The Royal Opera: Lucia di Lammermoor trailer

Praised for its intelligence and searing insight, Katie Mitchell’s acclaimed production brings a bold, feminist vision to Donizetti’s setting of Walter Scott’s gothic novel. Lucia di Lammermoor comes the Royal Opera House Main Stage in April 2024. #RoyalOperaHouse
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[@alenkapintar8660]

Great Donizetti's opera. Tragic story, but the music is perfect, as always with Donizetti's operas.

[@LikeEmmaWithaT]

The best production of this opera I've ever seen. I feel like the source material was finally understood and such heartwrenchingly beautiful performances. Love love loved it!

[@cescman47]

I’m really looking forward to seeing this in April as I adore the opera and I really want to hear Nadine Sierra sing Lucia as it’s one of her signature roles, but I agree with the previous comment I didn’t like the production when it first came out. Who knows I might like it better this time around.

[@Roy-cm1bh]

Saw it today, loved it. Fire alarm 😂 It was a case of ‘should I stay or should I go’ 😂. Brilliant performance! Really enjoyed it. Saw Artur Rucinski at the Met about 2 years ago play tattooed up bad brother Enrico, loved him in that. The whole lot was fab, everything, Liv Redpath did a very good Lucia, I’ve seen the Diana Damrau and Lisette Oropesa ones, enjoyed them all. Got the 14th May too with Nadine Sierra, so that will be a haul on home soil 👍🥂 Got to say Insung Sim is a true gentleman I noticed at the end during the applauses. 👍👌

[@monealiza7553]

April 30th ROH london. Nadine Sierra was exceptional.

[@Beach_comber]

Booed on its opening night, but liked by some, it's worth finding out about this production before deciding whether to go. Do you want to watch a miscarriage on stage? Personally I would never go to a Katie Mitchell production.

[@waynerivera8573]

Katie Mitchell should stick to directing traffic.

[@natalijaargenta959]

So true. The Met with Natalie Dessay and Joseph Calleja in the traditional fashion is unrivalled. Such a beautiful bel canto opera ruined by feminist director at ROH. ugly and tasteless.