Dojemný příběh velké lásky, kterou zmaří krutý osud.

One of the most famous opera stars of the world stages was premiered in 1896, under the baton of the conductor Arthur Toscanini, on the libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica. The creators found their inspiration in "Scenes de la vie de boheme" and the world of the second half of the 19th century, which was slowly turning away from the cliché of romanticism to the naturalistic view of a man and his hidden corners. With naturalism, there came also verism into the musical language. Giacomo Puccini is the master of verism, even though it did not seem to be to the audience at the time of Bohema's premiere. The moving story of young Mimi, a talented poet and his friends, underlines the hope that true friendship, the purity of relations, and the desire not to be in the world only for oneself, but more for others, are still the most important implements of happiness in our lives.