La Traviata
La Traviata
Composed by Giuseppe Verdi
Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave
Subscription packages available now. Single tickets go on sale August 18.
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Nov 6Friday, 7:30 PM
- Open captioning available
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Nov 8Sunday, 2:00 PM
- Audio description available
Open captioning available
One of the most beloved operas ever written, La Traviata pairs soaring melodies with a deeply personal story of love and sacrifice. At its center is Violetta, an independent woman navigating desire, societal expectation, and the fragile possibility of happiness on her own terms. As romance and reality collide, Verdi’s luminous score reveals the emotional complexity of living authentically in a world determined to impose its rules. Tender, tragic, and timeless, the opera continues to resonate for its compassionate portrayal of Violetta’s vulnerability, resilience, courage as she chooses personal truth in the face of public judgment.
Event Details
Sung in Italian with English captions.
Reserved seating. Everyone must have a ticket.
- Doors Open
- 1 hour prior to start
Tickets
Tickets are also available from Portland Opera by phone: 503-241-1802. Prices include all fees. Prices subject to change. No refunds. The Portland'5 Box Office does not sell Portland Opera tickets.
Arts for All Tickets:
Oregon Trail Card holders are invited to Portland Opera at 503-241-1802 beginning two weeks prior to opening night of any opera production to inquire about Arts for All discounted tickets.
Portland Opera offers up to two $5 tickets per Oregon Trail Card for each performance, subject to demand and availability.
If Arts for All tickets are available, please have your Oregon Trail Card ready to reserve your tickets by phone in advance or at the door.
Student Tickets:
Student tickets are $15.00 per student ID, and can be purchased over the phone by calling Portland Opera: 503-241-1802. Student tickets are available for each performance at any point in the season while seats last.
Accessibility
Captions
Each performance is visually translated with live English captions projected above the stage.
Audio Description
Audio description is available for the Sunday, November 8 performance. Patrons who wish to listen to the audio description may pick up a headset free-of-charge, on a first-come, first-served basis, with ID from the Coat Checkroom at Keller Auditorium.
Accessible Seating
If you require space for a mobility device, seating for an assistance companion, would like recommendations for low-vision seating areas, or help choosing the best seats for your needs, please call Portland Opera: 503-241-1802.
Keller Auditorium
Bringing the drama in the best way possible, excitement is always in the air at the Keller.