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Free Royal Opera & Royal Ballet live outdoor screenings
MSE_Jenny
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What’s the deal?
This summer, BP is offering free outdoor screenings of three Royal Ballet and Royal Opera performances. The shows will be beamed live to big screens in over 20 cities.
What, where & when.
Just turn up at time listed, with a picnic and blanket (no glass or portable furniture).
THE ROYAL BALLET
ROMEO AND JULIET 1 JUNE AT 3PM
Live to Trafalgar Square; Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf; Christchurch Park, Ipswich; Victoria Square, Birmingham; Centenary Square Terrace, Bradford; Market Place, Derby; Queen Victoria Square, Hull; Millennium Square, Leeds; Exchange Square, Manchester; All Saints Square, Rotherham; and Wharf Green, Swindon.
THE ROYAL OPERA
DON CARLO 3 JULY 6PM
Live to Trafalgar Square, Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf; and Clayton Square, Liverpool.
THE ROYAL OPERA
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO 16 JULY AT 7PM
Live to Trafalgar Square; Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf; Chertsey Road, Sunbury; Lakeside Shopping Centre, Thurrock; Duthie Park, Aberdeen; Botanic Gardens, Belfast; and Clayton Square, Liverpool.
More details of on the BP Summer Big Screens website.
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This summer, BP is offering free outdoor screenings of three Royal Ballet and Royal Opera performances. The shows will be beamed live to big screens in over 20 cities.
What, where & when.
Just turn up at time listed, with a picnic and blanket (no glass or portable furniture).
THE ROYAL BALLET
ROMEO AND JULIET 1 JUNE AT 3PM
Live to Trafalgar Square; Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf; Christchurch Park, Ipswich; Victoria Square, Birmingham; Centenary Square Terrace, Bradford; Market Place, Derby; Queen Victoria Square, Hull; Millennium Square, Leeds; Exchange Square, Manchester; All Saints Square, Rotherham; and Wharf Green, Swindon.
THE ROYAL OPERA
DON CARLO 3 JULY 6PM
Live to Trafalgar Square, Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf; and Clayton Square, Liverpool.
THE ROYAL OPERA
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO 16 JULY AT 7PM
Live to Trafalgar Square; Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf; Chertsey Road, Sunbury; Lakeside Shopping Centre, Thurrock; Duthie Park, Aberdeen; Botanic Gardens, Belfast; and Clayton Square, Liverpool.
More details of on the BP Summer Big Screens website.
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Thank you great find :A0
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I've just been on the website, and it seems that Romeo and Juliet is now not showing in Victoria Square, Birmingham, but The Marriage of Figaro is. Oh well!
Great find - many thanks!0 -
Have I read the BP site wrong? DO you have to submit a film to get a ticket??0
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Have I read the BP site wrong? DO you have to submit a film to get a ticket??
Hello Boonana
Welcome to the MSE site.:wave:
You don't need a ticket to see the opera or ballet relayed live from the Royal Opera House in London. Simply turn up to your nearest venue which has the big screen.;)
I don't know whether this will happen in all areas but last year in Hull, ROH programmes were given to the audience, free of charge. The ROH programmes are very good quality and have photographs of the dancers/singers and a detailed account of the ballet or opera you're going to see.................and normally cost £5.00.;)
Regards
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Thanx Nile - my first post and it's for something free!!0
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I went last year in Aberdeen and had a fab time. Took along a picnic and some blankets. We had glorious sunshine, unlike some of the rest of the venue.
Will be going again this year."A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining, but wants it back the minute it begins to rain." Mark Twain0
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