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Met Live announces upcoming cinema season

June 18, 2026 By Palm Beach Arts Paper

By Robert Croan The Met: Live in HD, our premier opera company’s streaming in movie theaters worldwide of live performances from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York, closed its current season May 30 with El último sueño de Frida y Diego. The Spanish-language opera by Gabriela Lena Frank was a novelty for the Met, and timely, as the 53-year-old California-based … [Read more...]

Met in HD series returns to local movie houses

October 19, 2025 By Palm Beach Arts Paper

By Robert Croan On Saturday, Fort Lauderdale native Nadine Sierra’s superlative portrayal of the eponymous Amina in Vincenzo Bellini’s La sonnambula (The Sleepwalker) opened the Metropolitan Opera’s 2025-26 Live in HD season — simulcast screenings of Saturday afternoon performances distributed by Fathom Events in cinemas worldwide. The series is a valuable part of South … [Read more...]

Season Preview 2022-23: The Met: Live in HD boosts options for opera fans

October 18, 2022 By Palm Beach Arts Paper

By Robert Croan There are limited opportunities to attend live opera performances in South Florida. In the upcoming season, Miami-based Florida Grand Opera will present four productions in the Arsht Center, repeating three of them in Fort Lauderdale’s Broward Center; while Palm Beach Opera offers three productions in Kravis Center in West Palm Beach. And they’re all pricey. … [Read more...]

Season Preview 2021-22: The season in opera

November 2, 2021 By Greg Stepanich

It may be that the biggest news of the American operatic world has been the drama over at New York’s Metropolitan Opera, which has only just settled things with its crews after 18 months of COVID hiatus. But local opera companies have stayed in the game, too, perhaps none more so than Palm Beach Opera, which mounted an outdoor festival in February at the iThink Financial … [Read more...]

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