Due to exceptionally high temperatures, MM Tickets will exceptionally be closed on Tuesday 1 and Wednesday 2 July. If you’d like to collect your copy of 18. The Harmony of Human Passions on these days, you can do so at the reception of the La Monnaie Workshops (Rue Léopold 23). We remain reachable by phone (02 229 12 11) between 12:00 and 18:00 and by email at tickets@lamonnaie.be.
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Always wanted to work in an opera house? Here’s your chance. We are currently hiring a digital marketeer, a carpenter, voice teacher ... And the La Monnaie Symphony Orchestra will be auditioning for 2nd soloist violin II and cello tutti.
Every Friday night this summer, La Trois television channel will whisk you off to the opera! The broadcasts include three performances from La Monnaie.
La Monnaie has loaned several items from its archive collection to the Opéra Monde exhibition, which opened at the Centre Pompidou in Metz on June 21st.
To celebrate the upcoming revival at the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, recording group Outhere just released La Monnaie’s award-winning production of Jakob Lenz on dvd.
On Monday 29 April 2019, the Sadler's Wells Theatre in London set the stage for the 2019 International Opera Awards Ceremony. La Monnaie took home the award for Best New Production with Janáček’s From the House of the Dead.
Had to miss our productions of La Gioconda and Frankenstein ? No worries. Both operas can be watched in full length until mid-August on the website of OperaVision.
The 2019-20 season of La Monnaie, introduced by general director Peter de Caluwe
On 19 March, General Director Peter de Caluwe presents the new 2019-20 opera season. It is a moment that we are eagerly anticipating.
With your support, La Monnaie can stand proudly on the podium and get nominated for the FEDORA Generali Prize for Opera Shortlist!
On Sunday, February 17 at 4 p.m., as part of the Foire du Livre de Bruxelles at Tours & Taxis, La Monnaie has been invited to partipicate at a round table discussion dedicated to Frankenstein.
Art and science both arise from creative and critical thinking. They both want to understand the world as it is, as well as contribute to the development and creation of our future. Artists and academics go through a similar process, albeit from radically different frames of reference. Hence, La Monnaie and VUB decided to collaborate on Homo Roboticus, an event where robots and people will share the stage.
On 16 December our Children’s and Youth Choir will be singing in a Christmas concert for the benefit of the private be.Source foundation in the splendid Church of Our Lady of Sablon in Brussels.
