Atlanta Opera bridges the gap between the magic of the holidays and the romance of February with a revival of Giacomo Puccini’s perennial classic “La Bohème.” The opera opens at Cobb Energy ...

Review: Opera Philadelphia's Mimi and Rodolfo Walk Off into the Sunset in Yuval Sharon's LA BOHEME . Puccini Opera Played Backwards Isn’t Revolutionary but It Has Its Moments, with Kara Goodrich ...

They alight to Cafe Momus and celebrate with seemingly all Paris — including Marcello’s on-again-off-again firecracker, Musetta. Much later, Rodolfo’s apparent jealousy has an increasingly sickly Mimì ...

This uneven energy continues after the gang heads out on the town, until Rodolfo’s neighbor Mimi arrives and, instantly captivated, he introduces himself with the famous, “Che gelida manina.” ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Opera on film and in movie theaters is making a decided comeback ...

Set in 1830s Paris, the original La bohème follows the love story of a sickly seamstress, Mimi, and a poet, Rodolfo. Their friends Shaunard, a musician, Marcello, a painter, Colline, a ...

Mimi dies in Rodolfo’s apartment shortly after their friends return with supplies. “La Boheme” also includes the commonly recognized aria “Quando M’en Vo,” in which Musetta, ...

Opera in the Heights reconfirms its status as Houston's little opera company that can with its solid, spirited rendition of La Bohème. No opera is more surefire in its stage impact and audience ...

Even as Mimi and Rodolfo leave hand in hand for Cafe Momus, their love on the wing as the curtain dives to the stage, dread prevails. You know full well how this ending is going to begin.

Rodolfo sings farewell to Mimi | Photo by David Ray Design. Acts I and III have the best music, I think, but certainly one of the most memorable moments is Musetta singing her famous Act II aria ...

Meet the original West End cast of La bohème on West End, and find out who was in the Original Cast, what parts they played and more.

PHILADELPHIA — The corseted dresses and topcoats of “La bohème” ooze poor, mid-19th century Paris bohemian.