Based on The Lady of The Camellias by Alexander Dumas, Verdi's La Traviata is a classic opera about tragic
love. Set in three acts with a libretto written by Francesco Maria Piave, La Traviata can literally be translated to
The Fallen Woman, alluding to the opera's theme of forbidden love. Performed for the first time in March 1853, the
now world-renowned opera was considered a failure, causing Verdi to question whether his work of art was at fault or the singers.
Time has proven La Traviata to be one of history's most popular operas, with audiences drawn to its enigmatic score.
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Deemed morally questionable' when first staged at Her Majesty's Theatre in London in 1856, La Traviata tells
the story about young courtesan Violetta Valery. Having recovered from an illness she throws a lavish party at her Paris salon,
inviting all she knows to celebrate. At the party she meets a new admirer, Alfredo Germot, a young man who has adored Violetta
from afar. Declaring his love to her, Violetta's harsh understanding of romance is challenged, offering the young woman an
attempt at happiness.
A recurring act at London's storied Royal Opera House, La Traviata is a cornerstone production in the opera scene,
performed on several stages around the world. Intended to be a period piece, the opera has been staged in various fashions,
from its original 19th century setting to more modern adaptations as of late.
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Teeming with on-stage delights, Giuseppe Verdi's operas are not to be missed. On StubHub! UK's Classical and Opera page you can find tickets to Aida, another of Verdi's world famous works, or Puccini's perennially popular La Boheme, among other productions.
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