“Crossing Rachmaninoff” follows the story of pianist Flavio Villani as he prepares for his professional debut playing Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No.2 with the Orchestra Filarmonica della Calabria.

A unique evening programmed and orchestrated by choreographer and dancer Carolyn Carlson, which will in a way conclude her career.

Echoing the mythical duet of Ana Laguna and Mikhail Baryshnikov in Place, Mats Ek composed Another Place at the Paris Opera ten years later.

Hans van Manen has striven all his life to create meaning by marrying movement to music.

Edward Gardner conducts Mahler’s Symphony No.5 with the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

John Wilson's hand-picked “super orchestra” unites with virtuosic piano duo Pavel Kolesnikov and Samson Tsoy for this rare opportunity to hear Britten's Scottish Ballad.

Sir Simon Rattle ends his final concert as LSO Music Director with Messiaen’s mind-blowing Turangalîla-Symphonie – an explosion of passionate emotion and ear-tingling sound.

Living legend Lee Fields, surrounded by his band The Expressions, is celebrating his 50th anniversary this year.

Inspired by the aesthetics of Chinese calligraphy, Cursive II is a masterpiece by Lin Hwai-min that is both commanding and seductive

Marin Alsop and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra combine with the Chicago Children's Choir to perform Osvaldo Golijov’s “Rose of the Winds“ and Leonard Bernstein’s “Kaddish” Symphony.

This short ballet piece, performed by Pointeworks artists Sophie Williams and Valentin Batista, explores very essence of water.

Katie Melua and her band perform a very special concert live from London's sumptuous Rivoli Ballroom.

This captivating short dance film unveils the story of a lonely ice fisherman who finds an unlikely friend trapped within the depths of the frozen sea ice.

Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty with Ballet Zurich; Choreographer Christian Spuck creates a modern and exciting new interpretation of the popular fairy tale.

Award-winning filmmakers Michael Nunn and William Trevitt ( A.K.A BalletBoyz) have brought Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet to life in this full-length cinematic drama. Watch now.

Writer Laura Esquivel’s novel, Like Water for Chocolate, comes brilliantly to life with The Royal Ballet. Watch now.

Gábor talks about his move from playing the violin to conducting, a pivotal moment in his career following 17 years of leading the Takács Quartet.

Fall down the rabbit hole with the Royal Ballet's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon

Angelin Preljocaj's themes of love, war and labour are enriched with a dance vocabulary oriented towards physicality and sensuality.

Edward Gardner conducts Mahler’s Symphony No.5 with the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

Peter Wright’s production of the classic ballet Giselle, starring Marianela Núñez.

Vincenzo Bellini’s frequently overlooked gem “I Capuleti e i Montecchi,” tells the account of the last 24 hours in Romeo and Juliet’s lives.

Janine Jansen embarks on a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to record a new album on twelve of the greatest violins to have ever been created.

Get to know superstar Graman tenor, Jonas Kaufmann in this all-access documentary.

Bernard Haitink talks about how his approach to conducting has changed during his 68 years in front of orchestras.

When a woman steps onto the conductor's podium, she is always one of "the first". Perhaps the times are finally changing.

Kent Nagano's sixteenth and final season approaches, he confides on classical music, his attachment to Montreal and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra.

The documentary “Taking Risks” follows all aspects of the production of The Rake's Progress

The Royal Ballet’s In Her Hands stars Natalia Osipova and reflects on the relationship between French sculptors, Camille Claudel and Auguste Rodin.

An immersion into the heart of Mourad Merzouki's next creation: Vertikal.

In 1990 at Carnegie Hall, Jessye Norman and Kathleen Battle create a monument to the Afro-American musical tradition.

Britain's greatest classical singer of the 20th century, Dame Janet Baker, talks more openly and emotionally than ever before about her life

ony Palmer's film was the first major exploration of the life and career of the great American soprano, Renée Fleming

In 1960, Der Rosenkavalier was conducted by Herbert von Karajan at Salzburg’s brand-new Great Festival Hall.

King Charles III explores the music of one of his favourite composers, Hubert Parry – famous for the tune of ‘Jerusalem’.

Until a virus called “SARS-Cov-19” plunged the world into a deep crisis in early 2020 – and with it the festival cities.

WAITING FOR COLOR is a documentary dance film revealing the harsh reality of LGBTQ+ persecution in Chechnya and exploring paranoia, trauma, and hope.

The Pianist of Yarmouk tells the true story of Ayham Ahmad - a Syrian refugee musician.

BalletBoyz directors Michael Nunn and William Trevitt take viewers behind the scenes of the making of their first feature film, Young Men.

Christian Spuck brought one of Verdi’s key works to the stage with Messa da Requiem

Anne-Sophie Mutter’s and Herbert von Karajan’s version of the Beethoven Violin Concerto.

An intimate documentary following the world-renowned performers of Cirque Du Soleil.

A tragicomic musical exploring the heights of the cabaret in the modern world following the 7 female artists of the freak cabaret Dakh Daughters Band.

Michael Bublé: Tour Stop 148 presents a front row seat and exclusive backstage pass to superstar singer Michael Bublé’s visually thrilling and musically triumphant To Be Loved Tour.

After 60 years absence from Russia, Vladimir Horowitz returned to his home country for the first time.

Mezzo-soprano Cecilia Bartoli takes us behind the scenes at some of the most prestigious, brilliant spectacles in Europe’s most renowned theatres.

In the spectacular Roman amphitheatre, nine thousand spectators await Montserrat Caballé in the title role of Norma.

In 1989, Nigel Kennedy’s recording of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons causes a turmoil in the world of classical music.

April of 1975, a piece of music history is made in London's Fairfield Hall. Legendary pianist Arthur Rubinstein wants to leave a legacy to the world.

Uproar, disruption, violent dispute – this was the response to the much-anticipated centenary of the Bayreuth Festival in 1976.

Maria Callas: Diva and style icon. She was one of the greatest opera singers of all time. In 1964 her career seemed to be over.

Three days after the Berlin Wall fell, Daniel Barenboim led the Berliner Philharmoniker in a free concert for residents of the former East Berlin.

The performance of La Traviata at the 2005 Salzburg Festival causes Anna Netrebko and Rolando Villazón to rise to superstardom.

Get a privileged peek into the private Palm Springs lifestyle of the worldwide music icon Frank Sinatra.

An intimate portrait of the life, art, his genius of jazz pianist Chick Corea, with performances filmed live at New York City’s Blue Note Club.

Hans van Manen has striven all his life to create meaning by marrying movement to music.

Told through candid interviews, and exclusive access-all-areas coverage, the story traces the Gregory Porter’s journey to international fame.

Mats Ek and Stéphane Bullion revisit their artistic relationship through the experience of the creation and interpretation of Another Place.

Watch a rarely-seen Amy Winehouse concert, plus extended interviews with the singer from The Day She Came to Dingle.

The documentary Knowledge is the Beginning tells the story of Daniel Barenboim and Edward Said's groundbreaking West-Eastern Divan Orchestra.

The Bowmakers explores the world of the bow and the extraordinary masters who make them.

Passionate about hip-hop, self-taught Marion Motin from Normandy has become an artist coveted by the greatest international pop stars.

Famed for their innovation, the creative process of the BalletBoyz is explored in this film tracking the 14 days they have to create a new piece.

Documentary capturing the rise of all-male dance company, BalletBoyz from first auditions to a performance in Addis Ababa City Hall, Ethiopia.

For Richard Wagner there only seems to be either lovers or haters! No other composer is - rightly - as highly controversial as Wagner.

Czech choreographer Jirí Bubenícek and his twin brother and designer Otto adapt the award-winning film "The Piano" into a full-length ballet.

This documentary by Oscar-winner Allan Miller and Emmy-winner Paul Smaczny pays tribute to the fascinating American avant-garde composer John Cage.

“Crossing Rachmaninoff” follows the story of pianist Flavio Villani as he prepares for his professional debut playing Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No.2 with the Orchestra Filarmonica della Calabria.

Eric Gauthier presents his collective collage portraying the seven deadly sins in movement at the Stuttgart Theaterhaus.

An intimate portrait of the life, art, his genius of jazz pianist Chick Corea, with performances filmed live at New York City’s Blue Note Club.

Watch choreographer Theirry Malandain’s double bill featuring the world premiere of his reinterpretation of Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge's wild epic poem is (re)mixed with music by Henry Purcell to create an immersive journey.

City of a Thousand Trades is a moving love letter to Birmingham, choreographed by Miguel Altunga for the Birmingham Royal Ballet.

A unique evening programmed and orchestrated by choreographer and dancer Carolyn Carlson, which will in a way conclude her career.

In Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui’s Fractus V, the message is philosophical and political, inspired by Noam Chomsky’s ideas on language and political control.

Choreographer Jonah Bokaer’s precise movement aesthetic animates Daniel Arsham’s space-manipulating architectural environments in this triple bill

A Film adaptation of The Lost Happy Endings written by Carol Ann Duffy and originally directed for the stage by Artistic Director Liv Lorent.

With Eskapist, Alexander Ekman choreographs a bold new work for the Swedish Royal Ballet.

Choreographed by Ohad Naharin and danced by the Young Ensemble, Sadeh21 underscores the extraordinary emotional powers of dance.

What The Day Owes To The Night, is a highly physical, stunningly fluid work for twelve French-Algerian and African dancers.

The Sacral Dance' is production created by Christophe Béranger et Jonathan Pranlas-Descours for the infamous Compañia de Danza Contemporánea de Cuba.

Rambert's Eye Candy is a daring triple bill combining different dance styles and confronting the audience with tough questions.

Katie Melua and her band perform a very special concert live from London's sumptuous Rivoli Ballroom.

Rambert's Note to Self offers a powerful and deeply moving insight into the devastating effects of creeping dementia.

Revisor reunites choreographer Crystal Pite and playwright Jonathon Young for a theater/dance hybrid production.