Samson Et Dalila Tickets Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center

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Samson Et Dalila at the Metropolitan Opera

Camille Saint-Saëns's Samson et Dalila brings the biblical story of Samson and Delilah to the operatic stage through sweeping orchestral writing, dramatic choral scenes, and the celebrated aria “Mon cœur s'ouvre à ta voix.” First performed in 1877, the opera remains one of Saint-Saëns's best-known works and a staple of the French repertory.

The Metropolitan Opera presents this production at Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center in New York, with performances in the announced run from November 27 through December 5, 2026. The December 5 performance offers a chance to experience the work in one of the city's landmark performing arts settings. Casting, creative credits, and any additional performance details should be checked against the latest event information.

For Samson Et Dalila in New York, Theatre and Opera listings on ticketsmetopera.com cover the December 5, 2026 event. Prices currently start around $120 and may exceed $500, depending on seat location and availability.

Venue and Seating Information

Located within Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera House is a major destination for opera in New York. Its auditorium is designed to give audiences a clear view of the stage, while the surrounding Lincoln Center campus offers restaurants and other cultural venues for visitors planning an evening out.

Seat selection depends on whether you prioritize a broad view of the production or proximity to the performers. Compare available locations on the seating map before purchasing, since sightlines and prices vary by section; specific seat quality can also depend on the production's staging.

Parking Information

Parking near Lincoln Center can be limited during busy performance times, so consider arranging a space in advance or using public transportation. Options in the area include:

Check current garage locations, hours, and prices before your trip, as rates can change. Allow extra time for traffic and entry procedures, particularly on performance evenings.