Live brodcast of the performances by the Royal Opera House

Enjoy four short ballets in one evening with this quadruple program from The Royal Ballet. 

 

Carmen

Carlos Acosta focuses on the dramatic essentials of love, jealousy and revenge in his new production of Carmen. As well as choreographing the production, Acosta will dance the lead role.

Choreography: Carlos Acosta

Music: Georges Bizet
Reviser: Martin Yates

 

Viscera

Liam Scarlett has used Lowell Liebermann’s thrilling Piano Concerto No. 1 as the inspiration for his similarly audacious choreography in Viscera.

Choreography: Liam Scarlett

Music: Lowell Liebermann

 

Afternoon of a Faun

Debussy’s evocative score is the inspiration for Jerome Robbins’s Afternoon of a Faun, which depicts two ballet dancers as absorbed by their own reflections as they are attracted to each other.

Choreography: Jerome Robbins

Music: Claude Debussy

 

Csajkovszky Pas de deux

George Balanchine’s Tchaikovsky pas de deux uses a fragment of music composed for the 1877 production of Swan Lake for an eight-minute display of ballet bravura and technique.

Choreography: George Balanchine

Music: Pjotr Iljics Csajkovszkij

Featuring: Orchestra of the Royal Opera House

 

The London-based Royal Opera House’s live performances are distributed in Hungary by Pannonia Entertainment Ltd.

 

TICKET PURCHASE

To purchase your ticket, please visit the website of the performance of your choice.

 

SERIES TICKET

If you purchase tickets for at least 7 different Royal Opera House live broadcast shows, you will receive a 20% discount of the total ticket price.

You will be able to purchase tickets at this special price only in Vigadó’s Box Office.

The phone number of our Box Office is +36 (1) 328-3340.

You can contact the ticket sales management at kozonsegszervezes@vigado.hu.

 

Please, be informed that visitors arriving late for Vigadó’s Royal Opera House performances can take their seats only in the breaks.