Juliana Grigoryan’s Met Debut as Mimì Promises a Historic Opera Night
Juliana Grigoryan, the renowned Armenian soprano, is set to make her role debut as Mimì in Puccini's La Bohème at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City on November 8, 2023. This performance will also mark her debut in the Met: Live in HD series, broadcasting to cinemas worldwide. Grigoryan, a graduate of the Yerevan State Conservatory and recipient of the Hilde Behrens Prize in 2024, has graced top opera stages globally, including Teatro alla Scala and The Royal Opera House.
Grigoryan's pre-performance routine involves connecting with her mother and expressing gratitude, setting the stage for her powerful performances. Post-performance, she feels a sense of lightness and gratitude, mentally thanking the audience and orchestra for their support. Her advice for first-time opera attendees is to arrive early, familiarize themselves with the libretto, and listen for the main arias to enhance their enjoyment.
When not on stage, Grigoryan finds solace in spending time with her family at Lake Sevan in her hometown of Yerevan, Armenia, her favorite stress-relief activity. After a significant performance, she reflects on her performance and writes down her feelings, a practice that helps her grow as an artist. Grigoryan's favorite restaurant near the Metropolitan Opera is Café Fiorello.
Juliana Grigoryan's Met role debut as Mimì in Zeffirelli's iconic La Bohème promises an unforgettable evening of opera. With her impressive resume, including performances at top stages worldwide, and her dedication to her craft, Grigoryan continues to captivate audiences and leave her mark on the opera world.
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