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La Bohème

Metropolitan Opera House · 3h 5m

Opened Sep 25, 2026 · Closes Apr 29, 2027

Critics' Take

Critics praise this Met production, with Freddie De Tommaso earning particular acclaim for heroically stepping in as Rodolfo while also performing in Macbeth. Strong performances across the cast impress reviewers.

Critic Scorecard

3 reviews
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OperawireSep 27, 2026

“All of this was channeled by the acute awareness of conductor Ramón Tebar and this proved to be a most historical "La Bohème" to behold.”

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Audience Scorecard

195 audience reviews
A-
Liking It
Show Score
92%
189 reviews
Mezzanine
3/5
1 reviews
Reddit
93%
5 mentions

Frequently Asked Questions

What do critics say about La Bohème?

Critics praise this Met production, with Freddie De Tommaso earning particular acclaim for heroically stepping in as Rodolfo while also performing in Macbeth. Strong performances across the cast impress reviewers. (CriticScore 89/100 from 3 reviews.)

Is La Bohème worth seeing?

Absolutely — La Bohème is one of the season's most acclaimed shows, earning a rare 89/100 from 3 critics. Don't miss it.

What is the CriticScore for La Bohème?

La Bohème has a CriticScore of 89/100 based on 3 professional reviews. This is considered a "Critical Gold" show.

Is La Bohème still running at the Met?

Yes, La Bohème is currently playing at Metropolitan Opera House at the Met. It is scheduled to close on April 29, 2027.

Where is La Bohème playing at the Met?

La Bohème is playing at Metropolitan Opera House.

How long is La Bohème?

La Bohème has a runtime of 3 hours and 5 minutes, including 2 intermissions.

Cast

Cast information is not yet available for this production.

Creative Team

Quick Facts

CriticScore
89/100 (3 reviews)
Status
Now Playing
Opened
Sep 25, 2026
Closes
Apr 29, 2027
Running
Just opened
Runtime
3h 5m
Intermissions
2
Theater
Metropolitan Opera House
Synopsis
Puccini's classic tale of young love, featuring brilliant casts and captivating performances. Set among a group of young artists living in Paris, La Bohème follows the relationships, ambitions, and hardships that shape their daily lives. At the center of the opera is the romance between poet Rodolfo and seamstress Mimì, whose connection develops against a backdrop of poverty, friendship, and uncertain futures. As the characters move through moments of celebration and struggle, ordinary objects and encounters take on increasing emotional weight. Premiering at Teatro Regio in Turin in 1896, Puccini’s opera examines love and loss through the routines and vulnerabilities of everyday life, focusing on the fragile bonds formed within an artistic community.
Data Last Updated
October 5, 2026

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