Good Morning America: Bringing “The Hours” from the screen to the stage

Award-winning singers talk new production at Metropolitan Opera
Joyce DiDonato, Kelli O'Hara, and Renée Fleming share the process of bringing The Hours from the screen to the stage and their hopes for the performance and its impact.
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[@ktracy9241]

Saw it live in HD in a theater yesterday. Can't say enough great things about it. The leads, the dancers, the chorus, the orchestra, the costumes and staging. Fantastic!

[@brookemartin6101]

Kelli O'Hara is So Humble the way she nods her head and just very softly says (if not just mouths) thank you when the hostess says the 3 of their voices are just absolutely incredible. 🙂

[@sanfordpress8943]

Joyce is amazingly well schooled ,down to earth,honest, beautifully spoken and lovely

[@hnc52]

I saw this at the Met on Saturday. Not all of the lyrics were clear while sung, but the melding of voices is glorious.

[@SteveL2012]

Love Renee and Joyce! Renee is spot on: the music brings another level of emotional accessibility to an already very emotional storyline. ❤

[@jenniferwatson2107]

Can’t wait till this comes out on the Met On Demand streaming service! 🥰

[@aneashumm203]

I wish I could have seen it LIVE - sounds fantastic!

[@jcortese3300]

I hope the Met is doing the Live in HD thing with this because it really looks worth seeing. I'll have to see if a theater near me is doing it.

[@ogvita9019]

They are! It will be in theaters Dec 10

[@JorgeSilvaclavecin]

It was on the 10th and OMG😍🤩❤️

[@marianamirescu9570]

Fabulous! Congrats!💖

[@paolitamacia]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Sssvvvgggwww]

Didonato should have never play Virginia Wolf.. She doesn’t get her at all..

[@jeanie8593]

Don’t think I could watch this production. The film with Nicole Kidman in was dismal and depressing, and I find I don’t enjoy modern opera.