RBO/Shift
RBO/Shift
RBO/Shift
Change your mind.
A new annual festival connecting the worlds of opera and technology. Four days of performance, demonstration, conversation and creative exchange.
A new annual festival connecting the worlds of opera and technology. Four days of performance, demonstration, conversation and creative exchange.
Background
The Royal Opera’s new Associate Director Netia Jones curates a four-day festival exploring the shifting boundary between opera and technology. The focus for the first festival is the ever-growing world of artificial intelligence. How can artists and producers interact with AI in the most exciting way? And what new experiences can audiences expect from this transformation? This festival will explore both the technological possibilities and our role as the human in the loop. Be part of this inaugural event hosted in the Linbury Theatre.
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