Enter the heart of the creation and surprise the artists in action

The Paris Opera offers Arop members the privilege of being able to observe the work of artists and the development of a production at different times: working sessions, pre-general and general. The general is the last work session before the first performance of a show.

LA TRAVIATA

By opening his opéra with a prelude for strings of an unprecedented economy of means, Verdi asserted in 1853 his desire to shake conventions and norms. This is not the least radical of his work: his "Traviata" implacably exposes the violence of a society that preaches material enjoyment and ends up sacrificing an innocent victim on the altar of bourgeois morality. Simon Stone likes to work in hand-to-hand pieces of the repertoire to lead them to more intimate territories. This director, who is one of the most noted in the theater today, makes his highly anticipated debut at the Paris Opera.

General access conditions:

The presentation of your Arop card is obligatory to collect your Arop control ticket the same evening.

We have "Protocol" seats at the Palais Garnier and Opéra Bastille.

The seats are provided based on the level of membership: Patron members have priority over Benefactor members.

The seats are provided on the first come first served basis and cannot be guaranteed in case of late registration.

The seating is free in the reserved areas; we recommend that you arrive one hour before the start of the rehearsal.

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