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Ukrainian National Opera is touring the UK until 5 April 2023

01/03/202523/02/2023 by AUTHOR

Ukrainian National Opera presents three classic operas: Aida, Madama Butterfly, and Carmen

Ukrainian National Opera’s *Madama Butterfly*

We are thrilled to announce that for the first time ever the Ukrainian National Opera is touring the UK now until 5 April 2023. Coming all the way from Dnipro, Ukraine, this opera company, featuring an impressive cast and accompanied by a large live orchestra comprising over thirty musicians, will premiere three of the most iconic opera titles this season.

For more information about them now touring again in 2024 CLICK HERE.

FOR A REVIEW OF MADAMA BUTTERFLY CLICK HERE.

Longborough Festival Opera in Summer 2023

02/06/202323/02/2023 by AUTHOR

Longborough Festival Opera announces 2023 programme

The Royal Opera Chorus and London-based Ukrainians perform at Covent Garden on 16th March

16/03/202321/02/2023 by AUTHOR

Royal Opera House and London-based Ukrainians to mark one year since invasion

Almost a year since Russia’s devastating invasion of Ukraine, the Royal Opera Chorus and more than 130 London-based Ukrainians are preparing for a performance at the Royal Opera House’s iconic home in the heart of Covent Garden. For more information CLICK HERE.

ROH Ukrainian Creative Exchange © Veronika Ward

Chelsea Opera Group’s The Oprichnik (The Guardsman) at Cadogan Hall on 11th March

12/03/202321/02/2023 by AUTHOR

Chelsea Opera Group’s next concert at Cadogan Hall will be The Oprichnik (The Guardsman), an early, rarely performed opera by Tchaikovsky. Written in the early 1870s, it premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre, St Petersburg, on 24 April 1874.

The Grange Festival 2023 (8 June – 2 July)

05/06/202320/02/2023 by AUTHOR

Notable debuts and established names highlight The Grange Festival’s 2023 season
8 June – 2 July

The Grange Festival presents new productions of Così fan tutte, Orfeo ed Euridice / Dido and Aeneas and The Queen of Spades, followed by two nights of jazz celebrating the music of jazz legend Duke Ellington

‘Quality and courage. With two excellent productions [Macbeth and Tamerlano], The Grange Festival confirms its excellence and uniqueness amongst European summer festivals.’ Musica, September 2022

Grange Park Opera are searching for a donkey in summer 2023

05/06/202317/02/2023 by AUTHOR

2023 at Grange Park Opera, Surrey … in search of a donkey – 8 June – 13 July 2023

The world has never needed opera more, and opera companies have never needed their audiences more. Grange Park Opera also really need a live donkey….

The 2023 season presents three great love stories, a Welsh Knight, and another of their highly acclaimed productions created on location and available for the whole world to stream for free.

Glyndebourne’s autumn 2023 programme

05/06/202317/02/2023 by AUTHOR

Glyndebourne unveils ambitious new autumn programme to showcase and share the transformative power of opera

Singing with Schools, *L’elisir d’amore* and Mozart masterclass © Phil Tragan, Donald Cooper and Graham Carlow

San Francisco Opera’s upcoming 2023-2024 season emphasizes fresh works

29/01/2023 by Harvey Steiman

San Francisco Opera – September 2023 to June 2024

Music director Eun Sun Kim and general director Matthew Shilvock © Codey Pickens

Works by contemporary composers Mason Bates, Rhiannon Giddens and Kaija Saariaho bring fresh voices to San Francisco Opera’s next season at the War Memorial Opera House and continues a trend to present new works.

Adding to last fall’s world premiere of Antony and Cleopatra by John Adams and this coming June’s El último sueño de Frida y Diego by Gabriela Lena Frank, these three pieces place San Francisco squarely in an era that is reviving interest in modern opera.

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