the scorcese production of the opera world?

There's no happy ending here.

Georges Bizet's "Carmen" tells a lust-filled yet dark love story peppered by possession, betrayal and, ultimately, murder.

But it's more than just a tragic tale. It's a vibrant examination of domestic violence that resonates just as much with audiences today, if not more so, than it first did when it was penned in the late 1870s.

Read here.