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Royal Opera House Covent Garden Foundation

Royal Opera House Covent Garden Foundation

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Oct 30, 2026

Nick GrimshawHOST
2:54
Very soon.
Nick GrimshawHOST
2:55
We're going to be back at the Royal Opera House.
Angela HartnettHOST
2:57
Yeah.
Nick GrimshawHOST
2:58
When we announced the tickets.
Scott BrillGUEST
17:44
I can't.
Dalton McGeeHOST
17:47
Commonly associated with the former fruit and vegetable market in the central square and now a popular shopping and tourist site, what current district in London now houses the Royal Opera House and is featured as a location in Frenzy? Is
Scott BrillGUEST
18:00
it Covent Garden?
Dalton McGeeHOST
18:01
Covent Garden is correct.
AndyHOST
10:03
They were talking about ticket prices.
AndyHOST
10:05
Someone phoned in and they were saying they booked six tickets to go and see Swan Lake at the Royal Opera House next year.
AndyHOST
10:13
And it was £1,000.
MarkHOST
10:16
For six people? For six
Miranda SawyerHOST
63:00
Do you want to talk about your Dish live event at the Royal Albert Hall?
Nick GrimshawGUEST
63:03
At the Royal Opera House we're doing it.
Nick GrimshawGUEST
63:04
Oh, Royal Opera House, sorry.
Nick GrimshawGUEST
63:07
Yeah, it's the 1st of November.
Nick GrimshawGUEST
63:09
We're going to do it live at the Royal Opera House.
Nick GrimshawGUEST
63:11
We did it last year.
Nick GrimshawGUEST
63:12
You should get Angela on here because Angela is so funny.
Patricia LintonHOST
0:52
After two years in the company in 1948, Alexander created the role of the jester in Ashton's full-length Cinderella.
Patricia LintonHOST
1:02
That was followed by Briaxis in Ashton's Daphnis and Chloe in 1951, Eros and Sylvia in 1952, Fire in Homage to the Queen in 1953, Birthday Offering in 1956, Terenio and Ondine in 1958, Elaine in La Female Garde in 1960, which has just had a production on at the Royal Opera House in the last season, Bottom in the Dream in 1964, Thursday in Jazz Calendar in 1968, William Meath Baker in Enigma Variations, also in 1968, Peter Rabbit in Ashton's film of Beatrix Potter in 1970, and lastly, Natalia Petrovna's husband...
Patricia LintonHOST
1:46
in a month in the country in 1976.
Patricia LintonHOST
1:48
And now that's 30 years of creating for Ashton.
speaker_0HOST
0:15
This is called Parsifal for the Course.
speaker_0HOST
0:19
Back to the Royal Opera House for a mammoth undertaking, a Wagner opera.
speaker_0HOST
0:24
Completing the sort of research that compels writers of historical fiction to go on fact-finding missions to ancient Italian and Greek ruins, rather than looking up stuff in Wikipedia as everyone else does, I knew that the Royal Opera House would provide a booster cushion should I need one.
speaker_0HOST
0:40
The seat I chose was the second cheapest, below that price point you don't even get one, and was described as a bench seat, so I thought I'd ask the old boy at the cloakroom if he recommended a cushion.
speaker_0HOST
0:51
He looked at me with the tired eyes of someone who has presumably sat through this sort of stuff before and said, it's Wagner, whatever you do is hard on the rear.
speaker_0HOST
2:12
and I don't think the barman would fill one up with tap water.
speaker_0HOST
2:16
I was slightly shocked at having spent 75% more on refreshments than on the ticket, but one bite of the mortadello, pistachio pesto, stracciatelle and rocket focaccia roll made me realise that sometimes things that are a bit more pricey are actually worth it.
speaker_0HOST
2:34
either that or i'm too used to oldie first impressions on being at the very top of the royal opera house were very much along the lines of vertigo nevertheless i had an excellent view of the orchestra pit and of four of the screens on which the baton twirling maestro was displayed for those who believe everyone should keep to the same tempo I knew the seat had a restricted view of the stage, but the photograph on the website looked okay.
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
37:25
And you were very quite unique in the world of art to make that decision to sever ties so quickly and so neatly.
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
37:34
She sung at the Royal Opera House in London, I believe, a year ago, and it led to a lot of protests.
Adélie Pojzman-PontayHOST
37:40
What were and what maybe are still the conversations with your counterparts on that
Peter GelbGUEST
37:45
point? At the beginning of the invasion, many opera houses severed their relations with Netrebko.
Steven SeidelNARRATOR
29:14
He collected all the odds and ends of the caravan, including empty tins and bottles of medicine, even the few used Gillette blades, and bartered them with the natives for butter, milk, spices, and leather.
Steven SeidelNARRATOR
29:27
It was Abdullahi also who was greatly upset when I showed my film of the expedition at a lecture given before His Majesty King Fuad at the Royal Opera House in Cairo.
Steven SeidelNARRATOR
29:38
When Abdullahi found that he appeared in many of the pictures with a tattered shirt, he resented being shown to his king in such an unsuitable garment and asked if something could not be done so that he should appear in a shirt that was cleaner and less well-worn.
Steven SeidelNARRATOR
29:54
Ahmed, too, was a Nubian from Aswan, a slight, wiry fellow who never gave in.
speaker_0HOST
32:17
He was a classical maestro who became famous for his control of a lot of symphonies.
speaker_0HOST
32:24
He was the chief conductor of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra for 27 years, along with also controlling the London Philharmonic and the Royal Opera House.
speaker_0HOST
32:40
Dionysus Savopoulos passed away in 2025 at the age of 80 from a heart attack following a battle with lung cancer.
speaker_0HOST
32:51
Dionysus, as I should have said, is an acclaimed Greek politician, but for our purposes, he was also a musician and composer as a matter of fact.
Monique JonasHOST
32:20
I do.
Dickson MbiGUEST
32:20
That is one of the things that I really... really believing you know I remember when I was was it Lewisham College I went to the Royal Opera House I saw Eric Underwood
Monique JonasHOST
32:31
yeah performing
Dickson MbiGUEST
32:32
Wayne McGregor's Chroma

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