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We are delighted to welcome a talented group of Emerging Artists for our 2021/22 Season, with soprano Catriona Hewitson returning, alongside two new singers, mezzo-soprano Lea Shaw and tenor Glen Cunningham, while Toby Hession continues as the Emerging Artist repetiteur.
Audiences can experience our short film The Narcissistic Fish on the big screen for the first time ever, as it joins the line-up of the Everyday Arias short film festival. Specialising in opera shorts that incorporate elements of everyday life, the Autumn Arias festival is the first in person festival since 2019, with The Narcissistic Fish screening at Close-Up Cinema in London on 21 September.
Following the huge success of our outdoor performances this Summer, we are pleased to announce a packed programme of indoor live events taking place across Scotland this Autumn, including the postponed tour of The Gondoliers and Utopia, Limited.
Sir David McVicar’s Falstaff has captivated audiences with five sell-out performances at our Edington Street Car park in Glasgow, receiving high praise from critics.
To celebrate the 250th Anniversary of Sir Walter Scott we have partnered with San Carlo Opera in Naples to present a short documentary about Lucia di Lammermoor. The documentary explores the connection between Donizetti’s Opera and Sir Walter Scott’s novel on which it is based.
