New York City Opera’s 2005-2006 Season

What do ravers, gypsies, and anarchists have in common? They all star in New York City Opera’s 2005-2006 season.

New York City Opera was founded in 1943 to provide financially accessible opera performances to a wide audience — opera that would reflect the company’s commitment to innovative repertory choices and the development of American opera. The 2005-2006 Season is as follows:

FALL 2005 Repertory

Capriccio
Patience
Madama Butterfly
Il Viaggio a Reims
Ariane et Barbe-Bleue
Tosca
The Barber of Seville
The Mines of Sulphur
Turandot
The Little Prince

SPRING 2006 Repertory

The Most Happy Fella
La Bohème
Lysistrata
Don Giovanni
Carmen
Acis and Galatea