The Flying Dutchman by Richard Wagner

Following his acclaimed 2019 performances as Alberich in the Ring cycle, bass-baritone Tomasz Konieczny stars as the accursed Dutchman in Wagner’s eerie drama, alongside incandescent soprano Elza van den Heever as the woman determined to redeem his soul. Maestro Thomas Guggeis conducts the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra with tenor Eric Cutler as Erik and bass Dmitry Belosselskiy as Daland in stage director François Girard’s ghostly setting.

Co-produced by Abu Dhabi Festival, the Metropolitan Opera, and Opera de Quebec

The Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center, NY, USA
30 May – 10 June 2023

STUDENT DISCOUNT

Students aged 23 and under are eligible to purchase Silver category tickets for AED 50.
To access the student ticket offer, a valid student ID and proof of age must be presented upon entry to the venue.
^{*Subject to availability and allocated seating}

PEOPLE OF DETERMINATION DISCOUNT

A 50% discount is available across all ticket categories, with designated wheelchair spaces available within the Silver ticket category.
A valid People of Determination Card should be presented upon entry to the venue.

March 30, 2023

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March 30, 2023

1:42 PM

Doors open at

Reviews (157)

James Anderson

5

Excellent

Absolutely breathtaking! The performances were an extraordinary blend of power and emotion, leaving the audience completely captivated. It felt like a true celebration of artistry, where every detail was executed with such passion and precision.

Sarah Mitchell

5

Excellent

An unforgettable experience! The energy, the passion, and the sheer talent on display were incredible. It’s an event that stays with you long after it’s over.

Michael Johnson

5

Excellent

Such an extraordinary evening! The atmosphere was alive with anticipation, and the performances exceeded every expectation. Each moment was filled with beauty, elegance, and emotion that drew the audience into the world unfolding on stage. It was a magical experience, one that left me feeling inspired and deeply connected to the universal language of art.