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The posters for three videos outlined in pink. From left to right: Matthew Bourne's The Red Shoes, David Tennant and Cush Jumbo's Macbeth, and Carmen at Opera Versailles

Marquee TV Best of 2025

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a group of ballet dancers dressed as Snow Flakes stand in a cluster at the right side of the stage. Their hands are raised and they hold clusters of snow balls in their hands. The stage is covered in snow.

Five Holiday Classics to watch on Marquee TV

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Choreographer Mourad Merzouki stands against a concrete wall in a black T shirt looking directly at the camera. He is only shown from the waist up

Guest Curator Mourad Merzouki

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David Tennant dressed as Macbeth leans over a table facing the camera. His face is twisted in anger.

Four Productions of Macbeth on Marquee TV

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Choreographer Angelin Preljocaj stands on a rooftop with his back turned to the camera. His arms are above his head mid dance movement.

5 Dance Documentaries for a Masterclass in Movement

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Sir Antonio Pappano leans over his conducting podium to the left to give a cue to the singer standing at his side. She is dressed in a red sequin dress and holding her music folder while singing.

The Perfect Classical Music Playlist

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Four men dressed in Elizabethan clothing, with ruffed collars, pose together at the center of the stage looking shocked. From the Globe's production of Love's Labour's Lost.

5 Shakespeare Plays to Stream

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The Ultimate Summer Jazz Festival Playlist

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From Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake. A group of male dancers dressed in feathered trousers and no shirt pose with their arm over their head and one leg raised, like a swan.

5 Ballets Choreographed by Matthew Bourne

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Marquee TV Staff Picks 2024

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8 pairs of ballet dancers dressed in tutus and sparking 18th century inspired costumes stand on stage in a row in The Royal Opera House's production of The Nutcracker.

5 Famous Story Ballets

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Eddie Redmayne stands in front of a painting depicting the horrors of WWI

War Art with Eddie Redmayne Documentary Review

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Akram Khan’s ”Creature” Review

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Black and white portrait of conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein. He is only visible from the shoulders up, her sits leaning over slightly looking wistfully off into the distance.

Being Leonard Bernstein

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Artist Yayoi Kusama stands to the right of the image. She sports a short red bob haircut and is wearing a white dress with large red polka dots. She stands in front of a white background with large red polka dots in varying sizes.

4 Artists Who Shook Up The Art World

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Choreographer Akram Khan stands with his arms folded infront of his chest. He looks sternly at the camera. He is only visible from the chest up.

An Interview with Akram Khan

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From the Royal Ballet's production of The Nutcracker. Clara dressed in a white flowing gown stands across from the Nutcracker Prince dressed in his red uniform. Behind them ballerinas dressed as snowflakes stand in formation.

Why is The Nutcracker so Famous?

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Five male ballet dancers dressed as fairies, in dark colored suits with fairy wings, stand on stage all pushing an old-fashioned babby buggy.

5 Ballets Choreographed by Christian Spuck

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The Opera Goer’s Starter Pack

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Choreographer Mourad Merzouki sits in front of a beige building, he is only shown from the chest up. He smiles at the camera and is wearing a blue suit.

Spotlight on Choreographer Mourad Merzouki

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5 Ballet Companies You Should Know

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4 Film Composers You Should Know

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Black and white portrait of Louis Armstrong playing his horn. He is wearing a nice suit with a bow tie and holds a towel in his hand while simultaneously holding his trumpet.

5 Jazz Greats Everyone Should Know

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The Best Shakespeare Plays for Beginners

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5 Facts about “The Tales of Beatrix Potter”

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5 Contemporary Choreographers You Should Know

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4 Female Conductors You Should Know

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