All remaining tickets for the first two performances of OHP's new Adriana Lecouvreur are reduced to £30 - roughly half price.
The dates are Thursday 24 and Saturday 26 July, and you need to book online using the promo code ADRIANA30.
All remaining tickets for the first two performances of OHP's new Adriana Lecouvreur are reduced to £30 - roughly half price.
The dates are Thursday 24 and Saturday 26 July, and you need to book online using the promo code ADRIANA30.
Just in case your appetite for Covent Garden's La bohème is not fully sated, Travelzoo have a half price ticket offer for July performances.
Stalls seats for matinee shows are 'only' £95 (a saving of up to 50%) with the code tzooboheme (case sensitive). Dates applicable are Sunday 13 July (12pm) and Saturday 19 July (2pm).
This is the last chance to see John Copley's production before it finally bows out in 2015.
Enough to put anyone off their World Cup snacks.
More of Anna's Macbeth rehearsal pics from Munich here.
Get two tickets for the price of one to tomorrow's cinema screening of Benvenuto Cellini when you subscribe to the ENO Screen newsletter. Participating cinemas are listed here.
This is the best thing ENO have done in years, so don't miss it.
Cecilia Bartoli has had a busy week. Opening her 2014 Salzburg Whitsun Festival, singing in it, celebrating her birthday and, finally, revealing her plans for the 2015 festival. All whilst dressed as a milkmaid. Pretty impressive.
This year's festival centres on Rossini. Next year's is elevated to the divine with a 'gods' theme.
La Ceci herself takes the leading role in the festival's two operas: Gluck's Iphigenie en Tauride, directed by her beloved Moshe Leiser and Patrice Caurier, and a concert performance of Handel's Semele. During the daylight hours there are two vocal recitals and a chamber concert. For the first time the Hamburg ballet visit the Whitsun Festival, where they will present John Neumeier's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Other festival firsts are a reading, a puppet show and cinema screenings to complement the musical programme. Four packed days end with a gala concert featuring Anna Netrebko, Vesselina Kasarova, Juan Diego Florez and Christopher Maltman alongside La Ceci, with arias by Purcell, Gluck, Haydn and Offenbach. Ticket prices are unfortunately as steep as ever, ranging from 12 to 430 euros.
The 2015 programme in full:
Sunday 8 June is the date for the first of this year's Glyndebourne not-quite-livestreams.
Der Rosenkavalier can be seen on the Glyndebourne and Daily Telegraph websites (free), and in cinemas (£££). The live show begins at 3.20pm but the streaming doesn't start until 4.30pm so that home audiences are spared most of the extended dinner interval.
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