In this challenging and sometimes isolating time, we are happy to share an opportunity for you to take a deep dive into a masterpiece—or two!—of your choice: Puccini’s La Bohème (which the Metropolitan Opera will livestream this Friday, May 8) and Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing (which The Public Theater is streaming through May 26). We are offering an online lecture and interviews exploring elements of these master works that Juilliard Evening Division faculty members Scott Eyerly and Shana Komitee have recorded specifically this week for our audience. The interview will feature Juilliard alums and Much Ado About Nothing cast members Danielle Brooks, Grantham Coleman, and Jeremie Harris. We hope that you will join us! If you enjoy these free events, you may want to explore our 2020 Summer Series.
1. The online events are FREE, but registration is required. If you would like to participate, simply complete the form below. ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THESE LECTURES WILL END ON FRIDAY, MAY 8, PROMPTLY AT 3PM EDT.
2. Once you've reserved your spot, you will receive an immediate confirmation email as receipt of your registration. If you do not receive a confirmation email, your registration has not been recorded.
3. On Friday, May 8, you will receive your access email with links to the lectures and info on how to view the streaming performances. Your access email will arrive on Friday, May 8 by 5:30pm EDT.
4. After you have watched the lecture or interview, you can view the performance of your choice. Watch the opera on the Metropolitan Opera's website—it starts at 7:30pm EDT and is available for 23 hours (until Saturday evening). Watch Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on The Public Theater’s website—it is available for online streaming through May 26, 2020.