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The Shows Must Go On! Ramin Karimloo heightens each sensation with this spellbinding version of the Music of The Night live from the Royal Albert Hall accompanied by Sierra Boggess! From Phantom of The Opera at the Royal Albert Hall (2011): In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera, Cameron Mackintosh produced a unique, spectacular staging of the musical on a scale which had never been seen before. Inspired by the original staging by Hal Prince and Gillian Lynne, this lavish, fully-staged production set in the sumptuous Victorian splendour of London's legendary Royal Albert Hall features a cast and orchestra of over 200, plus some very special guest appearances. Donate to these worthwhile arts causes: UK:

Free Virtual Tours of World Museums, Educational Sites & Galleries For Children - Family Days Tried And Tested Explore the world at your fingertips…. Here’s a comprehensive list of virtual tours you can take with your children, adventure all over the world from the confines of your own home. A fantastic resource to have whilst we push our way through the current pandemic. A wealth of travel, geographical and historical knowledge to incorporate into your days…..

eLibrary - Goethe-Institut USA The eLibrary is the virtual library of the Goethe-Institut. This free service allows you to borrow digital media, such as ebooks, audio and video files, and electronic newspapers and magazines, for a predetermined period of time, by downloading them from our eLibrary. Returning media isn’t necessary – at the end of the loan period, media automatically becomes unavailable. With our eLibrary, borrowing media is at your fingertips 24/7. Anyone who has a primary residence in the USA may use the services of our eLibrary.

Culture in Quarantine We will be broadcasting six of our plays on the BBC between now and September. As part of the BBC's plans to keep bringing arts to audiences during the Coronavirus pandemic, you will be able to watch six of our shows from the comfort of your own home over the next few weeks: Macbeth (2018), directed by Polly Findlay with Christopher Eccleston and Niamh Cusack Hamlet (2016), directed by Simon Godwin with Paapa Essiedu Romeo and Juliet(2018), directed by our Deputy Artistic Director Erica Whyman Much Ado About Nothing (2014), directed by Christopher Luscombe Othello (2015), directed by Iqbal Khan with Hugh Quarshie and Lucian Msamati The Merchant of Venice (2015), directed by Polly Findlay Details of the broadcasts are yet to be announced, but we will keep this page updated so you don't miss a thing. Alongside these productions, we are creating activities to support students as they watch the plays in their homes.

Yosemite National Park Virtual Tour Tickets🎫 Sign up to this plan to get access to a 360º online visualisation of Yosemite National Park, with ambient background audio making the experience even more immersive✔️ We'll send you an email with all the information you need to enjoy the experience General Info🕒 Date and time: whenever you'd like - the virtual tour is available online 24/7📌 Location: your home!📱 You will find a link to the virtual tour in your Fever ticket and confirmation email Free Audiobooks and Why You Should Try Them Audiobooks can provide a wealth of support for readers of all ages. Very simply, audiobooks are readings of books that are recorded and shared via CD, MP3 file, iTunes, Google Play Store, or just about anywhere files can be shared. When I was young, audiobooks were "books on tape," shared via a cassette tape. However, those "books on tape" are a fading, distant memory, replaced now by media that jives more smoothly with our 21st century, digital lifestyles. Audiobooks are cool in that they allow people to hear fluent reading and — especially for growing readers — listen to what reading should sound like.

How to watch our free Globe Player films Experience the magic of the wooden O from the comfort of your very own home as we release six of our Globe Player films for free over the next couple of months. From Monday 6 April at 7.00pm on YouTube, you’ll be able see some of our much-loved productions from Shakespeare’s most famous stage. Hamlet (2018), Romeo and Juliet (2009), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (2013) and The Two Noble Kinsmen (2018), plus two previously unreleased titles The Winter’s Tale (2018) and The Merry Wives of Windsor (2019), will all be available for free, one on rotation every two weeks. How do I watch the films? Each film will be streamed for free on our YouTube channel: subscribe now and set yourself a reminder to ensure you don’t miss out. Films will be available on demand from the date of their release for 14 days.

Royal Opera House's Opera and Ballet Live Streams Tickets🎫 Sign up to this plan to access the Royal Opera House's streaming performances, offered on demand General Info📅 Date: a new performance is made available every Friday - see the programme below🕒 Time: productions will premiere at 7pm BST📌 Location: your home!📱 You will find a link to the streaming platform in your Fever ticket and confirmation email Programme 27th March: Peter and the Wolf (2010)3rd April: Acis and Galatea (2009)10th April: Così fan tutte (2010)17th April: The Metamorphosis (2013)DescriptionExperience great opera and ballet at home! In this uncertain time, and as productions and events are postponed around the world, the Royal Opera House has created a schedule of free broadcasts and live content that audiences can access for free anywhere, anytime across the globe, bringing both ballet and opera to every home and every device.

Coronavirus (COVID 19): list of online education resources for home education We have brought together an initial list of online educational resources to help children to learn at home. These websites have been identified by some of the country’s leading educational experts and offer a wide range of support and resources for pupils of all ages. The list includes subject-specific resources for: They are currently being offered for free. Individual resources cannot replace a school’s properly planned curriculum, and the resources in this list are not intended to do so. They may be useful for parents in considering how they could support their children’s education, but they should not be used in place of existing resources which schools may be using as part of their continued provision for pupils’ education at this time.

Family Home Lab The Experience🎫 Waiting list for Family Home Lab✔️ Prior to the streamed event we'll send you an email with the date, time, and a link to join⭐ This group activity is a wonderful opportunity to get together as a family - the kids will exercise and have a blast! ⭐ Experience Information🕒 Date and time: coming soon!❓ Organised by Sharky & George's family entertainers📌 Location: your home! The ECML launches a treasure chest of resources for learners, parents and teachers in times of Covid-19 Are you a parent struggling to find motivating activities to support your child’s language development at home? Or a language teacher adapting your pedagogy to online delivery? Perhaps you are a student, who would like to use this opportunity to have some fun while working on your language skills? If so, the new ECML treasure chest is for you. With special thanks to the creativity and dedication of the “EOL” project team – Learning environments where modern languages flourish – and the “ILLEY” project team – Inspiring language learning in the early years – as well as with input from other language professionals involved in ECML activities, a treasure chest is currently being created where learners, parents and teachers can find precious gems – state-of-the-art resources which lend themselves to the current challenges of learning and teaching at home and online.

Shel Silverstein Resources: Poet Trees, Read Aloud Videos, and More It’s Poetry Month! Or should we say…Poet Tree Month? Those familiar with that homophone know that it is a delightful reminder that April is the perfect timing to break out your writing utensils and creative minds and serve up poetry that Shel Silverstein would be proud of!

Online Learning Resources - National Geographic Learning - NGL ELT National Geographic Learning is committed to bringing learning to life - in person, and online. We want to help teachers continue to bring the world to their learners, no matter where they are. This site is updated regularly with new webinars, training videos, blog posts and other free professional development resources to help you make the transition to teaching online.