Royal Opera House
Sections:
Falstaff at the Royal Opera House, London
Visit the show page to book Falstaff Tickets and to also see the seating plan and find out more about restaurants near the Royal Opera House.
History:
The Royal Opera House was opened in May 1858 with a performance of Meyerbeer’s Les Huguenots. After more than a century of performances the venue was becoming inadequate for the demands of the Royal Opera, so an extensive redevelopment plan was agreed in the 1980s. Building work finally began in 1996 after a grant from the National Lottery. The transformed Opera House reopened in 1999 at a total cost of £178m. The existing auditorium and foyers were fully refurbished, and the spectacular Floral Hall rebuilt and turned into a wonderful public space with bars and eating areas.
Contact Details
The Royal Opera House
Bow Street
Covent Garden
London
WC2E 9DD
For all ticket enquiries, call the West End Theatre Bookings hotline: 020 7492 9969
