I just finished watching Verdi’s “Il Trovatore” along with an international “watch group” on Facebook, a production streamed from Teatro Carlo Felice, the opera house in Genoa, Italy.

Watch parties are popping up, as are myriad other options for watching opera (see the Met Opera‘s Live in HD post below), dance — I caught Cincinnati Ballet’s Victoria Morgan leading a stretching class on my Instagram feed — and concerts.

Check out Paavo Järvi’ s latest concerts with the Berlin Philharmonic on Digital Concert Hall. It’s free.

Know Theatre says it will be stepping up its streaming capabilities by the end of this week. It’s called Know-to-Go: The Stream Team. In case you missed “Alabaster,” by Audrey Cefaly, the company has received permission to stream it for a limited time. Those who already have tickets may watch free; others will be charged $15 for access to the digital recording.

And, thanks to the Know’s ethos of experimentation, it has a video library. They’ll be rolling out some titles from 2015 and 2016, Andy’s House of [blank’ and Darkest Night at the Gnarly Stump. AND they are working with local playwrights as we speak to create new audio works, for purchase through the website. Information and streaming passes at knowtheatre.com.

More coming soon!