Streaming Theatre

[DiveMilw]

I have been meaning to post this for a couple of weeks so I apologize for any shows you were not able to watch. 
The Dallas Opera is streaming various of their productions.  You can see what is being offered and when here.

 

[scenicdesign71]

Thanks, @DiveMilw !  I'm forwarding this link to an old friend who I think would enjoy these.  And I'm watching Hansel & Gretel myself right now.

[DiveMilw]

Stolen from the Public's FB page:

1 WEEK LEFT TO STREAM FREE SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK!!!

Don't miss your chance to have a movie night with MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, MERRY WIVES, RICHARD III, and HAMLET from the comfort of your own home!

WAYS TO STREAM
On your Desktop through the PBS Website
On your phone or tablet through the PBS: Watch TV & Documentaries App
On your TV through the PBS: Watch TV & Documentaries App
After downloading the app, simply search the show title & start streaming!
FREE Shakespeare @ Home will be available to stream through next Sunday, June 30! Don't miss out! More info at http://thepublic.nyc/StreamShakespeare

[scenicdesign71]

Sondheim Unplugged is back at 54 Below, both in-person and livestreaming.  This month's edition will be Monday November 18 at 7pm EST, streaming for $28.50 (which includes $3.50 in unspecified "fees").

https://54below.org/events/livestream-sondheim-unplugged-11/

[scenicdesign71]

I'm posting this here as a suggestion to the universe: this new Earnest needs to come to NT At Home — or at least an NTLive cinemacast — ASAP:

NYT:   This Importance of Being Earnest Is a Fabulous Romp


It sounds delightful, but more specifically: Sharon D. Clarke as Lady Bracknell?  Intoning "a handbag...?" in Caribbean-accented subterranean rumble?
Yes, please.


[Ed.: I guess ASAP is relative, but February will do.]