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Season 2021-22
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The fairy-tale continues: La Monnaie’s 'Tsar Saltan' wins Opera Award for Best Production
Read moreThe 2019 La Monnaie production of Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov’s magical opera The Tale of Tsar Saltan has won a prestigious International Opera Award in the ‘New Production’ category.
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La Monnaie in rainbow colours for Belgian Pride
Read moreIn May, Belgian Pride is bathing the Brussels-Capital Region in all the colours of the rainbow. La Monnaie wholeheartedly shares the organizers’ desire to see a more tolerant and more inclusive society and so has decked out its colonnade in the movement’s colours.
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Save the date - season presentation 2021-22
Read moreOn Wednesday April 28, discover the entire programme for the 2021-22 season on our website.
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Discover 'Résonances' / 'Weerklanken', our new series of podcasts
Read moreOn February 4th La Monnaie is launching a new series of podcasts called Résonances (in French) / Weerklanken (in Dutch). Fascinating audio stories that introduce and provide a framework for our productions and make interesting listening even without a ticket for a performance.
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OperaSacha Pirlet (12) debuts at La Monnaie in 'Tosca'
He might be the youngest artist to take the stage for Tosca, but Sacha Pirlet is not your average twelve-year-old. With plenty of experience in the field of acting for both film and stage and with his coach Mehdi Mojahid to back him up, Sacha is more than ready to step into the shoes of Pier Paolo Pasolini.
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OperaAnd that's when the drama arrives...
Alain Altinoglu explores the music of 'Tosca'
Alain Altinoglu is back at La Monnaie to conduct his first opera production of the year. We got to follow our Music Director during the orchestral rehearsals of Tosca, after which he kindly took place behind the piano to guide us along the great musical themes that make this opera one of the must-see pieces of the repertoire.
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OperaEverything you need to know about
'Tosca'
From his personal connection with Rome to the influences of Caravaggio and Pier Paolo Pasolini. From the way he approaches the main characters to the inspiration of the moment in the rehearsal room ... The Spanish stage director Rafael R. Villalobos guides you through the latest La Monnaie production.
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OperaSantiago Ydáñez
Meet the production painter of Tosca
Colossal images of barking dogs, naked bodies, a grieving Mary Magdalene, and an emblematic beheading scene. Spanish painter Santiago Ydáñez brought out his brushes for our production of Tosca. We asked him how these newly created works came to be.
