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Line 1: {{about\|Massenet's opera\|Georges Méliès' short\|Cléopâtre (1899 film)\|the last Egyptian pharaoh\|Cleopatra VII\|other uses\|Cleopatra (disambiguation)}} {{Infobox opera \| name = Cléopâtre {{Massenet operas}}'''''Cléopâtre''''' is an opera in four acts by [[Jules Massenet]] to a French [[libretto]] by [[Louis Payen]]. It was first performed at the [[Opéra de Monte-Carlo\|▼ \| composer = [[Jules Massenet]] ~~Opéra]] [[Monte-Carlo]] on 23 February 1914, nearly two years after Massenet's death.~~ \| image = Jules Massenet from Musical Memories by Saint-Saëns.jpg \| alt = \| image_upright = 0.8 \| caption = The composer \| librettist = [[Louis Payen]] \| language = French \| based_on = \| premiere_date = {{Start date\|1914\|02\|23\|df=y}} \| premiere_location = [[Opéra de Monte Carlo]] ▲~~{{Massenet operas~~}}'''''Cléopâtre''''' is an opera in four acts by [[Jules Massenet]] to a French [[libretto]] by [[Louis Payen]]. It was first performed at the [[Opéra de Monte-Carlo\|]] on 23 February 1914, nearly two years after Massenet's death. ''Cléopâtre'' is one of three operas by Massenet to be premiered posthumously; the others are ''[[Panurge (opera)\|Panurge]]'' (1913) and ''[[Amadis (Massenet)\|Amadis]]'' (1922). The piece has seen limited revival since its premiere and has a modest modern recording history.

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