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As part of our Opera in Concert series, we are excited to present The Verdi Collection, a selection of the Italian composer’s greatest hits at City Halls, Glasgow and Usher Hall, Edinburgh on February 10 and 11.
We are excited to announce that our primary schools production, The Curse of MacCabbra Opera House, begins its sold-out tour around Scotland in February and, for the very first time, is also available for only £100 as a digital only learning and teaching experience.
Our hugely popular Opera Highlights is back on the road this February, travelling across the country from the Scottish Borders to the Highlands and Islands. The tour kicks off on Valentine’s Day at East Kilbride Village Theatre, exploring love in all its forms in one enchanting evening.
It's Creative Careers Week and we are talking to Scottish Opera staff to hear all about their career paths and love of working in the arts. Marian Colquhoun, Head of Props at Scottish Opera, tells us about how her own journey as a Prop Maker.
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.
