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Ahead of the world premiere of Rubble at the Company’s Elmbank Crescent premises on 30 and 31 July we caught up with composer Gareth Williams and director and pantomime legend Johnny McKnight about the new work.
We are delighted to announce a second year of Live at No. 40 at our Production Studios in Glasgow. Following two years of 5 star, outdoor productions of La Boheme (2020) and Falstaff (2021), this year we present a promenade production of Leonard Bernstein’s Candide.
Our critically acclaimed opera for babies is back. After a four year hiatus we can’t wait to welcome our littlest audience members to our production of BambinO as we tour East Kilbride, Perth, Inverness, Banchory, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Motherwell and Renfrew between 13 August and 11 September.
On 8 September, we are delighted to be returning for a fourth time to Lammermuir Festival in East Lothian with Jules Massenet’s Thérèse, at St Mary’s Parish Church Parish in Haddington. This heart-wrenching work of French Romanticism then travels to Perth Concert Hall for a performance on 10 September.
This summer, we are thrilled to present the world premiere of Rubble, a new piece from acclaimed composer Gareth Williams and director and pantomime legend Johnny McKnight.
