We are delighted to be re-opening our doors on 17 May. You can find details of our Spring/Summer programme here. In the meantime, please enjoy our wide range of Friday Premiere online streams, bringing the best of our house to your house.
HIGHLIGHTS
The Seven Deadly Sins / Mahagonny Songspiel
The Seven Deadly Sins / Mahagonny Songspiel
18 April–9 May 2021
Jette Parker Young Artist Isabelle Kettle directs a new production of these darkly satirical operas. Available via ROH Stream.
Symphonic Variations (2017)
Symphonic Variations (2017)
18 April–1 May 2021
Celebrate the pure beauty of movement through Ashton’s masterpiece. Available to watch via ROH Stream.
Concerto (2019)
Concerto (2019)
18–24 April 2021
Youthful energy and technical precision are combined in Kenneth MacMillan’s virtuoso ballet, set to Shostakovich’s Second Piano Concerto.
Fidelio (2020)
Fidelio (2020)
18 April–25 July 2021
Antonio Pappano introduces a new production of Beethoven's only opera, Fidelio, a story of risk and triumph against a backdrop of revolution. Broadcast on BBC Four.
The Dream (2017)
The Dream (2017)
Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, interpreted by Frederick Ashton, is a classic of The Royal Ballet’s repertory. Available via ROH Stream.
Insights: Influence, challenge, and change: What next for women in the creative industries?
Insights: Influence, challenge, and change: What next for women in the creative industries?
Five women in the creative industries discuss how they are creating positive change from challenge in a celebration of International Women’s Day. Broadcast via YouTube.
Kind regards
Kind regards
This darkly comic piece to camera follows the narrator as she grapples with an email to a male colleague questioning his actions. Broadcast via Facebook.
Elite Syncopations (2020)
Elite Syncopations (2020)
Yasmine Naghdi, Nicol Edmonds and The Royal Ballet perform Kenneth MacMillan's colourful Ragtime ensemble one-act ballet. Available to watch via ROH Stream.
I am not yours – Mother Nature
I am not yours – Mother Nature
This original piece explores the exploitative relationship between humankind and mother nature, told through the narrative of women's objectification. Broadcast via Facebook.
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