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PERFORMANCES 14
PERFORMANCES 14
- ABONNEMENTS 14
- AUTRES PRODUITS 14
1. OPÉRA
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LE DOCTEUR MIRACLE
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Grande Salle de Prilly
Georges Bizet
Friday, 4 July 2025 19:00
Grande Salle de Prilly
Prilly, Grande Salle
"Pierre Lebon directs this delightful one-act pocket operetta with a great sense of humour, adding a comedian to the four characters who serve up this lively little gem of freshness and verve."
OPEN SEATING
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LE DOCTEUR MIRACLE
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Salle Davel (Cully)
Georges Bizet
Saturday, 5 July 2025 20:00
Salle Davel (Cully)
Cully, Salle Davel
"Pierre Lebon directs this delightful one-act pocket operetta with a great sense of humour, adding a comedian to the four characters who serve up this lively little gem of freshness and verve."
OPEN SEATING
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LE DOCTEUR MIRACLE
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Casino du Brassus
Georges Bizet
Wednesday, 9 July 2025 19:30
Casino du Brassus
Casino du Brassus
"Pierre Lebon directs this delightful one-act pocket operetta with a great sense of humour, adding a comedian to the four characters who serve up this lively little gem of freshness and verve."
OPEN SEATING
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LE DOCTEUR MIRACLE
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Salle de l'AbeilleRiddes
Georges Bizet
Thursday, 10 July 2025 19:00
Salle de l'AbeilleRiddes
Riddes, Salle de l'Abeille
"Pierre Lebon directs this delightful one-act pocket operetta with a great sense of humour, adding a comedian to the four characters who serve up this lively little gem of freshness and verve."
OPEN SEATING
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Don Quichotte
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Opéra de Lausanne
Jules Massenet
from Sunday, 5 October 2025 to Sunday, 12 October 2025
Opéra de Lausanne
A fiery lover with more feeling than reason, the chivalrous Don Quixote dies defeated as a hero of love, his eyes raised to the sky of his dreams, staring at the constellation of his Dulcinea! A universal myth, this endearing and extraordinarily inspiring character comes to us from the pen of Cervantes, whose novel published in 1605 is one of the most widely translated in the world.
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La Petite Flûte enchantée
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Opéra de Lausanne
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
from Wednesday, 5 November 2025 to Saturday, 15 November 2025
Opéra de Lausanne
The Queen of the Night and her dizzying vocal gymnastics; Papageno and Papagena with their feathers; the trials Prince Tamino must endure to save the beautiful Pamina from the mysterious Sarastro... Here, Mozart's most famous opera is transposed into a participatory opera for young audiences!
Free places are in color
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Barbe-Bleue
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Opéra de Lausanne
Jacques Offenbach
from Sunday, 21 December 2025 to Wednesday, 31 December 2025
Opéra de Lausanne
First staged in 1866 at the Théâtre des Variétés in Paris, Bluebeard was presented to the public the day after the revival of La Belle Hélène, whose arias and jibes were on everyone's lips at the time. Leaving behind the myths of the Trojan War for European folklore, Offenbach invented an entire burlesque world around Prince Bluebeard, a merry widower of the worst kind.
Free places are in color
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Dialogues Des Carmélites
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Opéra de Lausanne
Francis Poulenc
from Sunday, 1 February 2026 to Sunday, 8 February 2026
Opéra de Lausanne
The tragic true story of the 16 Carmelite nuns guillotined during the French Revolution is told by Georges Bernanos in his play Dialogues of the Carmelites (1951). The emotional power of this text inspired Francis Poulenc to write an opera hailed as one of the most accomplished, beautiful and poignant in the entire repertoire.
Free places are in color
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Orlando
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Opéra de Lausanne
Georg Friedrich Haendel
from Sunday, 15 March 2026 to Tuesday, 24 March 2026
Opéra de Lausanne
A true ambassador of European music during the first half of the Age of Enlightenment, German composer Georg Friedrich Handel imported Italian opera to London, where he settled to make a career. It was here that he premiered Orlando at the King's Theatre in 1733 with Farinelli’s great castrato rival Senesino.
Free places are in color
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Ascanio In Alba
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Opéra de Lausanne
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sunday, 29 March 2026 17:00
Opéra de Lausanne
After Mitridate in the 24-25 season, the Opéra de Lausanne continues to honor Mozart's early works. At the age of 15, he debuted Ascanio in Alba at the Teatro Regio Ducale in Milan in 1771: a serenade, in his words, a veritable theatrical celebration!
Free places are in color
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Le Nain
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Opéra de Lausanne
Alexander Von Zemlinsky
from Sunday, 26 April 2026 to Sunday, 3 May 2026
Opéra de Lausanne
Lit up by bursts of exquisite lyricism, this dark tale is a further sign of the affinities between Alexander von Zemlinsky and Oscar Wilde, after The Florentine Tragedy (1917). With a libretto by Georg C. Klaren based on The Birthday of the Infanta, in which a beautiful young princess receives a dwarf as a birthday present, this dazzling one-act tragedy with the pithy title The Dwarf premiered in Cologne in 1922.
Free places are in color
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Rigoletto
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Opéra de Lausanne
Giuseppe Verdi
from Sunday, 14 June 2026 to Friday, 26 June 2026
Opéra de Lausanne
Rigoletto sealed the European public's love affair with Giuseppe Verdi from the moment of its 1851 premiere at La Fenice in Venice. Before Il trovatore and La traviata, the first opus in his mature trilogy is a promise of emotion and great operatic moments.
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2. CONCERT / RECITALS
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Récital Michael Spyres
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Opéra de Lausanne
Mathieu Pordoy, piano
Thursday, 8 January 2026 20:00
Opéra de Lausanne
An acclaimed star of the operatic world, Michael Spyres is something of a prodigy. This exceptionally eclectic singer is capable of performing Rossini just as well as Wagner, along with switching from a baritone to a tenor voice. He has a voice filled with nobility, featuring an extraordinary three-octave range and appealing through warmly enveloping lows as well as clear, generous highs.
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3. BALLET
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Ballet Chaplin
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Opéra de Lausanne
Mario Schröder
from Friday, 21 November 2025 to Sunday, 23 November 2025
Opéra de Lausanne
A bowler hat, a black moustache, an expressive walking stick and a long-tailed coat with baggy trousers: here comes the unmistakable silhouette of the much-loved Charlie Chaplin on stage at the Opéra de Lausanne! German choreographer Mario Schröder created this first ballet dedicated to Charlie Chaplin in Leipzig in 2010, as a tribute to the man, the artist and his universal film-making that left an indelible imprint on the history of the seventh art.
Free places are in color
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