From Pavarotti to Baz Luhrmann

July 21, 2026

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La Bohème: a story that continues to resonate

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Some stories never lose their power. More than a century after its premiere, La Bohème continues to inspire new generations of artists.

From Pavarotti’s unforgettable performances at the Sydney Opera House to Baz Luhrmann’s bold production, each interpretation has revealed new layers of the story, capturing the bonds of friendship, the intensity of first love and the heartbreak of loss.

A new chapter begins — a world premiere

A new generation of young Australian creatives takes on La Bohème in 2026.

Inspired by some of France’s most revolutionary artists, this staging transports you to a snow-kissed Paris, revealing the magic, romance and heartbreak of the city through the eyes of an artist.

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7–18 Nov | Regent Theatre, Melbourne

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