The Royal Opera House plays a leading role through its Learning and Participation programme, community engagement, skills development, professional training and cultural regeneration in the UK. Beyond that, people enjoy world class performances of opera and ballet across the globe through ROH Cinema Season, World Ballet Day, Royal Opera House YouTube Channel (over 269,000 subscribers), BP Big Screens and other online and interactive projects.

The Royal Opera House presents more than 400 performances at the iconic Covent Garden theatre in London each year, reaching an audience of more than 700,000. Photos from the 2017/2018 season available for download: SWAN LAKE – Liam Scarlett after Petipa and Ivanov (New Production) NEW McGREGOR / NEW WHEELDON / THE AGE OF ANXIETY These broadcasts originally screen live in the United Kingdom and subsequently run as recorded presentations in the United States and Canada on a range of dates.ĮDITORS: Photos from La bohème available at the following link:Ģ017/2017 ROYAL OPERA HOUSE CINEMA SERIESĪLICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND – Christopher Wheeldon The season is distributed to cinemas in collaboration with Trafalgar Releasing. The series from London’s iconic Covent Garden theatre includes some of The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet’s much-loved classical repertory, as well as four brand new productions. The broadcast of La bohème was directed for the screen by Rhodri Huw. The production features the Royal Opera Chorus, under director William Spaulding, and the orchestra of the Royal Opera House, concert master Vasko Vassiliev.

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