News
The summer holiday break
Dear Sir, Madame! Please be advised that the Krakow Opera Box Office and Customer Service is closed from 1 July to 18 August 2019 due to the summer holiday break. You can book and buy tickets for performances in the 2019/2020 season from 19 August 2019. more »
MONIUSZKO’S MASTERPIECES AT WAWEL (AFTER THE “WORLD OPERA ARIAS” CONCERT)
It is difficult to imagine the Krakow Opera Summer Festival without the “World Opera Arias” concert, the tenth edition of which took place this year. On 23 June, our theatre soloists, choir and orchestra performed at the Wawel Castle a special rendition of the “Arias” devoted to the opera... more »
“RÉVÉRENCE” — ballet evening to mark International Dance Day
Révérence means a bow or curtsy – a gesture of respect to acknowledge the teacher, pianist, orchestra or audience. The ballet ensemble of the Krakow Opera and its guests from abroad are using this phrase to invite you to join them in celebrations of the International Dance Day on 27 and 28 April 2019 at 6.30pm. more »
Verdi's “MESSA DA REQUIEM”
On the eve of Palm Sunday, April 13th, at St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe Church in Oświęcim, our ensemble performed “Requiem,” Giuseppe Verdi’s monumental work, a synthesis of Italian opera style and sacred music. On Palm Sunday, the ensemble performed the piece once again at our theatre. more »
Voice in the theatre, voices in the theatre
“This rhythm gets into the blood, it doesn’t take long, joy, dancing and song, in the midst of confetti-like snow, take your partner into a warm hold, let love fill the dance floor...” – it was with these words of a song by Jan Kanty Pawluśkiewicz from the movie “Wodzirej (Top Dog)” that Adam Szerszeń... more »
VOX OPERA 2018 AWARDS!
It is the fifteenth time no less that the Krakow Opera has presented VOX OPERA Awards to persons, companies and institutions who had supported our theatre in special ways. During the annual “Viva Opera...!” gathering of Donors, Sponsors and Partners, which took place on 17 January, these prestigious awards were... more »
