National Theatre Live has announced that they will be releasing a different taped West End show beginning each Thursday at 2 p.m. EDT (and then available for streaming for the next week).

From Thursday, April 30 to Friday, May 8:
Frankenstein
featuring Benedict Cumberbatch alternating with Jonny Lee Miller as the Creature
(both versions available)

As reported on FilmedOnStage.com:
PBS has unlocked past episodes of Great Performances and Live from Lincoln Center for unlimited streaming. PBS plans to add more selections throughout the month of April.
The productions will remain free until May 27th, 2020.

More from FilmedOnStage.com:
Check out their updating list of musicals, plays, and operas that are now streaming for free!

Photo Credit: Phil Davis

The Metropolitan Opera is featuring nightly encore "Live in HD" performances of some of the world's greatest operas as recorded over the past 14 years.
Friday, May 1 at 7:30: Verdi's Aida featuring Leontyne Price

 

Image by Alberto Oreste from Pixabay 

The Opéra National de Paris has made some of its "emblematic productions" accessible online, including Bizet's Carmen (available until May 3). 
Dream of a Summer Night  with choreography by George Balanchine
is available Monday, May 4 at 7:30 until May 10.

The Stratford Festival, North America's largest classical repertory theatre company, is offering FREE streaming of 12 of their finest Shakespeare productions. One film will be released on their YouTube channel every Thursday at 7pm ET, starting with King Lear on April 23 – aka Shakespeare’s birthday! – and will remain available for three weeks.

Thursday, April 30: Corialanus will debut with a live viewing party at 7PM
preceeded by a preshow discussion at 6:30PM.

As described on Playbill.com:
Bring Broadway (and the West End) into your own living room with live recordings of such favorites as Rent, Cats, Company, Falsettos, Kiss Me Kate and Sunday in the Park with George — 15 treasures in all!