Friday 15 July – 10 September 2022 sees the BBC Proms restored to its full eight-week glory: 84 concerts over 57 days with over 3,000 musicians
General booking opens at 9am on Saturday 21 May and for more details CLICK HERE.
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Friday 15 July – 10 September 2022 sees the BBC Proms restored to its full eight-week glory: 84 concerts over 57 days with over 3,000 musicians
General booking opens at 9am on Saturday 21 May and for more details CLICK HERE.
English National Ballet in 2022-23
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For Raymonda FIRST NIGHT review CLICK HERE
English National Ballet Emerging Dancer 2022 Livestream – Thursday 19 May, 7.30pm (for infomation click here)
The English National Opera (ENO) announces their 2022/23 Main Stage Season
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United Kingdom Poulenc, La Voix Humaine: Danielle de Niese (soprano, Elle), Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Sir Antonio Pappano (conductor). Film (directed by James Kent) to be screened on BBC Two at 10pm on 15.4.2022. (JPr)
The Royal Opera House announces its 2022/23 Season
Join us in-person, watch in cinemas, or experience our work through programmes country wide. Tickets are from £4 across the Season
Public booking opens on Wednesday 27 July
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Edinburgh International Festival celebrates its 75th anniversary, and 75 years of bringing world cultures together, with a programme defined by international partnerships and bold collaborations that span continents, generations and genres. Returning to Edinburgh’s theatres and concert halls at a scale not seen since 2019, 14 venues host 87 events and over 160 performances from over 2,300 artists – once again turning Edinburgh into a global celebration of world-class music, opera, dance and theatre. This year is also Fergus Linehan’s last as Festival Director before Nicola Benedetti takes up the role in October 2022.
ANYONE CAN SING ON SKY ARTS SERIES OVERVIEW – In the first episode ten less-than-great singers arrive in London to have their voices assessed by English National Opera voice coaches Nicky Spence, Sarah Pring and Michael Harper. The coaches whittle them down to six, and a twelve week intensive training programme begins. The six discordant participants … Read more
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