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Royal Opera House Live Cinema Season: Swan Lake- Castle Hill
 

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A brand new production of Tchaikovsky’s magnificent classic Swan Lake will screen exclusively at Event & Village Cinemas on 21, 22 and 25 July across 19 cinemas nationally as part of Royal Opera House 2017/18 Live Cinema Season.

Presented in partnership with Trafalgar Releasing, the 2018 production includes additional choreography by Artist in Residence Liam Scarlett to perfectly close the season.

Featuring filmed performances from the world-renowned Royal Opera House in London, the program showcases the very best opera and ballet from the iconic venue, captured in jaw-dropping detail for Australian audiences to enjoy as if they were there themselves.

Details may change at any time so please feel free to get in touch with the event organiser on the contact details provided on this page to avoid disappointment. 
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Event details

Venue: Old Northern Rd, Castle Hill NSW 2154
Bookings: www.eventcinemas.com.au/roh
Start Date: Saturday 21 July 2018

 

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