About The Metropolitan Opera
The Metropolitan Opera is a prominent institution dedicated to the art of opera, showcasing a wide range of performances that include classic and contemporary operas. The performances are held in a grand theater, where talented singers, musicians, and stage designers come together to create a captivating experience for the audience. The Metropolitan Opera distinguishes itself from other opera companies by its commitment to high production values, featuring elaborate sets and costumes, as well as a diverse repertoire that appeals to a broad audience. The goal of The Metropolitan Opera is to promote the appreciation of opera as an art form and to make it accessible to as many people as possible.
New York City, New YorkHeadquarters
1883Year Founded
$972.7KTotal Funding
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Social Impact, EntertainmentIndustries
1,001-5,000Employees
Benefits
Flexible Work Hours
Hybrid Work Options
Risks
Declining interest in traditional opera among younger audiences affects ticket sales.
The lawsuit by Anna Netrebko could cause financial and reputational damage.
Competition from other NYC cultural institutions may divert potential audiences.
Differentiation
The Met is renowned for its 'Live in HD' digital streaming series.
It has a history of collaborations with international artists and institutions.
The Met is embarking on its first-ever Asia tour in 2024.
Upsides
Increased interest in digital streaming boosts the Met's remote audience reach.
Global partnerships enhance cultural exchange and expand audience reach.
The Asia tour taps into a growing market for Western classical music.
Funding
Total raised$972.7 K
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