The Cleveland Orchestra is teaming up with Marquee TV for a new global partnership. The agreement will showcase several special live-streamed events, original co-productions, and six digital productions on the streaming platform. Among those digital productions are performances of symphonies by Mahler, Prokofiev, Bruckner, and Tchaikovsky. Five of the six will feature Music Director Franz Welser-Möst. “We are pleased to {…}
Marquee TV has announced the appointment of its new CEO, Edward Humphrey. Humphrey brings over two decades of experience in digital innovation and leadership in the film and TV industry, with a focus on building and growing streaming services. He led the launch and growth of renowned international film platform BFI Player and has advised on streaming strategy for a {…}
Marquee TV has announced new content partnerships for its global streaming service. Joining Marquee TV are The Washington Ballet and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment. Both companies will have new and exclusive content shown on the platform over the coming months. Coming to the platform in early March are four world premieres commissioned by The Washington Ballet and {…}
Marquee TV has announced its Third Annual Summer Shorts Festival selections. The short film series begins on August 1, 2022, and runs the entire month, providing 31 days of videos featuring dance, theater, and music. Festival films are free to watch. The selections bring together videos from leading arts organizations and festivals, with this edition’s theme centering on how the {…}
MARQUEE TV has announced the acquisition of Helio Arts and the appointment of Helio Arts’s co-founder and CEO, Ryan McKinny, as Marquee TV’s Head of U.S. Content Partnerships. The video content and partnerships from the U.S. based streaming site Helio Arts will be folded into the Marquee TV catalogue and will add the site’s extensive classical music and dance categories. {…}
(Credit: Bernd Uhlig) Starting on May 13, 2022, Marquee TV will present Deutsche Oper Berlin’s new production of Wagner’s epic Ring Cycle. This new interpretation is said to utilize the journeys of individual characters to reflect the values of our society, reintroducing the cycle for a 21st century audience. Directed by Stefan Herheim and conducted by leading Wagnerian expert Sir {…}
Marquee TV has announced its U.S. launch on Amazon’s Prime Video Channels, the premier destination for third-party networks and streaming channels subscriptions. The platform will become the first and only Prime Video Channel dedicated exclusively to multi-genre performing arts. Marquee TV co-founder and chief executive Simon Walker said “By joining Prime Video Channels, Marquee TV is making it easier and more {…}
Marquee TV and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment have announced their upcoming co-production of “St. John Passion” by Johann Sebastian Bach. Premiering on Good Friday, April 2, 2021, the film will be available to watch on Marquee TV and OAE Player. Filmed by British cinematographer Grant Gee at the Battersea Arts Centre in London, the cast is led {…}
Marquee TV has announced an exclusive partnership with LA Opera. LA Opera will begin its partnership with the streaming platform adding a rare performance of Joseph Bologne’s “The Anonymous Lover” to Marquee TV’s catalog on March 27. The company will then add more offerings in the future. In a press statement, Kathleya Afanador, co-founder of Marquee TV and Head of {…}
Marquee TV has announced the launch of the Access Digital program, meant to provide flexible streaming options for arts organizations. The company will work with partners to deliver a package tailored to their individual needs and goals, such as live streaming, pay-per-view events, digital seasons, and pre-recorded content that can be hosted on or off Marquee TV’s platform. Access Digital {…}
(Image Provided by Marquee TV) Marquee TV has announced that it will be presenting two operas on its platform this month. Both works, classics from the standard repertory, can be viewed on Marquee TV’s official website. It begins with Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly” in a production from Glyndebourne. The opera is conducted by Omer Meir Wellber and features Olga Busuioc in {…}