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Last-minute Tickets For Performances at the Royal Opera House

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Last minute tickets at The Royal Opera House

The start of the 2016/17 Season will see the introduction of Friday Rush at the Royal Opera House. Every Friday at 1pm, 49 tickets will be released for each main stage performance in the coming week – even for sold-out shows.

The tickets are at a range of prices from the lower price ranges for a production, so Friday Rush offers a great way to buy cheaper tickets for in-demand shows. The first release will be at 1pm on Friday 9 September 2016, offering newly released tickets for performances from Saturday 10 September to Friday 16 September of The Royal Opera’s Norma and Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville).

La Scala’s orchestra, chorus and ballet company embark on a month-long tour

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Simon Boccanegra photo by Brescia e Amisano Teatro alla Scala

La Scala’s orchestra, chorus and ballet company have flown out of Milan for a month on tour which will see them in Korea, China, Japan and Russia.

Tomorrow night at the Lotte Hall in Seoul, Myung-Whun Chung will conduct a concert performance of Simon Boccanegra with Simone Piazzola, Carmen Giannattasio, Fabio Sartori and Dmitry Belosselskiy. On 31 August he will again be on the podium for Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, which he recently conducted at the open-air theatre of the Milan Expo site, with soloists Eva Mei, Michelle Breedt, Michael Schade and Detlef Roth. The same programme will be performed in China at Shanghai’s Oriental Art Centre on 3 and 4 September.

From China, the chorus and orchestra will head for Moscow where from 5 until 16 September they will perform staged performances of Simon Boccanegra in Federico Tiezzi’s production, recently seen in Milan, as well as Verdi’s Requiem under the baton of La Scala’s Music Director Riccardo Chailly with Maria José Siri, Daniela Barcellona, Francesco Meli e Dmitri Beloselskiy. Chailly will also conduct an Italian Concert on 15 September with pieces by Cherubini, Verdi and Rossini.

Photograph by Brescia e Amisano.

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New York Theater Ballet to Open Fall Season With a Work Inspired by Danspace

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New York Theatre Ballet Opening

 

The New York Theater Ballet will open the coming season with a world premiere by the former New York City Ballet dancer Antonia Franceschi. Set to original music by Claire van Kampen, the currently untitled piece is inspired by the 40-year history of the Danspace Project.

Photograph by Andrea Mohin.

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The Nutcracker Inspires Liberty’s Christmas Windows 2016

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Throughout November and December 2016, one of London’s best-loved department stores, Liberty, will dedicate their Christmas windows to The Nutcracker.

15 million pedestrians are expected to walk past London’s iconic shop located between Great Marlborough and Regent Street, during the busiest part of the retail season.

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Balletboyz Launches Online Dance Teaching Resource

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A new online resource to support the teaching of dance in schools has been launched by award-winning company Balletboyz.

Launching today, the resource consists of a series of lessons for different key stages. Within each, a lesson plan ties together specialist videos, inspired by BalletBoyz’ use of digital content in its artistic work.

Featured videos include the deconstruction and teaching of choreography, as well as some taken from the BalletBoyz archive.

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Apple Patents Technology That Could Prevent You From Filming, Taking Photos at Concerts

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Wyclef Jean In Concert - Brooklyn, New York

According to the patent, the technology allows a camera to detect not just visible light, but also infrared data. In some cases, the device could use the infrared data to show a user information related to a nearby object, such as an exhibit in a museum. In other cases, the device could use the infrared data to disable the device’s recording functions. As an example, the patent includes an illustration of a band performing onstage as a camera screen shows the text “RECORDING DISABLED.”

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