Week 6, 4-10 February, 2013

Monday 4 February 2013

Lunchtime recital: Programme to comprise a selection of songs and La Petite suite (for 4 hands) by Debussy and Fauré’s La Bonne chanson.
Event13:00Crush Room
The regular free lunchtime recitals feature the rising stars of the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme, members of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and The Royal Opera Chorus and Southbank Sinfonia.
Eugene Onegin
Performance19:30Main Stage
Director of The Royal Opera Kasper Holten makes his directorial debut at Covent Garden with a new production of Tchaikovsky’s poignant opera.
The Royal Ballet in Rehearsal
Event19:30Clore Reserved
Gain unique access to the studio as dancers and their coaches rehearse roles in detail to achieve the excellence of performance seen on stage.

Onegin
Performance19:30Main Stage
John Cranko’s interpretation of Pushkin’s verse-novel contains some of ballet’s most emotionally charged moments, set to stirring music by Tchaikovsky.

Eugene Onegin
Performance19:30Main Stage
Director of The Royal Opera Kasper Holten makes his directorial debut at Covent Garden with a new production of Tchaikovsky’s poignant opera.

Onegin
Performance19:30Main Stage
John Cranko’s interpretation of Pushkin’s verse-novel contains some of ballet’s most emotionally charged moments, set to stirring music by Tchaikovsky.

Tea Dance BP2
Event13:00Paul Hamlyn Hall
Our Tea Dances take place throughout the season in the Paul Hamlyn Hall and give you the opportunity to walz, tango, cha cha cha and quickstep to the Royal Opera Dance Band.
Onegin
Performance19:30Main Stage
John Cranko’s interpretation of Pushkin’s verse-novel contains some of ballet’s most emotionally charged moments, set to stirring music by Tchaikovsky.

Eugene Onegin
Performance19:00Main Stage
Director of The Royal Opera Kasper Holten makes his directorial debut at Covent Garden with a new production of Tchaikovsky’s poignant opera.