Der Ring des Nibelungen
Monday, 1 October
16:00
-
22:30
Royal Opera House, Covent Garden Piazza, Covent Garden, WC2E 9DA
Theatre: , Opera
How Much:
£6.00 (Lowest Price)
The Royal Opera House kick off their new season in ambitious style with Wagner's epic Ring cycle. The Holy Grail for opera-lovers, this is about as powerful - and as long - as opera gets.
Performed in four parts across different dates, audience members must buy tickets for the complete cycle.
Sung in German with English surtitles.
Please note: lowest prices at the ROH are usually £6 but prices have not yet been released for the winter season, check back on the website for details.
Performed in four parts across different dates, audience members must buy tickets for the complete cycle.
Sung in German with English surtitles.
Please note: lowest prices at the ROH are usually £6 but prices have not yet been released for the winter season, check back on the website for details.
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