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    JOIN US and SUBSCRIBE TO THE DALLAS OPERA’S 2026/2027 SEASON

    From some of the best and biggest voices in the world to some of the boldest dramas live on stage, this season showcases why The Dallas Opera is the place to be. Four epic productions starting as low at $98. Subscribe today to get the BEST seats at the BEST prices!

    • Four epic productions—big voices, bold drama
    • All four operas for as little as $98
    • Family shows from just $4
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    We are only able to process full payments online. If you would like to use a payment plan or have any questions, please contact Patron Services at 214.443.1000 (Monday–Friday, 10 AM–5 PM; holiday hours may vary) or info@dallasopera.org.

     

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    SERIES A

    Fridays at 7:30 PM*

    Be the first to see every production.

    THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
    October 9, 2026 (8 PM, Season Opening Night)

    THE CUNNING LITTLE VIXEN
    October 30, 2026

    TURANDOT
    February 12, 2027

    LOHENGRIN
    March 5, 2027 (7 PM)

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    *Please note: Evening performances of LOHENGRIN will begin at 7 PM.

     

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    SERIES B

    Sunday Matinees at 2 PM

    Afternoon operas that have you home by dinner.

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    THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
    October 11, 2026

    THE CUNNING LITTLE VIXEN
    November 1, 2026

    TURANDOT
    February 14, 2027

    LOHENGRIN
    March 7, 2027

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    SERIES C

    Wednesdays at 7:30 PM*

    Straight from work to a Wednesday night out.

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    THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
    October 14, 2026

    THE CUNNING LITTLE VIXEN
    November 4, 2026

    TURANDOT
    February 17, 2027

    LOHENGRIN
    March 10, 2027 (7 PM)

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    *Please note: Evening performances of LOHENGRIN will begin at 7 PM.

     

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    SERIES D

    Saturdays at 7:30 PM*

    The picture-perfect night on the town.

    THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
    October 17, 2027

    THE CUNNING LITTLE VIXEN
    November 7, 2026

    TURANDOT
    February 20, 2027

    LOHENGRIN
    March 13, 2027 (7 PM)

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    *Please note: Evening performances of LOHENGRIN will begin at 7 PM.

     

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    Enjoy exclusive subscriber benefits! When you become a subscriber at The Dallas Opera, you get the BEST SEATS at the BEST PRICE for an epic season.

    Savings up to 25%
    compared to purchasing tickets to individual performances. You pay as little as $98 for all four operas when you subscribe!

    Single-Ticket Savings
    Subscribers pay less when they purchase additional tickets! While single-ticket prices for the general public may increase throughout the season, subscribers pay a lower fixed price based on their already-discounted subscription.

    Flexible Performance Dates
    Yes, as a subscriber, you can switch to another date if your schedule changes. And exchanges are FREE for subscribers only. (Additional cost may apply if you move to a more expensive seat.)

     

    Early Access to Savings
    When you subscribe, you get the first choice of seats in your preferred seating section. No last-minute scrambling to get into TDO’s “must-see” productions.

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    when you reserve with your season tickets. Avoid the chaos of downtown parking by booking in advance.

    Meet New Friends
    Because you have the same preferred seats for every opera in your series, you’ll get to know your neighbors.

    PLUS Priority Access
    to other TDO events and free pre- and post-opera talks on your performance dates. You always hear about them first!

     

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    Even more this season!

    Be the first in line for tickets to one of our recitals or family operas. Subscribers can add additional tickets to their subscription. Subscribe now.

    • FAMILY SHOW: THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS
    • FAMILY SHOW: THE LITTLE PRINCE
    • LINDA AND MITCH HART INSTITUTE FOR WOMEN CONDUCTORS SHOWCASE CONCERT
    • TITUS FAMILY RECITAL: CHRISTIANE KARG
    • THE PHYLLIS A. AND THOMAS H. MCCASLAND, JR. LONE STAR VOCAL COMPETITION

     

    Explore the Season Subscribe Now!

    We are only able to process full payments online. If you would like to use a payment plan or have any questions, please contact Patron Services at 214.443.1000 (Monday–Friday, 10 AM–5 PM; holiday hours may vary) or info@dallasopera.org.

     

     

     

    Season Sponsor: The VanSickle Family Foundation in honor of Edith and Elmer VanSickle

     

    PHOTOS: SANTA FE OPERA/CURTIS BROWN, BAYERISCHE STAATSOPER/GEOFFROY SCHIED, WASHINGTON NATIONAL OPERA/CORY WEAVER, LOHENGRIN PRODUCTION RENDERING

    The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

    WORLD PREMIERE

    Experience this world-renowned true story for the first time as an opera.

    “Visually dazzling”—The Dallas Morning News

    Grammy Award–winning baritone, Lucas Meachem, stars as journalist Jean-Dominique Bauby who awakes from a coma unable to move or speak, “locked-in” like a diver at the bottom of the sea. With a mind as brilliant as ever, he writes a best-selling memoir dedicated to his children, blink by blink, with the only part of his body that he can move—his eye.

    Like the memoir, the opera scenes move from his memories before the stroke, to his daily life being hospitalized in Berck-sur-Mer, and the flights of his remarkable imagination. The music for this inspiring story will capture your heart from the first note, composed by Joby Talbot, who wrote the film scores for Sing 2 and the soon-to-be released, Wonka.

    Grammy® Award winner Lucas Meachem returns to Dallas in a world premiere debut, leading a staggering cast of opera powerhouses. Sasha Cooke lends her vocal “lushness” (San Francisco Chronicle) to the striking true story, along with Andriana Chuchman’s “glorious sound.” (The Washington Post) »See full cast

    A new production from The Dallas Opera

    Composed by Joby Talbot to a Libretto by Gene Scheer, Directed by Leonard Foglia

    » Read the preview article from the Dallas Morning News.
    » Read the preview article from the October issue of Opera News.

     

    The People’s Choice Concert

    Kick off the countdown to the 2023/2024 Season with a free concert featuring some of opera’s most famous tunes!

    Hear music from Pagliacci, Porgy and Bess, La forza del destino, and more—including a sneak preview of music from TDO’s upcoming 2023/2024 Season opener, Tosca. Plus, audiences vote for the encore!

    Taking the stage are internationally celebrated singers from the cast of Tosca: soprano Ewa Płonka, tenor Joseph Calleja, and baritone Gihoon Kim. Emmanuel Villaume leads The Dallas Opera Orchestra; hosted by Ian Derrer, The Dallas Opera’s Kern Wildenthal General Director and CEO.

    Free tickets will be available online through day-of-show (based on availability), October 7 at 5pm. The Box Office opens at 6pm day-of-show for walk-up tickets, based on availability. All seating is general admission and tickets are required for admittance. Limit of 4 tickets per household.

     

    View the full program here.

    National Vocal Competition

    See and hear the best-of-the-best young talent compete on the Winspear stage for a chance to be discovered. Finalists will perform with The Dallas Opera Orchestra as they compete against singers from across the country, many of whom are already appearing with national opera companies. Attendees are invited to join the action by voting for the “People’s Choice Award” winner of the evening!

    Winners announced!

    First Place: Navasard Hakobyan, baritone
    Second Place: Jongwon Han, bass-baritone
    Third Place (tie): Elisa Sunshine, soprano and Katerina Burton, soprano
    Jonathan Pell People’s Choice Award (determined by audience vote): Lisa Marie Rogali,mezzo-soprano

     

    NINE FINALISTS SELECTED!

    The finalists will each perform one aria for the final round performance.

    Yeongtaek Yang, baritone: “O du, mein holder Abendstern” from Tannhäuser (Wagner)
    Adia Evans, soprano: “Depuis le jour” from Louise (Charpentier)
    Jongwon Han, bass-baritone: “Ves’ tabar spit” from Aleko (Rachmaninoff)
    Matthew Cairns, tenor: “E lucevan le stelle” from Tosca (Puccini)
    Elisa Sunshine, soprano: “À vos jeux, mes amis” (Mad Scene) from Hamlet (Thomas)
    Lisa Marie Rogali, mezzo-soprano: “Una voce poco fa” from Il barbiere di Siviglia (Rossini)
    Cody Bowers, countertenor: “Furibondo spira il vento” from Partenope (Handel) Note: Cody Bowers has withdrawn from the competition due to illness and will not be performing.
    Navasard Hakobyan, baritone: “Cruda, funesta smania” from Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizetti)
    Katerina Burton, soprano: “Tu che le vanità” from Don Carlo (Verdi)

    Winners are selected by a distinguished panel of judges, chaired by The Dallas Opera’s Artistic Consultant David Lomelí and including Paul Hopper, Senior Director, Artistic Planning, LA Opera; Andreas Melinat, Vice President, Artistic Planning at Lyric Opera of Chicago; Nicole Paiement, The Martha R. and Preston A. Peak Principal Guest Conductor at The Dallas Opera and Founder and Artistic Director of Opera Parallèle; and Kristian Roberts, Director of Education at The Dallas Opera

     

    View the full program here or in the Flip Book below. Programs and artists are subject to change.

     

    ALL TICKETS: $10

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    Hart Institute for Women Conductors Showcase Concert

    Join us for a festive concert of opera selections that showcases some of the world’s most brilliant young conductors. Each conductor will lead The Dallas Opera Orchestra in several pieces from one opera, sung by some of the country’s top singers from the cast of Elektra. The conductors and orchestra will be projected onto a large screen on stage providing a unique view of the performers and conducting style.

    Conductors: Maria Benyumova (Germany), Micah Gleason (USA), Shira Samuels-Shragg (USA), and Jingqi Zhu (China)

    The program features excerpts from Menotti’s The Consul, Puccini’s Suor Angelica, Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro, and Barber’s Vanessa.

    Particpating vocalists: sopranos Jocelyn Hansen, Megan Kasanders, Hye Jung Lee, Alexandra Loutsion, and Terresa Perrotta; mezzo-sopranos Lindsay Kate Brown, Kristen Choi, Gretchen Krupp, and Meridian Prall; tenor Jordan Hammons; bass-baritone Kyle Albertson; and bass Seth-Emmanuel Clarke. 

    TICKETS: $15-$50

    Launched in 2015, the Hart Institute is the only program of its kind in the world and seeks to address the extreme gender imbalance of leadership on the podium. Since its inception, more than 500 women conductors from 40 nations have applied to be trained, advised, and supported by this extraordinary initiative.

    This concert is the grand finale of an intensive two-week residency, which includes working with some of today’s most renowned industry leaders. Read more about the Hart Institute here.

    View the full program here or click the Flip Book.

    Elektra

    Bloody revenge erupts in the House of Atreus

    Tormented by the death of her father at the hands of her mother, Elektra has only one thing in mind—revenge. When her brother Orest returns seething with vengeance, the siblings stage their bloody coup.

    This 100-minute edge-of-your-seat retelling of the classic Greek myth is Richard Strauss at his most riveting and famed duo Sir David McVicar and John Macfarlane at their most thrilling.

    Be the first to see “fast-rising American soprano” (Opera News) Marjorie Owens take the stage in one of opera’s most iconic roles and Angela Meade continues to be “the most talked about soprano of her generation.” (Opera News) »See full cast

    Featuring Music Director Emmanuel Villaume and the Dallas Opera Orchestra and Chorus.

    Production owned by Lyric Opera of Chicago.
    Lyric Opera gratefully acknowledges the support of the Irma Parker German Opera Endowed Chair.

    Director, Sir David McVicar
    Set and Costume Designer, John Macfarlane
    Lighting, Jennifer Tipton
    Scenery constructed by Bay Productions Limited, Cardiff, Wales, U.K.
    Costumes constructed by the San Francisco Opera Association.

    Read the Program Book! Text “TDO” to 55741 to view our digital program book.

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