The Opera de Paris invites visitors from March 07 until July 16, 2017, to take pleasure in attending one of the finest 19th-century opéras-comiques, at the Opera Bastille, Carmen by the prolific composer Georges Bizet.

Organized by the Opera de Paris, this amazing three-act opera will be led by the music director of the Paris Opera, Philippe Jordan, in a performance including the orchestra and choir of the Opéra national de Paris.

The ballet Tree of Codes was actually brought into being, on the occasion of the Manchester International Festival 2015. It was inspired by the American writer Jonathan Safran Foer’s fiction Tree of Codes (2010), which is in itself adapted from Foer’s most favorite book The Street of Crocodiles (1934) by Bruno Schulz.

From January 23 to February 23, 2017, the modern Parisian opera house, Opera Bastille, holds Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s opera The Magic Flute, in an amazing show organized by the Opera de Paris.

After the success of La Bayadère and Romeo and Juliet, this December, another breath-taking show organized by the Opera de Paris, in honor of Rudolf Nureyev, will grace the stage of Opera Bastille!

Following the tremendous success that this touring show achieved in Sydney, Broadway, and London, today, The Illusionists promises Parisian audiences a wide variety of exceptional contemporary magic performances.

Until October 18, 2016, Opera Bastille will be putting on a show of the prominent Italian composer Giacomo Puccini’s melodrama, Tosca (1900).

Eliogabalo was originated from the story of Heliogabalus, the Roman emperor who reigned the Roman Empire from 218 until 222. It is written in Italian, with a libretto to an unknown librettist. Eliogabalo will be performed at Palais Garnier under the conduction of ...

From 04 to 16 July 2016, Palais Garnier, the fine Parisian opera house, is host to three of the renowned American choreographer William Forsythe’s best ballets: Of Any If And, Approximate Sonata, and Creation.

Opera Bastille opens to view a new show that brings to light two magnificent ballets Entre Chien et Loup by the brilliant choreographer Justin Peck and Brahms-Schönberg Quartet by the prominent choreographer who was awarded the Kennedy Center Honors in 1978, George Balanchine.

Claimed to be adapted from a scenario by the French Egyptologist Auguste Mariette’s, Aida was written in four acts by the Italian librettist Antonio Ghislanzoni. It was premiered at Cairo's Khedivial Opera House in Cairo, Egypt, on December 24, 1871.

Originated from William Shakespeare's renowned tragedy King Lear, Lear is written by the famous librettist, Claus H. Henneberg. It was performed for the first time on July 9th, 1978 at the National Theatre Munich, under the conduction of the German conductor Gerd Albrecht.