Verdi's beloved opera La traviata — with IDA FALK WINLAND as Violetta

The end is near for Violetta Valéry. Her body is ravaged by tuberculosis. She lives hard and fast, and she greets every day as if it were her last. But her meeting with Alfredo awakens in her the hope of another life. Double standards and bigotry soon stand in the way of love. In the end Violetta has no alternative but to meet her fate.

La traviata is the story of a woman who chooses to follow her heart in a society controlled by conventions. After the premiere in Paris in 1852 it has become one of Verdi’s most frequently performed and beloved works. Ellen Lamm’s and Magdalena Åberg’s interpretation, which focuses on oppression and human bigotry, was first performed in 2019. The leading role is yet again sung by Ida Falk Winland and her lover Alfredo by Joel Annmo.