Three days of multimedia japes in the Royal Opera House sponsored by Time Out: there's dance classes, backstage tours, several cabaret acts, video art, a Twitter opera, fashion shows a 'vogue' party and several disco dancing lessons.
It seems the original idea of opening up the Royal Opera and Royal Ballet's work and workspace to a youth audience has been slightly diluted by Time Out's obsession with disco and cabaret.
However, it is free, and worth going along just for the cool backstage view of this incredible place.
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Royal Opera House
Covent Garden Piazza
Covent Garden WC2E 9DA,
London