Austin Opera Tickets

Austin Opera has been a cornerstone of Central Texas culture since 1986, delivering professional mainstage productions, Opera ATX programming, and comprehensive education for aspiring singers and enthusiasts. Formerly known as the Austin Lyric Opera, the company continues to build on a legacy of artistic excellence and community engagement. As they prepare for a new chapter in the Butler Performance Center, Austin Opera invites you to experience timeless classics, contemporary premieres, and opportunities to learn about opera from seasoned professionals.

Tickets are conveniently sold through Austin Opera’s official site, AustinOpera.org, or on-site at the Long Center box office. Plan ahead with Know Before You Go guidance and stay connected via the company’s social channels for the latest announcements and behind-the-scenes content.

Biography: Founded in 1986, Austin Opera serves Central Texas with mainstage productions, Opera ATX programs, and education initiatives that cultivate the next generation of opera lovers. The company evolved from the former Austin Lyric Opera and has grown into a hub for stellar voices, innovative productions, and community engagement.

Discography Highlights: While opera companies focus on stage performances rather than discography, Austin Opera commemorates its landmark productions and commissioned works with program notes, cast recordings of select performances, and archival materials accessible through their website and partner venues. Visit the official site for media releases and audio-visual highlights.

Upcoming Tour & Season 2025–2026: Austin Opera’s 2025–2026 season features big-stage opera and family-friendly programming: Celebrate Opera! (Nov 15–16, 2025), Fiddler on the Roof (Feb 5–8, 2026), and La Bohème (Apr 30–May 3, 2026) at the Long Center for the Performing Arts in Austin. The company also announced its first commissioned world premiere, Ofrenda, opening the new Butler Performance Center in 2026. The Sarah and Ernest Butler Performance Center will serve as the company hub, supporting rehearsals, programming, and education. Each date is treated as a standalone event, with tickets sold through AustinOpera.org and the Long Center box office.

Venue & Education: The Long Center for the Performing Arts hosts the majority of Austin Opera’s mainstage productions, while the Butler Performance Center (opening in 2026) will provide dedicated spaces for rehearsals, education programs, and expanded community outreach. For Know Before You Go details, box office information, and accessibility options, check AustinOpera.org.