What's on

What's on

The Winter's Tale

15 May - 1 June 2024

Shakespeare’s profound story of love and loss, artfully adapted into a contemporary three-act narrative ballet by Artistic Associate Christopher Wheeldon, returns to the Main Stage.

A tree standing in the middle of the stage with two dancers performing in The Winter's Tale.
Lisette Oropesa and Rachael Lloyd in Lucia di Lammermoor © 2017 ROH. Photograph by Stephen Cummiskey
Carmen
Les Rendezvous / The Dream / Rhapsody
A dancer waves an orange scarf overhead in a performance of The Dream / Short Works / Rhapsody. 
L’Olimpiade 
The cast of Andrea Chénier performing onstage at the Royal Opera House.
An ensemble cast dressed in their evening best and masquerade masks celebrate around a long table under bright lights that say 'Cosi Fan Tutte' onstage at the Royal Opera House.
A tree standing in the middle of the stage with two dancers performing in The Winter's Tale.
Lisette Oropesa and Rachael Lloyd in Lucia di Lammermoor © 2017 ROH. Photograph by Stephen Cummiskey
Carmen
Les Rendezvous / The Dream / Rhapsody
A dancer waves an orange scarf overhead in a performance of The Dream / Short Works / Rhapsody. 
L’Olimpiade 
The cast of Andrea Chénier performing onstage at the Royal Opera House.
An ensemble cast dressed in their evening best and masquerade masks celebrate around a long table under bright lights that say 'Cosi Fan Tutte' onstage at the Royal Opera House.
A tree standing in the middle of the stage with two dancers performing in The Winter's Tale.
Lisette Oropesa and Rachael Lloyd in Lucia di Lammermoor © 2017 ROH. Photograph by Stephen Cummiskey
Carmen
Les Rendezvous / The Dream / Rhapsody
A dancer waves an orange scarf overhead in a performance of The Dream / Short Works / Rhapsody. 
L’Olimpiade 
The cast of Andrea Chénier performing onstage at the Royal Opera House.
An ensemble cast dressed in their evening best and masquerade masks celebrate around a long table under bright lights that say 'Cosi Fan Tutte' onstage at the Royal Opera House.
Opera singer Pretty Yende is photographed as Semele, a character in the opera of the same name. Semele gazes up at an unseen person who casts a looming shadow over her.

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