Marquee TV Bewertungen 

Constant buffing and freezing issue!
I'm a Cubs fan and it's very very frustrating attempting to get thru a game.
Sad to say I'd rather it be thru a different network. :(

The adverts that I came across promoted a Leonard Cohen memorial concert and that it was available on Marquee TV now.

After applying for a subscription I didn't find the concert. I understand content changes from region to region but there are many other streaming sites that provide clarification on what content is available in Ireland, UK, USA and Canada separately.

So I feel slightly mislead as no region was specified in this case.

Kind regards,

Gareth

High def sound and screen highlighting a broad selection of cultural selections. I am particularly fond of the art history shows allowing me to experience beauty and a greater understanding of these creators.

I like the content however I have struggled with the App. It does not automatically complete my login details. If I login from my Android tablet it changes to Profile rather than landscape mode and it loses half the keyboard. Once I get over those issues casting is the next challenge. Overall I can manage and the App does seem to have improved over the last year particularly regards logging in.

I have been given this as a gift from my son and his wife. I have seen several ballets and a most unusual production of Ravel’s opera L’enfant et Le sortilege. What a treat for a person like me that is now fairly home bound and provided with theater and opera and documentaries ( Hockney). Please continue these beautiful performances!!

I like the LPO. and the LSO. Of the two the LPO has the best acoustics and recordings. The strings of the LSO sound pretty thin and the recording balance off.

The app is okay, and it's wonderful to be able to access theater at one's home, but it very much lacks a subtitle feature and a scene skip/search feature.
Otherwise a wonderful app.

I LOVE MARQUEE TV!!!!!!! I live in a small community where there are no opportunities to see professionally performed opera, ballet, or other performances. At a time in my life when both health and finances make it difficult to travel to cities with stellar performing arts companies and world-class art museums, Marquee TV is a godsend. For the price of ONE TICKET or LESS than the price of one ticket to a live performance, I can purchase a year's subscription to all the riches Marquee offers. No need to worry that bad weather will interfere with my getting to the theater! The theater is my living room, where I have had many thrilling evenings of glorious music or dance while Minnesota's blizzard winds howled outside. I can watch my favorite performances over and over again - AND I DO. If sickness makes it impossible to enjoy Marquee's offerings one day or week, those offerings will still be available to me once I'm well again. I can't help but think of the times when I purchased tickets during trips to New York or London, only to be felled by a migraine on the *one day* when my ticket was good.
I have mentioned mostly Marquee's operatic, dance, and art exhibit videos, but I have a friend whose passion is Shakespeare and other playwrights. Marquee enchants and satisfies her just as it does me.
I would recommend Marquee TV to anyone!

Firstly, I have only had Marquee TV for a couple of weeks and have seen 3 programmes. Two music documentaries and a Shakespeare play. In each case the picture and sound quality was excellent and the programmes were first rate. It is, however, a little annoying that try as I might, I could not eliminate the progress bar at the bottom of the screen. There is a wide selection of available programmes,and I subscribed for the Shakespeare and intend to see the whole catalogue.

The quality and reliability of the videos and website are excellent, but there is very little new content in the classical music genre. When I signed up I expected that there would be perhaps two new concerts a month. I will not be renewing my subscription I'm afraid.

There are some excellent performances here but the rate at which new ones are added suggests that a six month subscription would enable one to view the entire catalogue.

The programming is top notch.

Really pleased to have subscribed to Marquee TV. Bringing fantastic live theatre into my home. Living where I do a trip to the theatre is an expensive and major operation so this suits me greatly
David Harewoods Othello was worth the subscription fee alone. Also, I live alone and rarely have someone to go to theatre with so I don’t miss out having Marquee TV. I put a glass of wine and settle down to watch quality theatre without having to leave my house.

We can only take so much of what's on all the regular streaming services - most of which we subscribe to. It's a relief to know we also have a source of high quality arts content - which we turning to more and more. Watching HD video and audio broadcasts of these performances is at least as good as actually being there, and sometimes better (e.g., the ROH Magic Flute which I have seen live - from a distance.........and last night watched on Marquee).

Kia Ora from New Zealand, I love this site and am glad I found it. It does offer a wide selection of genre. I would like more theatre apart from Shakespeare, which is well provided. My other favourite is music documentaries . I do dip in to the other sections.

I loved Marquee when I first subscribed. However, I now find that there are not enough new programmes added. Also some are location locked which is disappointing. However, watchinr one programme a month it is worth the cost.

It's the best thing next to travel all over the world to enjoy so much
Never doubt.
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Good investment NEVER AN EXPENSIVE form of learning

Im in a few Months now and I really like the Selection they carry. I have seen very good Opera and Ballet for a reasonable Prize. Im just a little bit disappointed about their classical Selection being a little small but Im sure they will continue on that. The only problem I have ever had with it, was with the (really great) Recordings of the Beethoven Sonatas by Barenboim because for some reason some of them had wrong time numbers and then ran for way longer than it was written there but that‘s just a small issue. Aside fron that I‘m really happy.

Since first subscribing to Marquee TV several years ago, I've been impressed by the increased range of programmes available, noting especially the wider selection of documentaries. As a classical music fan, I welcome the addition of concerts by the Cleveland Orchestra to the roster, alongside the LSO, LPO, and Danish National. Also jazz musicians such as Diana Krall and Alicia Keys. Sound quality in all these transmissions is excellent. The visual arts are also well represented, with informative docs on Rembrandt, Van Gogh.

A go to for dance film. Offers a range of classical, modern, and performance videos. All well done.