General booking opens on 27 July 2022 New Crystal PiteĬrystal Pite returns to the Royal Opera House, transforming her critically acclaimed ballet Flight Pattern into a full-length world premiere. Mayerling – Steven McRae as Prince Rudolf © ROH, 2017, Photographed by Alice Pennefather ROYAL OPERA HOUSE – BALLET SEASON 2022-2033 Mayerlingĭangerous desires, family secrets and political intrigues – a true story told through ballet. An outstanding roster of returning international artists, including Elīna Garanča, Lisette Oropesa and Jonas Kaufmann.A celebration of British talent and female creatives from The Royal Opera, including composers Bushra El-Turk and Kaija Saariaho, and conductors Corinna Niemeyer and Susanna Mälkki.World premieres by internationally renowned choreographers Pam Tanowitz, Crystal Pite and Wayne McGregor.Diverse programming from The Royal Ballet, with classic and contemporary masterpieces, bold choreography, and a brand-new production of a classic, full-length Frederick Ashton ballet.13 co-productions, co-commissions and partnerships with global companies.20 new productions, 9 world premieres and 3 UK premieres.We look forward to welcoming new visitors through the House's famous doors and continue to support the vital work of the Royal Opera House in all its forms. “Richard and The Company of Cooks team have created a brilliant, creative new menu unlike anything we’ve served at Piazza previously.

'We're delighted to be relaunching the Piazza restaurant with our long-standing partners at the Royal Opera House,” says Rob Fredrickson, managing director at Company of Cooks. The dining room has been given a facelift by interior designer Naomi Cleaver, with the walls featuring sketches of celebrated costumes selected by the Royal Opera House’s exhibition curator. Dishes will include London burrata and heritage beetroots lemon sole, English sparkling wine and mushroom and Pershore broccoli with citrus and pine nuts, as well as a catch of the day, butcher’s cut and ‘market choice’. It has been created in collaboration with Company of Cooks, the Royal Opera House’s long-standing catering and hospitality partner, with executive chef Richard Robinson, formerly of Tom’s Kitchen, The French Laundry and Per Se, overseeing a regularly changing menu. The fifth-floor restaurant located within the opera house will reopen on 27 September with a new menu, refreshed interiors, and a terrace with panoramic views of Covent Garden. Visit National Restaurant Awards website.Follow National Restaurant Awards on social.

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