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The New York Metropolitan Opera: Puccini - Il Trittico - NCM Event

225 minutes | Rated NR

Jealousy, murder, suicide, religious rapture, intrigue, young love! No, this isn't the material for a soap opera, but for the triple-bill of one act operas that make up Puccini's "Il Trittico". This spectacular new production showcases the amazing technical resources of the Met stage as well as a brilliant ensemble cast, not to mention Puccini at his most hauntingly lyrical and masterfully dramatic. The Met's celebrated Music Director James Levine conducts.

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