Free Tickets To Rehearsal Of Met Opera’s “Enchanted Island” Will Be Distributed On Sunday Morning

On New Year’s Eve, the Metropolitan Opera will present the world premiere of The Enchanted Island, an original Baroque fantasy featuring music by Handel, Vivaldi, and Rameau, with a new libretto by Jeremy Sams inspired by Shakespeare.
On Sunday (12/18), they’re giving away a limited number of free tickets to a rehearsal on 12/28.
Details are available on the Met’s website:
Be among the first to see this extraordinary new work! 800 tickets to the Open Rehearsal on Wednesday, December 28 at 10:30am will be made available at the Met box office beginning Sunday, December 18, 2011, at noon on a first come, first served basis.
Two tickets maximum per person. Ticket locations are random and are not negotiable.
You can read more details about the actual performance here.
Tickets to the New Year’s Eve performance range from $55 to $650… seeing it for free a few days earlier is a pretty good deal.
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