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Copelia Cinema Release Wednesday 2 October 2019 Royal Ballet triple bill broadcast live in cinemas across the UK Audiences can experience works by the celebrated choreographers Frederick Ashton, Kenneth MacMillan and Rudolf Nureyev live in cinemas across the UK on Tuesday 5 November in a triple bill of Concerto / Enigma Variations / Raymonda Act III starting at 7.15pm. For an afternoon treat, the ballet encore screening will take place on Sunday 10 November at 2pm. Yuhui Choe and Steven McRae in Concerto ©ROH/Johan Persson, 2010 The Royal Ballet’s triple bill of Concerto, Enigma Variations and Raymonda Act III displays the versatility of the Company. MacMillan’s Concerto embraces both the classical and the contemporary, while Ashton’s Enigma Variations, inspired by the life of Edward Elgar, has a quintessentially British charm. Raymonda Act III meanwhile, offers audiences the opportunity to experience the choreographic skills of renowned Russian dancer and choreographer Rudolf Nureyev. The evening will see role debuts in Concerto for Anna Rose O’Sullivan, James Hay, Yasmine Naghdi and Mayara Magri. These are followed by role debuts for Laura Morera as Lady Elgar, Francesca Hayward as Dorabella and Matthew Ball as Troyte in Enigma Variations. In Raymonda Act III Russian dancers and Royal Ballet Principals Vadim Muntigirov and Natalia Osipova take on the technical challenges of Nureyev’s choreography, in his re-imagining of the final act of Petipa’s grand classical ballet. The Royal Opera House cinema broadcasts offer audiences the best seat in the house, and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and interviews. Audience members are never far from a performance at the Royal Opera House, with most people in the UK based within thirty miles of a cinema screening. As well as being shown in the UK, Concerto/ Enigma Variations/ Raymonda Act III will be broadcast to more than 1,000 cinemas in 53 countries around the world. The Royal Ballet Concerto/ Enigma Variations/ Raymonda Act III triple bill will be live broadcast in cinemas on Tuesday 5 November at 7.15pm with an encore screening on Sunday 10 November at 2pm. Share on social using #ROHconertomixed. The next live cinema performance will be The Royal Ballet’s Coppélia on Tuesday 10 December. For more information and to buy tickets: https://www.roh.org.uk/cinemas NOTES TO EDITORS 1. For further information or interview requests please contact Rachel Gaston 2. To request tickets to your nearest cinema broadcast email: Hannah Last 3. Download images here: https://we.tl/t-lP5Rffgl0C The 2019/20 Royal Opera House Cinema Season is as follows: • The Royal Opera’s Don Giovanni o Live Tuesday 8 October 2019, encore on Sunday 13 October 2019 • The Royal Opera’s Don Pasquale o Live Thursday 24 October 2019, encore on Sunday 27 October 2019 • The Royal Ballet’s Concerto/ Enigma Variations/ Raymonda Act III o Live Tuesday 5 November 2019, encore on Sunday 10 November 2019 • The Royal Ballet’s Coppélia o Live from Tuesday 10 December 2019, encore on Sunday 15 December 2019 • The Royal Ballet’s The Nutcracker (recorded 2016) o From Tuesday 17 December 2019 • The Royal Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty o Live Thursday 16 January 2020, encore on Sunday 19 January 2020 • The Royal Opera’s La bohème (co-production with Teatro Real, Madrid, and Lyric Opera of Chicago) o Live Wednesday 29 January 2020, encore on Sunday 2 February 2020 • The Royal Ballet’s New Marston/ New Scarlett (world premieres) o Live Tuesday 25 February 2020, encore on Sunday 1 March • The Royal Opera’s Fidelio (new production) o Live Tuesday 17 March 2020, encore on Sunday 22 March 2020 • The Royal Ballet’s Swan Lake o Live Wednesday 1 April 2020, encore on Sunday 5 April 2020 • The Royal Opera’s Cavalleria rusticana/Pagliacci (co-production with La Monnaie, Brussels, Opera Australia and Göteborg Opera) o Live Tuesday 21 April 2020, encore on Sunday 26 April 2020 • The Royal Ballet’s The Dante Project (world premiere) o Live Thursday 28 May 2020, encore on Sunday 31 May 2020 • The Royal Opera’s Elektra (new production) o Live Thursday 18 June 2020, encore on Sunday 21 June 2020 About the Royal Opera House Live Cinema Season The Royal Opera House celebrates 11 years of live cinema broadcasts in 2019, leading the way in delivering world-class opera and ballet around the world. In the 2019/20 Cinema Season, our broadcasts will reach more than 1,600 cinemas in more than 53 countries worldwide. The Royal Opera House has seen huge growth in the influence of independent cinemas in the UK, now collectively accounting for almost half of our network. In addition to being shown in 600 UK cinemas, our productions regularly broadcast to over 1,000 cinemas internationally through our partnership with Trafalgar Releasing. Audiences are also able to access a vast array of livestreamed and on-demand content via the Royal Opera House’s official YouTube channel, which is the most subscribed YouTube channel of any arts organization in the world. .
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