?
The Magic Flute runs for 1.9 hrs. This includes any intermission. Plan accordingly for your visit and dinner reservations before or after the show.
How do I book The Magic Flute tickets?
Book The Magic Flute tickets on tickadoo by selecting your preferred date, choosing your seats from the interactive seating chart, and completing checkout. You'll receive e-tickets with instant confirmation.
What time are performances of The Magic Flute?
Evening performances of The Magic Flute typically start at 7 PM or 8 PM. Matinees are usually held on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. Check the tickadoo schedule for the complete calendar and showtimes.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
Check the recommended age guidance on the tickadoo listing page for The Magic Flute. Children under 4 are generally not admitted to Broadway theaters. Some shows have content warnings for older children.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
30 Lincoln Center Plaza, NY 10023
Highlights
Discover Mozart's beloved The Magic Flute at the legendary MET in New York
Marvel at visually inventive sets, costumes and high-caliber puppetry
Enjoy a cast featuring celebrated opera stars in a unique fairy-tale adventure
See Julie Taymor's masterful direction known for bold symbolic storytelling
What’s Included
Admission to The Magic Flute opera at The Metropolitan Opera House
Reserved seating for the performance
Why Watch The Magic Flute
Step into plenty of fantasy and gripping melodies with Mozart’s The Magic Flute at New York’s Metropolitan Opera House. A key part of classical opera, The Magic Flute blends enchanting music, standout characters and inventive staging to create an operatic experience that delights both the seasoned enthusiast and first-time visitor.
A Storied Opera Through the Ages
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and first performed in Vienna over two centuries ago, The Magic Flute invites audiences of all backgrounds into its whimsical universe. The opera, structured as a singspiel, moves skillfully between dialogue and song, making the intricate storylines and vivid emotions thoroughly accessible. Mozart’s vibrant score combined with Emanuel Schikaneder’s imaginative libretto have cemented this work as a timeless favorite on stages worldwide.
Julie Taymor’s Landmark Production
Visionary director Julie Taymor infuses The Magic Flute with dazzling visual storytelling, from intricate puppetry to kaleidoscopic costumes and bold set designs. Drawing on global motifs and mythic symbolism, Taymor breathes new life into the fairy-tale journey, using humor and spectacle to highlight the opera’s deeper messages of wisdom, love and courage.
A Tale of Adventure and Transformation
The Magic Flute follows Prince Tamino as he’s rescued from a monstrous serpent by three mysterious women in the service of the Queen of the Night. Tasked with saving the Queen’s daughter, Pamina, Tamino is joined by the comical bird-catcher Papageno and guided by mystical spirit children. As their quest unfolds, truths are challenged and allegiances shift, revealing that Sarastro - the supposed villain - may hold goodness the Queen lacks. Trials of fire, water and silence test Tamino and Pamina’s resolve, culminating in their triumphant union and enlightenment. The opera’s music naturally shifts moods, offering some of the repertoire’s most famous arias and duets, including the thrilling "Queen of the Night" aria.
A Celebrated Cast
This season’s production features a cast of celebrated opera artists: Piotr Buszewski and Joshua Blue alternate as Tamino, Janai Brugger and Liv Redpath share the role of Pamina and opera luminary Rolando Villazón returns as Papageno, occasionally performed by Alexander Birch Elliott. Kathryn Lewek brings powerful vocals to the Queen of the Night, with Brindley Sherratt and James Creswell as the sage Sarastro. This ensemble brings Mozart’s characters vibrantly to life, making each performance a theatrical highlight.
Why This Opera Stands Out
With its rich musical textures, dynamic storytelling by Tony Award winner Julie Taymor and inventive designs, The Magic Flute transforms a classic fairy tale into a spectacle for all ages. Audiences can expect top-tier performances, a visually vivid display and a moving exploration of the triumph of love and wisdom.
Book your The Magic Flute tickets now!
You might also like: Edge Observation Deck - Entrance Ticket, SUMMIT One Vanderbilt Entry Ticket, Empire State Building: General Admission ticket.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early for security and seating
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Smart casual attire is recommended for MET Opera performances
Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the theater
The venue may be cool, so dress in layers for comfort
Maintain silence during the performance
Photography, videography and recordings are not permitted inside the auditorium
Turn off mobile devices before the show begins
Follow all instructions from venue staff
What language is The Magic Flute performed in?
The opera is typically sung in German with English surtitles provided at the MET.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
The production is family-friendly and recommended for ages 8 and above.
How long is the performance of The Magic Flute?
The show runs for approximately 1.9 hours with an interval.
Are there concessions or amenities at The Metropolitan Opera House?
The theater offers bars, a restaurant, water fountains and restrooms for guest convenience.
Can I reschedule or cancel my ticket?
Tickets for The Magic Flute at the MET Opera cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Where is The Magic Flute playing?
The Magic Flute is playing at the theater. You can book tickets on tickadoo and find full venue information, including address and directions, on the show page.
How long is The Magic Flute?
The Magic Flute runs for 1.9 hrs. This includes any intermission. Plan accordingly for your visit and dinner reservations before or after the show.
How do I book The Magic Flute tickets?
Book The Magic Flute tickets on tickadoo by selecting your preferred date, choosing your seats from the interactive seating chart, and completing checkout. You'll receive e-tickets with instant confirmation.
What time are performances of The Magic Flute?
Evening performances of The Magic Flute typically start at 7 PM or 8 PM. Matinees are usually held on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 PM. Check the tickadoo schedule for the complete calendar and showtimes.
Is The Magic Flute suitable for children?
Check the recommended age guidance on the tickadoo listing page for The Magic Flute. Children under 4 are generally not admitted to Broadway theaters. Some shows have content warnings for older children.
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
30 Lincoln Center Plaza, NY 10023
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