Commotion ensues in Act II as children begin calling out to the toy seller Parpignol, briefly disrupting a lunch scene in a café.
Commotion ensues in Act II as children begin calling out to the toy seller Parpignol, briefly disrupting a lunch scene in a café. One of the main characters enters with her aging date Alcindoro, though Alcindoro is sent off to fetch a shoe after she sings the attention-getting aria Quando m'en vo, also known as "Musetta's Waltz." Musetta reunites with her old love Marcello, while Rodolfo tries to fight off his attraction for Mimi, who ends up dying of consumption. For 10 points, name this Giacomo Puccini opera about a bunch of artsy Parisians.
Commotion ensues in Act II as children begin calling out to the toy seller Parpignol, briefly disrupting a lunch scene in a café.
La {Boheme}