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Family Sundays, Royal Opera House

On 29 Mar 20, 11:00am
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Family Sundays give kids an inside peek at what goes on behind the curtain at the Royal Opera House.

By Jen Barton Packer on 6/3/2019

2 CW readers are interested
Go behind the scenes at the ROH one Sunday. Credit: Laura Aziz
Go behind the scenes at the ROH one Sunday. Credit: Laura Aziz
Family Sundays, Royal Opera House Family Sundays, Royal Opera House Jennifer Barton
We all want to cultivate a love of things we're passionate about in our children. That can be tricky with ballet and opera, but the Royal Opera House knows just how to do it. Invite the kiddos backstage.


Every month, on Sundays, families can go behind the scenes at the Royal Opera House for props workshops, costume-making, pop-up performances, live music, storytelling, orchestra-conducting, and the chance to meet dancers, singers and the many other talented people who put the shows together.


Tickets are £10 for adults and £8 for children – book ahead to avoid disappointment.




What Family Sundays, Royal Opera House
Where Royal Opera House, Bow Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9DD | MAP
Nearest tube Covent Garden (underground)
When On 29 Mar 20, 11:00am
On 26 Apr 20, 11:00am
On 24 May 20, 11:00am
On 21 Jun 20, 11:00am
Price £10
Website click here for more information and booking



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