#Opera house for free#
#Opera house free#

Get an active insight into the repertoire of The Royal Ballet by learning steps and creatively exploring the choreography.Д®xperience an exciting program of free lunch performances inspired by the legacy of the Royal Opera House and its operas and ballets. Next performance вЂ“ Honghi Wu (Mezzo Soprano) and Patrick Milne (Piano)ДЄttend a workshop led by a member of The Royal Ballet Company. Go to the cabaret bar for cocktails in our transformed Linbury Foyer, or head to the Crush Room, which is a nightclub for fashion, go-go dancing and a great set of DJ Zohar.Д®xperience an exciting music program in sumptuous surroundings in the historic Royal Opera House Crush Room and nearby St Clement Danes. Enjoy the Royal Opera House like you have never experienced it before. The night will mix the classic and contemporary and celebrate queer identity and culture. Join us for an extravagant evening with drag, cabaret, DJ sets and dancing. They now come together to tell the stories of some of Bow StreetвЂ™s more famous ghosts through stories of Covent Garden haunts, theatrical traditions and the ghost of an actor who misses his favorite bakery. Bow Street Police Station and the Royal Opera House have stood on Bow Street for centuries. Experience some past theater ghosts and Bow Street they would have known. Join us to explore the haunted history of Covent Garden in October. Marcelino SambГ©, principal dancer at the Royal Ballet, reflects on his journey and where the ballet will visit his native Portugal. This event invites artists and audiences to join us live online as guests from across the industry: baritone Peter Brathwaite, Bush Theaters Wabriya King, celebrated American tenor Lawrence Brownlee, Royal Opera House producer Rachel Caccia and master of art Brenda Emmanus OBE, as they deals with our duty of care and the future of our art forms This free digital event, supporting Black History Month 2021, seeks to explore how the theater industry can move toward more embedded representation on its stages through the stories, the people who perform them, where they are performed and why. The Royal Opera House presents Storytelling in opera, a live panel discussion curated by Peter Brathwaite вЂ“ acclaimed baritone and prominent advocate of justice, inclusion and restorative justice in the arts.

#Opera house for free#

This event will be streamed for free on YouTube on Octoat 7.30pm as part of the festivities of the Royal Opera HouseвЂ™s Black History Month. During the month of October, the Royal Opera House will present live-streamed performances featuring artists from both the Royal Ballet and the Royal Opera, along with a range of archival content and dedicated social media takeovers from our global community of black commercials and artists.