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Rigoletto - Verdi

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
From 24/10/2026 to 31/10/2026
From €111
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Rigoletto - Verdi

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
From 23/10/2026 to 30/10/2026
From €111
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Samson et Dalila - Saint-Saëns

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
From 22/11/2026 to 29/11/2026
From €83
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 Palermo: Tézier is Rigoletto at the Teatro Massimo!

Palermo: Tézier is Rigoletto at the Teatro Massimo!

In the setting of the Teatro Massimo, symbol of the city of Palermo, Ludovic Tézier, currently the finest Verdi baritone, gives a stirring performance in an anthological Rigoletto, surrounded by a superb cast. A truly great moment!
thu. 29 October 2026 to sun. 01 November 2026
3 nights


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From €2,989
opera

Samson et Dalila - Saint-Saëns

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
From 26/11/2026 to 28/11/2026
From €83
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ballet

Biancaneve - Rachmaninov

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
From 15/12/2026 to 23/12/2026
From €53
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concert

Symphony No. 5 - Beethoven

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
The 01/01/2027
From €95
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Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Massimo

Conductor

Diego Matheuz

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Non dirmi che hai paura - Gabriel

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
From 09/01/2027 to 12/01/2027
From €48
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Director

Laura Ruocco

concert

Symphonies Nos. 4 & 6 - Beethoven / NW (WP) - Passantino

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
The 17/01/2027
From €36
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Orchestra del Teatro Massimo

Conductor

Fabio Biondi

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Macbeth - Verdi

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
From 05/02/2027 to 13/02/2027
From €101
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concert

Song Recital

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
The 14/02/2027
From €36
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Rossini / Cherubini / Ponchielli / Verdi

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
The 16/02/2027
From €36
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Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale dei Conservatori Italiani

Conductor

Marco Alibrando

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A preparar l’avvenire (WP) - Carrara / Andante für Dimitrij - Espinosa / Fidelio (Highlights) - Beethoven / String Symphony No. 3 - Mendelssohn

Teatro Massimo, Palermo- Italy
The 20/02/2027
From €36
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What are the must-see shows at Palermo's Teatro Massimo this season?

"O tu Palermo, terra adorata ..." we hear in Verdi's opera in the Sicilian Vespers. It is true that the capital of Sicily is a wonderful city that continues to delight visitors well after their stay. For music lovers, it is also a paradise. It is imperative to book opera or concert tickets to attend a performance at the famous Teatro Massimo.

The Palermo Opera House is the biggest in Italy and the third largest opera house in Europe after the Palais Garnier in Paris and the Vienna Staatsoper. Its history is marked by highlights that have made its reputation but more importantly, its rich program offers a wide choice of operas and events that should not be missed. While many Italian halls very often languish in their repertoire, the Massimo innovates with the great titles of opera and classical music but also with surprises.

A young tenor who was little known in 1897, Enrico Caruso, made his debut in Ponchielli's Gioconda, then Gino Bechi interpreted Rigoletto with Mario Filippeschi, but it was after the Second World War that the Teatro Massimo experienced its greatest hours of glory: The young Giulini, Klemperer and Scherchen conducted there, Callas sang Brunnhilde and Norma, Sutherland was revealed in Lucia, and Szymanowski, Honegger, Dallapiccola and Stravinsky were also performed there ...

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