The Royal Ballet's streamed programme

The Royal Ballet, The Nutcracker, Nicol Edmonds as The Mouse King ©ROH 2015 Tristram Kenton
As part of its #OurHouseToYourHouse initiative the Royal Opera House has just unveiled a bumper programme of ballets from its extensive repertoire to be streamed this festive season and beyond on a variety of platforms.

Here's the full listing:

The Nutcracker
A 2016 recording of the Christmas ballet, with the girl Clara and her Nutcracker danced by Francesca Hayward and Alexander Campbell, while Lauren Cuthbertson dances The Sugar Plum Fairy with Federico Bonelli as her Prince.
Just to make sure you don't miss it, The Nutcracker is available on a number of platforms:

• in cinemas from Thursday 10 December
• on Sky Arts on Sunday 20 December and Friday 25 December
• on Netflix from Sunday 20 December (this is the 2018 recording)
• on Now TV
• on Marquee TV


Giselle The highest exponent of Romantic ballet in a 2016 recording, stars Marianela Nuñez as the peasant girl Giselle, who is cruelly betrayed by her aristocratic lover, Count Albrecht, danced by Vadim Muntagirov.
On Sky Arts on Monday 21 December


The Royal Ballel, Marianela Nuñez in Giselle. Photo: © ROH 2016 Tristram Kenton
Ashton Triple Bill Three works illustrating the range of the Royal Ballet's founder choreographer from the humour of The Dream, through the classicism of Symphonic Variations and the heartbreaking Romanticism of Marguerite and Armand.
on Sky Arts on Tuesday 22 December
on Now TV until Monday 31 January 2022


Anastasia Kenneth MacMillan's foray into the final days of the Romanovs in Russia, through the memories of the woman who claimed to be the sole survivor of the Tsar's family.
on Sky Arts on Wednesday 23 December
on Now TV until Friday 31 December 2021


The Sleeping Beauty The Royal Ballet's signature work in a 2017 recording with glorious sets, costumes and dancing to Tchaikovsky's miraculous score.
on Sky Arts from Thursday 24 December
on Now TV until Tuesday 30 November 2021
on Marquee TV


Don Quixote An extravaganza based on Cervantes novel of chivalry, Carlos Acosta's vibrant production for the Royal Ballet was filmed in 2019. The ideal pairing of Marianela Nuñez as the sassy, resourceful Kitri, and Vadim Muntagirov as her penniless lover Basilio make sparks fly
On YouTube from Tuesday 25 December to Wednesday 6 January 2021


Royal Ballet All Star Gala The Royal Ballet's thrilling return to the stage in October showcases the whole company in a programme of extracts from some of the best works in the repertoire, ending with MacMillan's colourful ragtime piece, Elite Syncopations
on BBC Four at 7:40pm on Saturday 26 December

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Choreographer Christopher Wheeldon's wonderfully zany reading of Lewis Carroll's favourite work, starring Lauren Cuthbertson as Alice, a role created for her.
on Sky Arts from Saturday 26 December
on the ROH's own streaming platform from 7pm on Tuesday 22 December (available for 30 days, £3 per ticket)



The Royal Ballet, Lauren Cuthbertson as Alice in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Photo: © ROH 2017 Andrej Uspenski

Elizabeth
Choreographer Will Tuckett's homage to Queen Elizabeth I, with a regal Zenaida Yanowsky in the title role.
• on Now TV until Sunday 31 January 2021
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What The Royal Ballet's streamed programme
Where Online | MAP
When 10 Dec 20 – 31 Jan 21, Start times and durations vary according to show and platform
Price £N/A
Website https://www.roh.org.uk/