Royal Opera House - La bohème
Puccini's best-loved work, with its unforgettable period designs by Julia Trevelyan Oman, comes to the big screen with an outstanding cast.
La bohème is one of the most famously melodious and eternally popular of all operas. The carefree attitude of youth and the harsh realities of life are poignantly contrasted through the tender affair of Mimì and Rodolfo, from the heights of their first meeting through to its tragic end. One of The Royal Opera's most loved productions brings to life Paris of 1830 in detailed sets and costumes as we travel with the characters between bare attic, crowded café and a wintery street right on the city's edge.
La bohème promises an evening of engrossing imagery and stirring drama.
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Content guidance: Contains very mild innuendo and one scene of natural nudity
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