What Fairy Tale Opera Are You?

Congratulations! You're Mozart's "The Magic Flute," one of the most magical of all operas. A dragon? A damsel in distress? A wicked queen? What more could you want? You're fun and easily enchant others - just like the opera. You find magic in the every day. You know while virtue and love might triumph in the end, that life isn't without it's trial and travails. You have a positive attitude that some describe as contagious. When there's a party, you arrive with (magic) bells on.

Congratulations, you're Engelbert Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel"! You have a big appetite for life. So big - in fact - that it sometimes gets you into trouble. Some may criticize your hunger for excitement. But your eyes are never bigger than your stomach. You know your limits (they just extend far beyond those of others!). In the end, you never let your desires get the best of you.

Congratulations, you're Dvořák's "Rusalka." You're a hopeless romantic. You love long walks on the beach, staring at the moon, and taking desperate measures to pursue the object of your affection. You love a classic fairy tale, even if it doesn't have a happy ending. Life is full of magic. But, that magic isn't always used for good. Life is full of love. But, sometimes love ends in heartache. But it's better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all, right?

Congratulations, you're Oliver Knussen's "Where the Wild Things Are"! Right now, you're probably saying, "Wait, there's an opera version of 'Where the Wild Things Are,' the classic children's book by Maurice Sendak that we all know and love? The answer is yes. Go Google it. And yes, it's better than the 2009 movie version. And yes, Maurice Sendak designed the premiere production at the Glyndebourne Festival Opera. And yes, it was a double bill paired with the Knussen-Sendak opera "HIgglety, Piggley, Pop," an operatic elegy for Sendak's deceased dog, Jenny. Sorry for blowing your mind. You can thank us for making your life a little more awesome after you listen to the music.

Congratulations, you're Rossini's "Cinderella"! You're classy and classic, just like this timeless fairy-tale. You love the finer things and life, and tend not to take things too seriously. That doesn't mean you're frivolous by any means. You've seen your fair share of hardships in your day. But, you don't let that get you down too much. You dream big, and your positive outlook on life helps you work to fulfill those dreams. Sometimes people might try to stop you from achieving your goals, even those who are closest to you. But, you always forgive those who wrong you. Karma will get them in the end.

Congratulations, you're Bartók's "Bluebeard's Castle." You're... different. That's for sure! You tend to be a little dark and brooding, let's be honest. But that's because you're just so. full. of all. the feelings. It can sometimes take you a while to warm up to others, because you're a bit worried they won't understand you. And you're not easy to figure out, either. Once you open up a bit, others realize you're just a big old softie despite your sometimes tough exterior. You may have a few... skeletons in your closet. But who doesn't? No one is perfect. You understand that everyone's unique differences are what make life interesting.

Congratulations, you're Britten's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Like the combo of Britten and Shakespeare, you're kind of perfect. I mean, you're not bragging if those are just objective facts, right? Even though you're a star, you do best when you're part of an ensemble cast, and not hogging the spot light. You are extremely loyal, and some would say generous to a fault. The reason you're such a people person is because you realize that all we have in this crazy world is each other. You live in the moment because you realize that this life is short and full of folly. In fact, it could just all be a dream!

Congratulations, you're Janáček's "The Cunning Little Vixen." You love animals so much, that at parties you usually gravitate towards the pets. It's not that you don't like people. It's just that if there's a puppy that needs belly rubs or a kitty that needs head scratches, you're perfectly willing to oblige. While you're taking this quiz, you probably have another tab open in your browser with a video of baby otters holding hands. You don't just like animals, though. You respect all forms of life on this planet. Still, you realize that while nature can sometimes be fuzzy and cute, it can also be cruel and cold.