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Opera at the Beach Opera at the Beach

Composed by Giacomo Puccini

Conducted by James Conlon

September 21, 2024

Opera at the Beach

LIVE FROM THE LA OPERA STAGE TO THE BIG SCREEN AT SANTA MONICA PIER

Free to attend, RSVP below

Saturday, September 21

Gates open 4:00pm | Broadcast begins 6:00pm
Santa Monica Pier:  200 Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA 90401

Gather your blankets, lawn chairs, and picnic baskets to come experience the music and drama of Madame Butterfly under the stars. This opera gets a stunning and cinematic twist, set in a 1930s film set, transforming the appearance of this beloved classic. An American officer in turn-of-the-century Japan wants a bride, and a greedy marriage broker obliges, assuring him that the union can be easily dissolved. Watch Trailer

This event is free to attend and open to all ages. 

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EVENT DETAILS
Arrive early and explore your artsy side, with fun vendors and games. Stop by for crafts, gift basket giveaways, LA Opera merchandise giveaways, and more! 

Parking: Beach Lot, 1550 Appian Way, Santa Monica, CA 90401
For parking info and rates click here.

Food & Beverages: Visit the event food vendors and beer garden. Check back soon for news on which vendors will be there!   

What to Bring: Bring your blankets and low lawn seats. Don't forget your sweaters and jackets. Outside food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed. 

What Not to Bring: Large coolers, canopies, tents or umbrellas. Sorry, no pets.
**There will be a bag check at the event entrance.

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More about Madame Butterfly

The innocent Cio-Cio-San believes they’re in love, even as Lt. Pinkerton moves on. For three years, she fights off rising debts and new suitors, refusing to believe she’s been abandoned. But when their long-awaited reunion finally arrives, the lieutenant isn’t alone—and he isn’t here for her. End scene. 

The opera is sung in Italian and will be subtitled in English and Spanish. 

LA Opera’s Opera at the Beach is made possible with generous support from
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