2010 International Season

Renew or Subscribe for 2010 TODAY!

Renew or Subscribe by July 10 and, with as little as 20% down, you’ll receive:

• Preferred Pricing Lock in your price for the season with savings of up to $10 per ticket over Single
• Ticket prices. The price you pay now will be the same for extra tickets or exchanges throughout the season. Call Patron Services at (619) 533-7000 for details.
• Extended Easy Payment Plan Now you can split your payment into installments. Simply use a credit card and we’ll bill the first installment with your order, then bill one installment each month through December 31, 2009.
• Be First! As a Subscriber, you can purchase additional single tickets now—before these tickets go on sale to the general public.

2010 Season Overview

La bohème

January 30, February 2, 5, 7(m)

One of the most popular operas ever written, La bohème will deeply touch your soul. Two young, poor “bohemians” discover a love so intense that they find it unbearable to be apart, yet impossible to be together. Set in the vivid, boisterous world of Paris’ 19th century Latin Quarter. Learn More »

Nabucco

February 20, 23, 26, 28(m)

Warrior. Conqueror. King. Nabucco has destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem, enslaved the Hebrews, taken their High-Priest hostage and declared himself a god. The full wrath of Yahweh descends in a bolt of lightning and he goes mad. Imprisoned and desperate, his only hope for deliverance is to pray – to the very God he offended. Learn More »

Romeo and Juliet

March 13, 16, 19, 21(m)

From two families divided by hate, two young lovers are joined by fate. Shakespeare’s masterpiece is spun into a gorgeous opera. Gounod’s sensual, dreamy and voluptuous music, holds you spellbound as you breathlessly follow the tragic tale of these star-crossed lovers. Learn More »

La traviata

April 17, 20, 23, 25(m)

In the world of 19th century Paris’ glittering “demi-monde”, rich men enjoyed the company of beautiful women – for a price. For a brief moment in this decadent whirlwind, two hearts found true love – only to be separated by family, society and finally, death. Verdi’s La traviata is one of the most popular of all operas. Learn More »