Seeing @chloemisseldine dance Swan Lake during @abtofficial season at the @metopera has become one of my favorite (and treasured) annual rituals. Go when she performs it again July 14 and I guarantee it becomes one of yours too. #itswhywelivehere
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Seeing @chloemisseldine dance Swan Lake during @abtofficial season at the @metopera has become one of my favorite (and treasured) annual rituals. Go when she performs it again July 14 and I guarantee it becomes one of yours too. #itswhywelivehere

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Going out with a bang 🎇
As the final curtain fell on Puccini’s Turandot last night, our extraordinary 2025–26 season came to an end.
A song for Dad, in Puccini’s most irresistible melody 🎶
In this stirring 1981 performance of Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi, Lauretta, sung by the great Renata Scotto, offers an appeal for love tender enough to soften any father’s resolve.
Happy Father’s Day from the Met!
This is what I’m doing on the night of my 30th birthday btw and I cannot wait!!!!

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My first opera!!! El Ultimo Sueno de Frida y Diego was streamed live today at the theater in town! It was so cool! Apparently I do not know much about Frida so I'm going to be reading a lot more about her. Really cool production though. It was a reverse Orpheus & Eurydice situation where Frida comes back to life just long enough to escort her dying, scumbag husband to the afterlife. Loved the floor opening up and rotting skeletons crawling through it. Way more funny bits than I expected from an opera. Frida's actress was incredible. The costumes were gorgeous. There was a tree whose roots were veins that kept getting dropped into scenes. Frida doesn't actually want to see Diego, or be alive again, and only goes back so she can paint.
At the opera with my love :) 😍 ⚓️ @rested-shaved-coffeed