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We’ll be announcing our plans in the next couple of months. Safety is our number one priority, but we definitely are hoping to connect our patrons with out exciting new Company Players through innovative programming.

We’ve moved your tickets automatically to 2021-22 at the Cobb Energy Centre. Your seats will the same and are held for you. If you would like to donate the value of those tickets or request a refund, click the button below to sign into your account and manage your tickets, or call 404-881-8885 and we will assist you. 

Yes. Madama Butterfly is part of the Puccini festival. It has moved to fall of 2021. 

Yes. Your subscription seats will be held, and you can renew for the 2021-22 season during the spring of 2021. We will be in touch with all of our subscribers with updated information.

The Atlanta Opera announces the formation of the Atlanta Opera Company Players, featuring twelve world-class singers, all residents in Atlanta and the southeast, who will collaborate with the company’s leadership team to reimagine its 2020–21 season. Drawing on the region’s exceptional talent pool, and reflecting its vitality and diversity, these handpicked artists are sopranos Jasmine Habersham and Talise Trevigne; mezzos Jamie Barton, Daniela Mack and Megan Marino; tenors Alek Shrader and Richard Trey Smagur; baritones Michael Mayes and Reginald Smith Jr.; bass-baritone Ryan McKinny; and basses Kevin Burdette and Morris Robinson. Several already have strong ties to The Atlanta Opera, notably Barton, Mayes, Burdette and Robinson, who serve as the company’s Artistic Advisory Council. To complete the Company Players, these twelve singers will be joined by this season’s six emerging young members of The Atlanta Opera Studio Artists program. 

The safety and the well–being of our artists, staff, our audience is our very first priority. To that end, we have put together a new Health and Safety Advisory Counsel. Bringing together epidemiologists, public health specialists and doctors, including Dr. Carlos del Rio, Distinguished Professor of infectious disease at Emory University, and John Haupert, president and CEO of Grady Hospital and Vice Chair of Georgia’s Department of Public Health, this team of experts will be on hand to advise us and observe safety, while complying with all the latest safety guidelines.