The Opera House

This documentary presents a detailed examination of the Metropolitan Opera’s storied creation, featuring rarely seen archival footage and interviews. Susan Froemke, an award-winning filmmaker, captures the untold stories of key figures involved in this landmark development.

Notable personalities featured include soprano Leontyne Price, who was instrumental in the Met's opening in 1966, and Rudolf Bing, the General Manager who facilitated the transition to the new venue. The film also sheds light on influential figures such as city planner Robert Moses and architect Wallace Harrison, discussing their roles in shaping the Met and Lincoln Center.

For collectors, The Opera House offers insight into a significant era of opera history, making it a potential interest for those focused on performing arts documentation or the Metropolitan Opera's legacy.