Mozart's comic masterpiece, Le Nozze di Figaro, returns to New York's Metropolitan Opera House with some of opera's most notable young talent, many of them in company debuts or new roles. Danielle de Niese sings Susanna, paired with the Figaro of John Relyea.

Making their respective Met debuts as Countess Almaviva and Cherubino are British soprano Emma Bell and native New Yorker Isabel Leonard. Danish baritone Bo Skovhus is Count Almaviva, and Israeli maestro Dan Ettinger makes his Met debut on the podium.

The production from 1998 is by Jonathan Miller with sets by Peter J. Davison, costumes by James Acheson, lighting by Mark McCullough, and choreography by Terry John Bates. Performances run through December 12.