Royal Opera House launches new streaming platform

Hattie Butterworth
Friday, October 7, 2022

The Netflix for opera and ballet lovers, Royal Opera House Stream promises to cater for all looking to connect with the company’s rich history

La Boheme, ROH 2020
La Boheme, ROH 2020

Tristram Kenton

The Royal Opera House have announced the launch of a new streaming service, giving exclusive access to the backstage and archive of The Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera companies. With 45 productions available to stream from launch, The Royal Opera House Stream will provide users access to new performances and footage every month.

The suite has launched with well-known opera house performances, including Frederick Ashton’s La Fille mal gardée, Christopher Wheeldon’s The Winter’s Tale, Wagner’s Die Walküre, Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Anna Nicole and Puccini’s dramatic opera, Tosca.

Catering for both seasoned theatre goers and those interested in learning and experiencing more, the stream provides a collection of back-stage films and masterclasses of the company’s most renowned artists, conductors and choreographers, offering a unique look at the production process.

The service costs £9.99 per month, or £99 a year to access, showcasing a plethora of both cutting-edge contemporary and classical performances. Famously pulling in thousands over the Christmas season for The Royal Ballet’s performances of The Nutcracker, ROH Stream introduces a specially-curated collection, Christmas Classics, as well as further collections for families and those with special theatrical interests.

This article appeared on our sister title Opera Now

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