The Dallas Opera Launches an Online Streaming Platform
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The Dallas Opera is going digital by launching its own online subscription streaming service. It launched today with a recital by "mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard and “Vanished,” a three-part art film with tenor Russell Thomas, countertenor John Holiday, and music by Gluck, Monteverdi, and Janácek."
From May 25th to the 31st, “The Heart of the Song” with tenors Javier Camarena, Rolando Villazón, and David Lomel will be available as well. The cost of a monthly subscription is $4.99 and premium content will also be available on pay-per-view. With new shifts in the entertainment industry, it gives the industry a stage whilst also expanding its audience to a global landscape. The Dallas Opera will also dive into the fandom experience by giving a look backstage.
Image Credit: Dallas Opera
From May 25th to the 31st, “The Heart of the Song” with tenors Javier Camarena, Rolando Villazón, and David Lomel will be available as well. The cost of a monthly subscription is $4.99 and premium content will also be available on pay-per-view. With new shifts in the entertainment industry, it gives the industry a stage whilst also expanding its audience to a global landscape. The Dallas Opera will also dive into the fandom experience by giving a look backstage.
Image Credit: Dallas Opera
Trend Themes
1. Online Opera Streaming - The trend towards online opera streaming is disrupting the traditional opera industry and creating opportunities for global audience expansion and new revenue streams through monthly subscriptions and pay-per-view options.
2. Digital Entertainment Platforms - The growth of digital entertainment platforms, like the Dallas Opera's streaming service, is creating opportunities for companies to meet consumer demand for high-quality and convenient on-demand content.
3. Fan Engagement Through Behind-the-scenes Content - The Dallas Opera's emphasis on fan engagement through behind-the-scenes content is a trend that can be applied to other industries to create deeper connections with customers and build brand loyalty.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - The entertainment industry as a whole can benefit from the trend towards online streaming by investing in digital platforms that offer consumers high-quality on-demand content.
2. Performing Arts - The performing arts industry can benefit from the trend towards online streaming by expanding their reach to global audiences and creating new revenue streams through subscription and pay-per-view models.
3. Media - The media industry can benefit from the trend towards online streaming by partnering with entertainment companies to create and distribute high-quality digital content through streaming platforms.
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