Join us and our friends from the LA Opera at the Dorothy Chandler Pavillion for the return of Mozart's THE MAGIC FLUTE for six performances of this fan favorite starting May 30. 

The LA Opera is offering a generous 20% Discount on all evening performances with the promo code SINGSPIEL20. 

Mozart's The Magic Flute arrives at LA Opera in a dazzling production featuring singers interacting with projected animations inspired by German Expressionist film, vintage cartoons, and cabaret style. First created at the Komische Oper Berlin, this megahit has become the most-viewed opera production in history, and now's your chance to see it for yourself. Don't miss out on what the Berliner Morgenpost calls a "delightfully absurd blend of silent and animated film."  

Once upon a time, a prince awakens in a mysterious land with an even more mysterious task. Armed with enchanted bells and (you guessed it) a magic flute, Prince Tamino sets off, bound and determined to rescue his lady love, the Princess Pamina—only to find that things aren’t what they seem, and the Queen of the Night who sent him on his quest just might be plotting his doom instead.

James Conlon ends his legendary tenure as LA Opera Music Director with the world's most popular opera in one of our most emblematic productions. Mozart's catchy melodies meet astonishing projected animations in our perennial crowd pleaser. Miles Mykkanen makes his LA Opera debut as Prince Tamino opposite Sydney Mancasola as the beautiful Pamina. Kyle Miller might just steal the show as the lovable sidekick Papageno, while Aigul Khismatullina and Kwangchul Youn face off as the Queen of the Night and Sarastro.


Additional Discount Opportunity
Pride Night Exclusive: Enjoy 20% off tickets and a complimentary VIP reception for the June 17 performance when you purchase through LAOpera.org/PRIDE.

Production made possibleby generous support from GRoW @ Annenberg Foundation; and Régina and Gregory Annenberg Weingarten. Original production and revival made possible by a generous gift fromThe Carol and Warner Henry Production Fund for Mozart Operas. Additional support for the performers from the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus made possible byDr. Peter and Mrs. Helen Bing. With special additional support fromThe Norman and Sadie Lee Foundation.
A production of the Komische Oper Berlin.
Community partnership support provided by Goethe-Institut LA.