London Royal Opera House
Architecturally grand Royal Opera House at the London Covent Garden , which was built in 1858, today is a residence of the Royal Ballet and the Royal Opera. Only the main auditorium has remained since the original building, the rest of the complex was redeveloped in 1999.
The Royal Opera House in London has been a place to host every major performance by the classic music star since the opening and today is an attractive venue to opera and ballet admirers. For finest opera and ballet experience the Royal Opera House in London is a must.
The London Royal Opera House offers an insight into the building itself and the activities that take place inside it. The glass Floral Hall is one of the highlights as it is now restored and used as a reception area for the opera house.
One of London's most spectacular concert venues, the Royal Opera House in London is worth visiting as a part of your London experience, whether you like opera and ballet or simply want to explore the grand architecture.
Visiting the London Royal Opera House:
Address: Bow Street, Covent Garden, Westminster, London, WC2E 9DD
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7304 4000
Nearest Underground Stations:
Covent Garden Tube (1 minutes)
Leicester Square Tube (6 minutes)
For more information on the London Royal Opera House, please visit : www.roh.org.uk
What's on at The Royal Opera House in London :
The Royal Opera House in London has been a place to host every major performance by the classic music star since the opening and today is an attractive venue to opera and ballet admirers. For finest opera and ballet experience the Royal Opera House in London is a must.
The London Royal Opera House offers an insight into the building itself and the activities that take place inside it. The glass Floral Hall is one of the highlights as it is now restored and used as a reception area for the opera house.
One of London's most spectacular concert venues, the Royal Opera House in London is worth visiting as a part of your London experience, whether you like opera and ballet or simply want to explore the grand architecture.
Visiting the London Royal Opera House:
Address: Bow Street, Covent Garden, Westminster, London, WC2E 9DD
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7304 4000
Nearest Underground Stations:
Covent Garden Tube (1 minutes)
Leicester Square Tube (6 minutes)
For more information on the London Royal Opera House, please visit : www.roh.org.uk
What's on at The Royal Opera House in London :
Cosi Fan Tutte at Royal Opera House
27th Jan '12 - 13th Feb '12
Cosi fan tutte - 'That's how all women behave' - is the last of the three operas written by this great musical and dramatic pairing and is revived by The Royal Opera for the Olympic Programme in the classic production by Jonathan Miller, under the baton ...
27th Jan '12 - 13th Feb '12
Cosi fan tutte - 'That's how all women behave' - is the last of the three operas written by this great musical and dramatic pairing and is revived by The Royal Opera for the Olympic Programme in the classic production by Jonathan Miller, under the baton ...
Don Giovanni at Royal Opera House
21st Jan '12 - 29th Feb '12
As part of the Royal Opera House's Olympic Programme, The Royal Opera stages a cycle of all three operas written by Mozart and librettist Lorenzo da Ponte, beginning with the most fiery & flamboyant of them all: Don Giovanni. Pursued by his victims ...
21st Jan '12 - 29th Feb '12
As part of the Royal Opera House's Olympic Programme, The Royal Opera stages a cycle of all three operas written by Mozart and librettist Lorenzo da Ponte, beginning with the most fiery & flamboyant of them all: Don Giovanni. Pursued by his victims ...
Le Nozze Di Figaro at Royal Opera House
11th Feb '12 - 2nd Mar '12
The final production of The Royal Opera's Mozart-Da Ponte cycle is the glorious comedy of The Marriage of Figaro. Mozart's great score has a wealth of famous numbers and gives the chance for especially fine singing. The revival is fortunate to have an ...
11th Feb '12 - 2nd Mar '12
The final production of The Royal Opera's Mozart-Da Ponte cycle is the glorious comedy of The Marriage of Figaro. Mozart's great score has a wealth of famous numbers and gives the chance for especially fine singing. The revival is fortunate to have an ...
The Dream / Song of the Earth at Royal Opera House
1st Feb '12 - 5th Mar '12
Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan in their respective elements: two defining styles of The Royal Ballet in a single programme. Ashton's one-act rendering of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream brings out the contrasts of mortal ...
1st Feb '12 - 5th Mar '12
Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan in their respective elements: two defining styles of The Royal Ballet in a single programme. Ashton's one-act rendering of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream brings out the contrasts of mortal ...
Rusalka at Royal Opera House
27th Feb '12 - 14th Mar '12
Rusalka has its first ever staging by The Royal Opera in a production new to the Company. The tragic story of the water nymph who longs to walk on the ground as a human draws on the richness of Czech mythology: a prince, a princess, a water ...
27th Feb '12 - 14th Mar '12
Rusalka has its first ever staging by The Royal Opera in a production new to the Company. The tragic story of the water nymph who longs to walk on the ground as a human draws on the richness of Czech mythology: a prince, a princess, a water ...
Romeo and Juliet at Royal Opera House
10th Jan '12 - 31st Mar '12
Founder choreographer of the Royal Ballet, Sir Frederick Ashton's, version of Romeo and Juliet, set to the iconic Prokofiev score, is given a fresh revival by Danish dance legend, Peter Schaufuss. If you are a ballet lover, dance lover or theatrical ...
10th Jan '12 - 31st Mar '12
Founder choreographer of the Royal Ballet, Sir Frederick Ashton's, version of Romeo and Juliet, set to the iconic Prokofiev score, is given a fresh revival by Danish dance legend, Peter Schaufuss. If you are a ballet lover, dance lover or theatrical ...
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