Live in HD – The Metropolitan Opera’s live, high definition broadcast to thousands of theatres – continues its 2025 season with the next broadcast to theatres being Le Nozze Di Figaro on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
The Met’s Live in HD series is produced with HD cameras placed around and behind the stage, capturing the beauty and power of live performances. Each broadcast is hosted by opera stars and includes behind-the-scenes features and live interviews during intermission. Subtitles in English and other languages are provided to theatre goers.
Each performance is a live broadcast to theatres starting at 12:55 pm Saturdays followed by an encore on the following Wednesday. The live performances are broadcast in real time from The Met stage. Performances are brought to theatres by The Met and Fathom Events.
The 2024-25 schedule includes one modern opera, “Ground,” with the others being and traditional favorites like Puccini’s “Tosca.” The 2024-2025 schedule is below. Find a Live in HD Theatre near you at: Met Opera Theatre Finder
Live in HD 2023-2024 Schedule
- Sat, Oct 05, 2024 Les Contes D’hoffmann. Learn More About This Production
- Sat, Oct 19, 2024 Grounded. Learn More About This Production
- Sat, Nov 23, 2024 Tosca. Learn More About This Production.
- Sat, Dec 7, 2024: Magic Flute Encore. Learn More About This Production.
- Sat, Jan 25, 2025 Aida. Learn More About This Production
- Sat, Mar 15, 2025 Fidelio. Learn More About This Production
- Sat, Apr 26, 2025 Le Nozze Di Figaro (repeats on April 30). Learn More About This Production
- Sat, May 17, 2025 Salome. Learn More About This Production
- Sat, May 31, 2025 Il Barbiere Di Siviglia. Learn More About This Production
Read more at: Met Opera Live in HD 2024-25 Season
Below is a season preview.
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Metropolitan Opera On Stage
The Metropolitan Opera’s 2023-24 season continues until June 8,2024, then returns with a new season of live performances on September 23, 2024.
On-stage operas for the new season include La Boheme, Carmen, The Magic Flute more classics from the great masters. For the complete Metropolitan Opera schedules, visit:
Metropolitan Opera 2024-25 Season
To listen to operas from The Met in you have three options: SiriusXM Radio, broadcast radio, or online streaming.
Met Opera on SiriusXM Radio
Tune in to Met Opera Radio on SiriusXM streaming channel 755 to hear live and repeat broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera stage.
Join Met radio host Debra Lew Harder and commentator William Berger each week for broadcasts of premieres and revivals, chats with Met stars, and insightful commentary. Also all day every day you can listen to recent and historic Met performances of favorite works and rarities, and more, presented exclusively on Sirius XM. Hear live performances on Saturdays when the Met is in season.
For Met Opera radio schedules and more details visit:
Met Opera on Broadcast Radio
Hear live and repeat broadcasts on select radio stations every Saturday during the Metropolitan Opera season. Sponsored by Toll Bros., these stations give free broadcasts every Saturday, usually starting at 1 pm.
The Met broadcasts are the longest-running continuous classical music program in radio history and are carried by more than 300 stations. Find the Met Opera stations at:
Met Opera Radio Station Finder
For the schedule of Met Opera radio broadcasts see:
Metropolitan Opera Radio Network Schedule
Metropolitan Opera Free Streaming
You can tune into an audio stream of select operas from The Met on your PC or smartphone. These are usually evening performances. You can find the schedule and more details at:
Metropolitan Opera Free Streaming
The Met on Demand
True opera buffs may want to subscribe to The Met Opera on Demand, which provides online streaming access to more than 750 full-length Met performances.
For $14.99 a month or $149.99 a year, you can stream any of the available performances on any device that runs the Met Opera on Demand app. This includes any TV equipped with a Roku, Amazon Fire stick or Apple TV, also TVs with built in Roku and Fire, Samsung Smart TVs, Android TVs, and the Apple iPad, iPhone and Android phones and tablets.
Below is a preview of The Met Opera on Demand service. For details visit:
Connect with The Met
The Metropolitan Opera staff, stars and fans are active on Facebook and Twitter.
You can also get involved by joining the Metropolitan Opera Guild.
The guild sponsors free Metropolitan Opera Podcasts and the Opera News magazine.
You can find previews of many of operas on the Met Opera Youtube Channel.
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