In the darkest hours of 1941, the brave citizens of Britain found solace in an unlikely subject: bluebirds. The song "(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover," penned by two Americans, spoke to the triumphant flight of the bluebird back to the shores of England. The bluebird, not indigenous to the area, became the symbol of the blue uniform of Royal Air Force service members and the shared hope of their safe return. From our 1999 show, Rita Moreno delivers a moving rendition of th

🐦 In a stunning tribue to the late Dame Vera Lynn, The Royal Opera Chorus presents '(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover'. Featuring Vasko Vassilev and arranged by Roderick Williams - Baritone. | Royal Ballet And Opera