David-G

That's interesting.  Might be hope for ones I missed.

 TTtThis (The Fountain of Bakhchisarai) is being streamed tonight and tomorrow (Wednesday) daytime, here:

https://mariinsky.tv/e

Cast includes Yakovlev, Matvienko, Parish,  Belyakov, Tereshkina, Popov.

A bit optimistic perhaps at this late stage!  But if anyone has a standing or other cheap ticket for Coppelia this evening I would be interested.  Thanks.

It's not just question of becoming more familiar, the ROH needs to replace lost functionality.

EVERYTHING IS MUCH TOO BIG.  It drives me nuts.

On 14/03/2019 at 13:54, Rob S said:

I propose you open up an ‘incognito’ tab on your browser so that every time you refresh the page a new ‘feedback’ pop up....err...pops up...and you can stress the point an appropriate number of times in different ways 

Very good suggestion.  Everyone please do this.

23 hours ago, Saodan said:

This is the link for the old style calendar. Who knows how long it will remain accessible. 

 

https://www.roh.org.uk/events/calendar/2019/03

A life saver!  Thank you so much for that.

Would like to take friend. Would be wonderful if anyone could help. 

David 

I have a spare Stalls Circle Standing ticket for Semiramide this Wednesday, 13 Dec, 6.30 pm.  Standing place is D40.

Please send a PM if you are interested.

Thanks.

Can you say what seats they are?  Thanks.

Would love tickets! Will send pm.

Last time I saw Don Q I had economised by not buying a programme, and was completely baffled.

2 minutes ago, Johnpw said:

The Mariinsky website says the choreography is by Alexander Gorsky "after Petipa" (1900 and 1902) with some additional or variant dances by Lopukhov and Anisimova. As a start, there's a synopsis of their version here (hope the link works):

 

https://www.mariinsky.ru/en/playbill/repertoire/ballet/donquixot 

Perfect.  Just what I was after!  This forum is brilliant.

Re Don Quixote. I have been reading about it on Wikipedia.  Does the Mariinsky give us "Petipa's first version from 1869", or "Petipa's second version from 1871" - or perhaps some other version altogether?  If the latter, is there anywhere I can read up the story in advance?

Thanks Alison.

_{Does anyone know if day tickets are available for the Bolshoi performances?}