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A talented group of Emerging Artists has joined us for the 2022/23 Season: tenor Osian Wyn Bowen, soprano Zoe Drummond, costume trainee Isabelle Mercier, baritone Colin Murray, mezzo-soprano Lea Shaw (returning for a second Season), and repetiteur Kristina Yorgova.
Award-winning Scottish composer Craig Armstrong has released his first ever recorded opera, The Lady From The Sea, featuring The Orchestra Of Scottish Opera and a stunning cast, conducted by our Head of Music Derek Clark.
We are delighted to announce two members of Scottish Opera Young Company (SOYC), mezzo-soprano Imogen Bews (21) from Aberdeen and baritone Joshua Campbell (21) from North Ayrshire, have been awarded our Audition Bursary Prize, funded by The Leverhulme Trust.
Praised by critics as a hit production, Ainadamar has captivated audiences in what The Times have called a ‘gripping evening of music drama’. Combining opera with flamenco dance and song, Olivier Award-winning choreographer Deborah Colker directs an internationally celebrated cast in this 5-star production.
Celebrate our 60th Anniversary with us, by raising a glass! We are excited to announce we have partnered with The Biggar Gin Company to create a new artisan gin called Suonare. Translating ‘to play’, Suonare is a bespoke gin using botanicals inspired by operas in our 60th Season, in a celebration of artisan craftsmanship and mixology.
