“We recognize the characters and sympathize with their plights. “ The Marriage of Figaro has survived for almost 250 years because the story it tells remains fresh and perpetually alive,” says the opera’s stage director, Peter Kazaras. Beloved for its irresistible melodies, iconic ensemble numbers, and witty commentary on social class and gender roles, this opera has long been a favorite of audiences and critics alike. The final mainstage opera of the season is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s crafty comedy The Marriage of Figaro (May 7–22, 2022 at McCaw Hall).
Seattle Opera’s 2021/22 season goes out with a bang as the company mounts a cherished opera alongside a host of events that highlight up-and-coming voices.
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