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On 18 November, we are excited to be launching a new, trauma-aware, inclusive, accessible vocal education resource, created by our Education Artist in Residence, Lea Shaw, entitled The Small Magician, which enables participants to healthily challenge and build their vocal technique and knowledge from the comfort of their own home or chosen space.
A talented group of Emerging Artists join us for the 2024/25 Season: soprano Kira Kaplan, mezzo-soprano Chloe Harris, baritone Ross Cumming (returning for a second Season), bass-baritone Edward Jowle, repetiteurs José Javier Ucendo Malo (also returning) and Meghan Rhoades, and costume trainee Beatrix Booth.
Tickets are now on sale for our playful new production of Opera Highlights, which explores and celebrates Scotland’s rich landscape.
Glasgow City Council’s Planning Applications Committee approved Scottish Opera’s application for a new headquarters for Scottish Opera. The design, which has been developed by Page\Park Architects, is for a thriving, mixed-use development on a site adjacent to the Glasgow branch of the Forth & Clyde Canal, which has laid derelict since the 1980s.
In our 2024/25 Season, you can enjoy The Orchestra of Scottish Opera in our opera productions and in concert throughout Scotland. From Glasgow and Edinburgh to Dundee and Ayr, they will be performing alongside a range of choir ensembles and world-class soloists.
