In a constant process of innovation, outreach and audience diversification, the Paris National Opera bolsters its impact beyond its theatres thanks to the development of audiovisual and digital projects online and on social networks, thus strengthening its international influence and enriching its dialogue with younger generations.

The Paris Opera implements an ambitious audiovisual and digital policy in order to bring a wider audience to opera and dance. The broadcasts of its productions on radio and television, in cinemas, via streaming or outdoor screenings make it possible to share performances with all.

With the online magazine Octave and via social networks, the Paris Opera offers original content for free, that allows worldwide visitors to discover the behind-the-scenes universe, its heritage and its professions.

Launched in April 2020, the mobile site Aria provides neophytes with keys to explore the world of opera and ballet and discover the masterpieces of our repertoire. This educational and recreational platform is available worldwide, both in French and in English, and offers an interactive experience supplemented by the integration of artificial intelligence.

With the launch of its new streaming platform “l’Opéra chez soi”, including VOD service, The Paris Opera has enriched its already varied digital offer. “l’Opéra chez soi” is available worldwide and offers previously unreleased or already existing broadcasts of operas, ballets and symphonic works, both live and recorded, as well as free educational content.

The audiovisual and digital projects of the Paris National Opera contribute to highlighting its artists and its repertoire.