Brand licensing
The Royal Opera House works with many carefully selected partners who use our brands under license. To use our world famous brands (Royal Opera House, The Royal Ballet or The Royal Opera) on your products or services please email licensing@roh.org.uk to find out more.
Current partners that use our brands include:
A collection of classic and contemporary designs for iPad, iPhone and laptop skins, using a diverse range of Royal Ballet imagery.
In Autumn 2012 The Ultimate Travel Company launched Royal Opera House Tours, a unique collection of overseas tours exploring the worlds of opera and ballet.
This first Season of tours combines the heritage and world-class excellence of the Royal Opera House and The Ultimate Travel Company’s 30 years’ experience of the ultimate in bespoke travel. Each tour begins in London with a private backstage tour of the Opera House followed by a performance of either opera or ballet at the iconic Covent Garden theatre.
Joules
Joules collection of Royal Ballet branded après-ballet wear for children was first launched in Spring 2011 and has been a huge success. The range is made to Joules’ famous high standards, with careful detail and quality fabrics.
Cocorose London
The first in an exclusive Royal Ballet Collection of foldable ballet pumps by Cocorose London. Presented in a dual-branded, nude pink, luxury travel purse, with an accompanying black satin shoulder bag folded into its back pocket (ideal for storing and carrying removed high heels) they are presented in a beautiful black and silver Royal Ballet branded presentation box.
To celebrate the launch of the collection, Tara Bhavani, Nathalie Harrison and Romany Padjak from The Royal Ballet modeled the shoes in a fashion shoot on location in the Royal Opera House Covent Garden.
Freddy SpA
Women’s, men’s and children’s dance/leisure wear and accessories inspired by the dancers of The Royal Ballet.
Oberon
Publisher of key Royal Opera House publications including The Royal Ballet Year Book and The Royal Opera House Guide Book.
Something for the Girls
This exciting collaboration between boutique stationery company Something for the Girls and The Royal Ballet features whimsical illustrations of vintage ballet shoes, alongside costumes and tutus from The Royal Ballet in a greetings card imbued with classic elegance, beautiful lines and simplicity.
Flame Tree Publishing Ltd.
Flame Tree publishing, in association with The Royal Opera House, publish highly illustrated calendars. In 2012, they featured Margot Fonteyn and Rudolph Nureyev; 2013’s calendar will feature great ballet artnerships and in 2014, the calendar will show scenes from the ballet.
Berkeley Square Cosmetics
Premium range of body products developed in partnership between The Royal Ballet at Berkeley Square Cosmetics that includes an Intense Hand & Foot Cream, High Performance Cooling Muscle Gel – muscle detox, Rich and Intense Body Conditioner and a Soothing and Relaxing Bath and Shower Gel.
Royal Ballet dancer Olivia Cowley appears on the product packaging across the range. Olivia has danced with The Royal Ballet since graduating from the Royal Ballet Upper School in 2003, performing in ballets including The Nutcracker, The Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella and Wayne MacGregor’s Chroma.
The Onoto Pen Company
The Onoto Pen Company, a British firm, have created an exclusive range of luxury fountain pens for The Royal Ballet. The pens are made from sterling silver with guilloché engraving and vitreous enamel in the style of Fabergé.
Ancestors
Range of Royal Ballet jewellery – children’s charm bracelet; silhouette pendants; word pendants.
Frances Lincoln
Our 2014 Royal Ballet desk and pocket diaries feature a carefully selected collection of images to celebrate the history of the company as well as its world-class status today.
Custom Works
A set of enticing impulse buys featuring attractive ballet inspired imagery including pointe shoes and illustrations by artist Lydia Brooks; products include pocket mirrors, notebooks, exercise books, magnets and button badges.
