July 2019
Carmen, Royal Opera House: until 20 July
Bizet's greatest opera tells the story of the enigmatic and seductive Carmen and the dangerous passions of Don José.
Find out more »Spartacus, Royal Opera House: until 10 August
The Bolshoi Ballet opens its Covent Garden season with Yuri Grigorovich’s sensational production of a Russian favourite. https://youtu.be/HJdvHnmb0Uw
Find out more »September 2019
Don Giovanni, Royal Opera House: until 10 October
Mozart's classic opera given a contemporary production. This is a powerhouse theatrical event and worth seeing. Read our review
Find out more »October 2019
Zauberland, Royal Opera House: 15-18 October
As the Middle East blazes in conflict, a young woman waits at a European border, hoping to cross over to Zauberland – a magic land of peace and security. But when she falls asleep, she dreams of the burnt-out city she has been forced to leave behind. Read our interview with Ben Clifford
Find out more »December 2019
The Lost Thing, Royal Opera House: until 4 January
The Lost Thing is the world premiere of a musical re-imagining of author Shaun Tan’s illustrated picture book of the same name. A cast of singers, dancers and musicians come together to tell a story about how we are all connected. The Lost Thing features an original score by Jules Maxwell, direction and choreography by Ben Wright, set and video designs by Will Holt, lighting designs by Zerlina Hughes, costume designs by Rike Zöllner and dramaturgy by Jude Christian. Australian artist, writer and filmmaker Shaun Tan first wrote and illustrated his picture book The Lost Thing in 2000. The book…
Find out more »La Traviata, Royal Opera House: until 23 March
Glamour and passion dominate the stage at the Royal Opera House as Richard Eyre’s magnificent production of Verdi’s La traviata celebrates its 25th birthday. Read our review
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