Edinburgh International Festival’s At Home digital programme is a series of free exclusive music sessions and performances for audiences worldwide.
The full program and release dates can be seen here.
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Season Previews from around the world
Vasily Petrenko’s 2022-23 season includes Mahler’s ‘Symphony of a Thousand’, major tours with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, debut concerts with the Hong Kong Philharmonic, returns to the Oslo Philharmonic, Berlin Radio Symphony and Cleveland orchestras and bringing the season to a close to with Bavarian State Opera’s production of Boris Godunov
History’s Greatest Ballet Star to be celebrated in Nureyev Legend and Legacy
The legacy of the legendary dancer and global celebrity Rudolph Nureyev will be celebrated over five performances taking place from 5-12 September at Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
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Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich – Season preview 2022-23 The Tonhalle Orchestra has announced details of its concerts next season. Artists ‘in focus’ will be Emmanuel Pahud and Fazil Say, Creative Chair will be Toshio Hosokawa. Paavo Järvi will continue recording his Bruckner cycle, this season it will the grand Symphony No.8. The Mendelssohn cycle is virtually complete, … Read more
English National Ballet in 2022-23
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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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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.
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