JPA @ 25: Jukebox
Two performances. Two programmes. You decide the music. Get to know the singers and music staff of the programme during the matinee performance and vote live for the songs and arias to be performed in full in the evening concert.
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JPA @ 25: Jukebox was last on 25 September 2026.
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Language
Sung in multiple languages with English surtitles, which are displayed on screens above the stage and around the auditorium.
Generous support from
Oak Foundation
Programme
The popular Jette Parker Artists Jukebox event returns for a special 25th Anniversary edition. The matinee audience gets to know the singers and music staff new to the Programme and witness their Royal Opera performance debuts, before stepping into the role of curator. Listening to excerpts from a range of solo pieces, they will vote live for the songs and arias to be performed in full in the evening concert.
In the evening, the earlier audience’s selections are presented alongside ensemble performances from some of the most popular operatic repertory performed by generations of Jette Parker Artists on the Covent Garden Main Stage. This special concert not only introduces the Artists joining the Programme in the 2026/27 Season but also welcomes back past Jette Parker Artists to their former home.
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The Jette Parker Artists Programme
The Jette Parker Artists Programme seeks to provide opportunities for artists of outstanding potential who want to hone their skills by working alongside and receiving coaching from some of the most prominent figures in ballet music and opera.
Jette Parker Artists develop their craft by performing and covering roles on the Main Stage and Linbury stage, and working as integral members of the Royal Ballet and Opera’s music staff and stage director teams.
The Programme seeks to diversify the talent pipeline for ballet music and opera through a variety of initiatives including observerships, courses, commissions and networking events.
Accessibility and resources
There is lift access and step-free routes to over 100 seats in the Stalls Circle, Balcony and Amphitheatre. Some seats in the Stalls Circle, Balcony, Amphitheatre and the Donald Gordon Grand Tier are accessed by 9 steps or fewer. There are 10 steps or more to accessible seats in the Orchestra Stalls.
You can use the assistive listening systems in our auditoriums. Surtitles, captions and translations in English are displayed on screens above the stage and around the auditorium.
Join our Access Scheme for priority access to tickets and to inform us of your access requirements.
See our Accessibility page for more information, watch a subtitled information video on YouTube or view a visitor guide (PDF, 12.0 MB).
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