A thrilling triptych of three one-act operas, Puccini's Il Trittico makes its Houston Grand Opera debut! Conducted by Patrick Summers and directed by James Robinson, Puccini's deeply contrasting yet epic works come together to create a tableau of life, ranging from the melodramatic to the life-affirming.

Humperdinck's operatic adaptation of the brothers Grimm's classic fairytale comes to Houston! A glorious confection of fairytale whimsy directed by Houston Grand Opera debutant Antony McDonald, with Sasha Cooke in the role of Hansel and Mane Galoyan playing Gretel. Sumptuous and stunning, step deep into the forest with Hansel and Gretel as they encounter a wild, dark world where anything could be lurking behind the next tree.

Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell's astounding Pulitzer Prize-winning opera comes to the Brown Theater with Houston Grand Opera! Based on a true story, Silent Night is about a shared thread of humanity in the midst of the horrors of the trenches, when soldiers from all sides and nations came together to mark Christmas Eve, to swap songs, stories, and experiences, stopping the guns for just one night and finding common ground. Moving and profound, this modern classic shines a light on the men who fought and brings the true cost of war into the foreground.

Houston Grand Opera presents a brand new operatic production of John Steinbeck's classic Of Mice and Men. Co-produced alongside Des Moines Metro Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas City and Florida State University, this stunning production of Carlisle Floyd's adaptation brings in cinematic elements through the use of projections to fully envelope the audience in the classic story. Directed by Kristine McIntyre and conducted by Benjamin Manis, relive the classic American tale in a brand new way.

Houston Grand Opera bring's Robert Wilson's production, of Mozart's reimagining, of Handel's sensational oratorio, to the Brown Theatre! In what today one might call a cover version, Mozart's take on the rousing piece is not performed often, so Wilson's surreal vision of the work is well worth witnessing! Setting dreamlike imagery to Mozart's grand, signature rework of what is already one of the most iconic works of classical music, make sure you're ready for its powerful hallelujah chorus!

Playing like an operatic version of a greatest hits album, enjoy the madcap comedy The Barber of Seville, as the mischievous Count Almavira and his wily servant Figaro strive to woo the witty and beautiful Rosina right out from under the nose of her minder, Dr. Bartolo. With devious disguises and meddlesome mishaps, the fate of the heart of this young girl is one thrilling and hilarious ride in director Joan Font's staging for the Houston Grand Opera!