Date
Sun, 21 Feb 2027
15:00

Opera
Verdi’s best-loved opera.
Performance dates
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Performed by the National Opera of North Macedonia with a full orchestra
OperaDate
Sun, 21 Feb 2027
15:00
Date
Sun, 28 Feb 2027
15:00
Date
Tue, 2 Mar 2027
20:00
Prices
Categories may vary by production. The ticket provider confirms the final price.
Golden Seats
€99Category 1
€89Category 2
€74Category 3
€59Category 4
€44About the show
Some stories stay with us. La Traviata is one of them. Verdi wrote music that even people who have never seen an opera will recognise, giving it a power that has lost none of its impact after more than a century and a half.
Violetta is celebrated in Parisian salons, loved by everyone yet committed to no one. Then she meets Alfredo. For the first time, she chooses love over living for the moment. What follows is a struggle between happiness and social convention, between what the heart wants and what the world demands. Verdi based it on La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas fils and made it his most personal opera.
From the sparkling drinking song to the fragile silence of the ending: this is Verdi at his most powerful. The arias carry the whole story, from exuberant joy to a farewell that stays with you. And everything sounds as it should, with a full orchestra live in the hall.
La Traviata is performed by the National Opera of North Macedonia, with soloists, choir and orchestra on stage. Grand opera in its purest form, live and full of life.
For those who love opera and those discovering it for the first time. La Traviata is accessible without ever becoming superficial. You do not need to be an expert to be moved.
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FAQ
No. La Traviata is one of the most accessible operas. The music and story carry you along even if this is your first visit.
Yes. The performance is presented by the National Opera of North Macedonia, with a full orchestra playing live in the hall.
Absolutely. La Traviata is a wonderful first introduction to opera for anyone open to an evening or afternoon of music and emotion.
Accessibility varies by venue. Check the information from Capitole Gent, Stadsschouwburg Antwerpen or Concertgebouw Brugge for wheelchair spaces and facilities.
La Traviata is sung in Italian, with Dutch surtitles so you can follow the story easily.
Find travel and access information for Capitole Gent here: https://www.capitole-gent.be/mobiliteit
Find travel and access information for Stadsschouwburg Antwerpen here: https://www.stadsschouwburg-antwerpen.be/mobiliteit
Find travel and access information for Concertgebouw Brugge here: https://www.concertgebouw.be/nl/bereikbaarheid
Partners
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Ghent, Antwerp & Bruges
Verdi’s best-loved opera.
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