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The Royal Opera House Cinema Festival presents films of some of its most memorable ballet and opera performances in the newly refurbished Linbury Theatre
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From festive sing-alongs to Hollywood scores, there’s plenty you won’t want to miss at the Royal Albert Hall this winter
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Mozart's comic and heroic opera sparkles with the enchantment it promises in a welcome spring revival
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Money is no object when Hanna hits town, but affection for the dashing Danilo comes at a different price in Franz Léhar's scintillating comic opera
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Laughter, suspense and great story-telling from Smetana, Mozart, Offenbach and Britten in four new productions
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The world's finest singers and classiest opera productions, forged in London and beyond, come to the big screen
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Drop into Covent Garden for a daytime musical refreshment from the best of the Royal Opera House's rising singers and instrumentalists
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Enjoy skating moves and fantastical drama from the dancers, and the music of Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Janáček from the singers
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Philip Glass's opera is set amid the ceremonies and sun worship of a great Egyptian ruler
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Wonderfully sung, dazzlingly staged, Donizetti's tragedy is a triumph for English National Opera all over again
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A young woman is trapped in a hopeless marriage, but her husband's departure opens up new possibilities .... A star team stages a new production of Janáček's opera
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A classic and beautiful production of Verdi's moving opera returns with two starry casts
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A thrilling and terrifying card game has deadly consequences in Tchaikovsky's great opera
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Youthful casting helps make perfect sense of an opera where nothing is as it seems
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Jazz, ragtime, blues and spirituals infuse this grand opera which features ever-popular melodies, including 'Summertime...'
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A monumental lament for the losses in war is given an operatic staging
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Dvorak, Mozart, Rossini and more, plus a rarity directed by Fiona Shaw in a season that opens with a big Berlioz bang
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A determined girl sets out against all odds – and the gods – in a new opera for all the family
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Tickets are now on sale for the enticing inaugural season of dance and opera at the new Linbury Theatre.
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The Royal Opera House opens the doors to its transformed Covent Garden home, and to mark the occasion re-joins Open House London Weekend (21-23 Sep)
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The world-class tenor on music-induced injuries, the good life in London, and unwinding at 200mph
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Opera for all the family, based on the fairytale by the Brothers Grimm, with a pop-up picturebook set
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A merry widow, the women of Whitechapel and lovers happy and unhappy are at the heart of new productions
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Welcome return to Covent Garden of a moving Verdi grand opera staged in the grandest style
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Barrie Kosky is one of the most exciting directors working in opera, and Carmen one of the best works in the repertoire. Theirs is a marriage made in heaven...
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Exciting new productions and some old stalwarts make up a varied Autumn of opera and dance at the Royal Opera House. Here are the highlights in chronological order
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Curtain up on the productions that will get the music world talking. Stand by for amazing music from Bizet to Britten, with lots of tuneful Verdi too
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Let rip with the tango, be moved by Handel and Britten, then party at the tuneful Last Night
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Bach, Verdi, Stravinsky ... and a Gilbert and Sullivan satire on the law
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Tough it out with the Sharks and the Jets in Bernstein's West Side Story or marvel at the bravery of a heroine in Handel's Theodora
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A feat of musical memory, drama with the Jets and the Sharks, and an invitation to children to come and play
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Symphonies at the heart of classical music and inventive new sounds herald the first whole week of Proms