In New York, opera lovers can rejoice. The Metropolitan Opera’s Madama Butterfly is in production. It’s the opera in three acts that Giacomo Puccini wrote and dedicated to the Queen of Italy, Elena of Montenegro. Interpreting the role of the tragic geisha will be the soprano Eleonora Buratto.
Until May 7th, those interested may attend the six opera performances by purchasing a ticket starting at 30 dollars, presenting their proof of complete vaccination against Covid-19 and wearing a mask at all times, except when eating or drinking in the designated areas.
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