这是一场为庆祝音乐剧《剧院魅影》成功上演25周年的特别演出，地点在英国伦敦的皇家阿尔伯特音乐厅（Royal Albert Hall）。活动于2011年10月1日晚、次日下午和晚上，一共进行了3场声势浩大的演出，为到场的音乐剧迷们奉献了一次震撼人心的视听盛宴。演出同时，其 实况录像也在英美的大银幕上映。
阵容方面，伊朗裔加拿大音乐剧男演员Ramin Karimloo领衔主演男主角幽灵（The Phantom），美国音乐剧女演员Sierra Boggess饰演女主角克里斯蒂（Christine Daaé）。两人在韦伯2010年的一部作为《剧院魅影》续集的新剧《魅影：爱无止尽》（Love Never Dies）中，曾联袂合作，是《Love Never Dies》伦敦首演版的男女主角。而在此之前，Ramin Karimloo曾在07至09年《剧院魅影》伦敦版剧组扮演幽灵；而Sierra Boggess是《魅影》拉斯维加斯首演版的Christine，因此二人虽然早已对各自的角色驾轻就熟，而且有过合作经历，但这3场音乐会之前还不曾同台演绎过这部韦伯的经典名剧。演出最后，来自世界各地、不同时代的《魅影》原创艺术家们一同上台，庆祝他们为之奉献的舞台经典。

音乐剧《剧院魅影》（The Phantom of The Opera）由安德鲁•劳埃德•韦伯（Andrew Lloyd Webber）作曲创作，改编自法国小说家Gaston Leroux的同名小说,被认为是音乐剧的一部撼世之作。该剧自1986年在伦敦西区首演以来，长盛不衰，成为伦敦西区第二长寿的音乐剧（在伦敦目前仅次于《悲惨世界》）。
在美国纽约百老汇，该剧的纽约制作版自1988年上演至今，于2006年打破了由《猫》创造的连演纪录，成为了百老汇历史上最长寿的音乐剧。2004年，由乔尔•舒马赫导演的电影版本上映。在世界范围内，该剧取得了近60多项主要的戏剧奖项。截止到2011年，已在全球27个国家、145个城市上演过，发行过不同语言、不同制作版本的唱片。
2004年，该剧第一次与中国大陆观众见面，当时的亚洲巡演制作版剧组，在上海大剧院连演近百场，轰动申城的文艺界，成为上海年度文化盛事之一。 2013至14期间，该剧第二次来到上海巡演。
25年来，《剧院魅影》累计票房收入超过到32亿，压倒任何一部电影作品。目前该剧的英语剧组版本在伦敦、纽约常驻当地剧院演出。
关于这部戏的创作团队，金牌戏剧制作人卡梅隆•麦金托什（Cameron Mackintosh）是该剧从早期创作、上演到现如今运营的制作人，Charles Hart和Richard Stilgoe作词，舞台版总导演是著名舞台剧导演Harold Prince。

A TV screening of a production of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by the Royal Ballet, staged at the Royal Opera House in London. It's the first full-length score commissioned for the Royal Ballet in 20 years.

这是一场为庆祝音乐剧《剧院魅影》成功上演25周年的音乐会，地点在英国伦敦的皇家阿尔伯特大厅（Royal Albert Hall）。活动于2011年10月1日晚、次日下午和晚上，一共进行了3场声势浩大的演出，为到场的音乐剧迷们奉献了一次震撼人心的视听盛宴。演出同时，其实况录像也在英美的大银幕上映。
阵容方面，伊朗裔加拿大音乐剧男演员Ramin Karimloo领衔主演男主角幽灵（The Phantom），美国音乐剧女演员Sierra Boggess饰演女主角克里斯蒂（Christine Daaé）。两人在韦伯2010年的一部作为《剧院魅影》续集的新剧《魅影：爱无止尽》（Love Never Dies）中，曾联袂合作，是《Love Never Dies》伦敦首演版的男女主角。而在此之前，Ramin Karimloo曾在07至09年《剧院魅影》伦敦版剧组扮演幽灵；而Sierra Boggess是《魅影》拉斯维加斯首演版的Christine，因此二人虽然早已对各自的角色驾轻就熟，而且有过合作经历，但这3场音乐会之前还不曾同台演绎过这部韦伯的经典名剧。演出最后，来自世界各地的《魅影》原创艺术家们一同上台，庆祝他们为之奉献的舞台经典。
音乐剧《剧院魅影》（The Phantom of The Opera）由安德鲁•劳埃德•韦伯（Andrew Lloyd Webber）作曲创作，改编自法国小说家Gaston Leroux的同名小说,被认为是音乐剧的一部撼世之作。该剧自1986年在伦敦西区首演以来，长盛不衰，成为伦敦西区第二长寿的音乐剧（在伦敦目前仅次于《悲惨世界》）。在美国纽约百老汇，该剧的纽约制作版自1988年上演至今，于2006年打破了由《猫》创造的连演纪录，成为了百老汇历史上最长寿的音乐剧。2004年，由乔尔•舒马赫导演的电影版本上映。在世界范围内，该剧取得了近60多项主要的戏剧奖项。截止到2011年，已在全球27个国家、145个城市上演过，发行过不同语言、不同制作版本的唱片。2004年，该剧第一次与中国大陆观众见面，当时的亚洲巡演制作版剧组，在上海大剧院连演近百场，轰动申城的文艺界，成为上海年度文化盛事之一。25年来，《剧院魅影》累计票房收入超过到32亿，压倒任何一部电影作品。目前该剧的英语剧组版本在伦敦、纽约、拉斯维加斯三地常驻当地剧院演出。
关于这部戏的创作团队，金牌戏剧制作人卡梅隆•麦金托什（Cameron Mackintosh）是该剧从早期创作、上演到现如今运营的制作人，Charles Hart和Richard Stilgoe作词，舞台版总导演是著名舞台剧导演Harold Prince。

Act I
The ballet opens on a sunny autumnal morning in the Rhineland during the Middle Ages. The grape harvest is in progress. Duke Albrecht of Silesia, a young nobleman, has fallen in love with a shy, beautiful peasant girl, Giselle, despite being betrothed to Bathilde, the daughter of the Duke of Courland. Albrecht disguises himself as a humble villager called "Loys" in order to court the enchanting and innocent Giselle, who knows nothing of his true identity. With the help of his squire, Albrecht hides his fine attire, hunting horn, and sword before coaxing Giselle out of her house to romance her as the harvest festivities begin.
Hilarion, a local gamekeeper, is also in love with Giselle and is highly suspicious of the newcomer who has won Giselle's affections. He tries to convince the naive Giselle that her beau cannot be trusted, but she ignores his warnings. Giselle's mother, Berthe, is very protective of her daughter, as Giselle has a weak heart that leaves her in delicate health. She discourages a relationship between Giselle and Loys, thinking Hilarion would be a better match, and disapproves of Giselle's fondness for dancing, due to the strain on her heart.
A party of noblemen seeking refreshment following the rigors of the hunt arrive in the village, Albrecht's betrothed, Bathilde, among them. Albrecht hurries away, knowing he would be recognized and greeted by Bathilde, exposing him as a nobleman. The villagers welcome the party, offer them drinks, and perform several dances.[2][3] Bathilde is charmed with Giselle's sweet and demure nature, not knowing of her relationship with Albrecht. Giselle is honored when the beautiful and regal stranger offers her a necklace as a gift before the group of nobles depart.
The villagers continue the harvest festivities, and Albrecht emerges again to dance with Giselle, who is named the Harvest Queen. Hilarion interrupts the festivities. He has discovered Albrecht's finely made sword and presents it as proof that the lovesick peasant boy is really a nobleman who is promised to another woman. Using Albrecht's hunting horn, Hilarion calls back the party of noblemen. Albrecht has no time to hide and has no choice but to greet Bathilde as his betrothed. All are shocked by the revelation, but none more than Giselle, who becomes inconsolable when faced with her lover's deception. Knowing that they can never be together, Giselle flies into a mad fit of grief in which all the tender moments she shared with "Loys" flash before her eyes. She begins to dance wildly and erratically, ultimately causing her weak heart to give out. She collapses before dying in Albrecht's arms. Hilarion and Albrecht turn on each other in rage before Albrecht flees the scene in misery. The curtain closes as Berthe weeps over her daughter's body.
In the original version, taken up again recently by a production of the ROB, Giselle stabs herself with Albrecht's sword, which explains why her body is laid to rest in the forest, in unhallowed ground, where the Wilis have the power to summon her. Most modern versions are sanitized and have edited out the suicide.
Act II
Late at night, Hilarion mourns at Giselle's forest grave, but is frightened away by the arrival of the Wilis, the ghostly spirits of maidens betrayed by their lovers. Many Wili were abandoned on their wedding days, and all died of broken hearts. The Wilis, led by their merciless queen Myrtha, dance and haunt the forest at night to exact their revenge on any man they encounter, regardless of who he may be, forcing their victims to dance until they die of exhaustion.
Myrtha and the Wilis rouse Giselle's spirit from her grave and induct her into their clan before disappearing into the forest. Albrecht arrives to lay flowers on Giselle's grave and he weeps with guilt over her death. Giselle's spirit appears and Albrecht begs her forgiveness. Giselle, her love undiminished unlike her vengeful sisters, gently forgives him. She disappears to join the rest of the Wilis and Albrecht desperately follows her.
Meanwhile, the Wilis have cornered a terrified Hilarion. They use their magic to force him to dance until he is nearly dead, and then drown him in a nearby lake. Then they spy Albrecht, and turn on him, sentencing him to death as well. He pleads to Myrtha for his life, but she coldly refuses. Giselle's pleas are also dismissed and Albrecht is forced to dance until sunrise. However, the power of Giselle's love counters the Wilis' magic and spares his life. The other spirits return to their graves at daybreak, but Giselle has broken through the chains of hatred and vengeance that control the Wilis, and is thus released from their powers and will haunt the forest no longer. After bidding a tender farewell to Albrecht, Giselle returns to her grave to rest in peace.

《玛格丽特与阿芒》是弗雷德里克·阿什顿于1963年为鲁道夫·努里耶夫和玛戈·芳婷两人独特的舞蹈组合而量身定做的一部作品，故事情节来源于小仲马的小说《茶花女》，朱塞佩·威尔第也从这本小说中吸取灵感而创作出歌剧《茶花女》。阿什顿着眼于在编舞中集中体现剧本的悲剧剧情，据芳婷回忆，排练这部作品时，她能感觉到它包含了“比生活本身更真实的情感”。
芭蕾选用弗朗兹·李斯特浪漫的B小调钢琴奏鸣曲作为背景音乐，通过饱含激情的托举和大量的自由动作来表现玛格丽特和阿芒之间炙热的爱情。然而，这对有情人的幸福却因为世俗的眼光和玛格丽特“镀金牢笼”般的生活方式备受威胁。塞西尔·比顿优美的舞台设计体现了这一点。当玛格丽特意识到她必须放弃阿芒时，周遭变得死一般的寂静。最后是两人的一段双人舞，最终玛格丽特在阿芒的臂弯中奄奄一息，这一幕成为所有芭蕾舞中最动人的时刻之一。

Poet and director Jem Goulding captures the inner truths of the restless Prince of dance, in an avant-garde documentary shot entirely on film by filmmaker herself. It is an intimate portrait of young Sergei Polunin, one of the most elusive yet revered figures in the history of Russian ballet. Polunin speaks openly and honestly with Goulding, stripping away some of the sensational fantasies the international press has created about his person.

Lewis Carroll's ever-popular story provides the basis for Christopher Wheeldon's spectacular new work, starring Royal Ballet Principal Lauren Cuthbertson. Captivating designs by Bob Crowley, an engaging and passionate score by Joby Talbot, and Wheeldon's breathtaking choreography combine to produce in the words of The Times 'spectacular family entertainment brought to life with enormous theatrical verve.'

Lewis Carroll's ever-popular story provides the basis for Christopher Wheeldon's spectacular new work, starring Royal Ballet Principal Lauren Cuthbertson. Captivating designs by Bob Crowley, an engaging and passionate score by Joby Talbot, and Wheeldon's breathtaking choreography combine to produce in the words of The Times 'spectacular family entertainment brought to life with enormous theatrical verve.'