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A satirical dive into the espousal of apocalyptic prophesies in the U.S.A. and their chilling influence on the current situation in Gaza.

We are proud to present the UK premiere of Bushra El-Turk’s latest music theatre work, featuring star singers Ghalia Benali, Dima Orsho and Bernadeta Astari.

The splendour of Rome. The devastation of war. Puccini’s operatic thriller returns in an epic new production.

Romance can be such a chore. Enjoy a brand new production of Rossini’s opera set in contemporary London.
New for our 25/26 season, it’s Cinderella, but not as you know it.

“All the hearts of the people are my identity, So take away my passport!” Mahmoud Darwish

The Flying Shadow is a reclamation. A weaving of myth, memory, and biography. Stories told by voices too often erased.

Set in 2027, during the tumultuous third year of Donald Trump’s second term, Melania Trump, accompanied by her venomous personal assistant, arrives at a school to deliver a speech for her anti-bullying ‘Be Best’ campaign.

Free performances featuring Royal Ballet and Opera and guest artists. Admittance subject to capacity.

Embodying music with dramatic sensibility, Cretan soprano Theano Papadaki is an artist with an instinct for song interpretation and a visceral presence on the opera stage.

Anna McLachlan completed her Master’s at Trinity Laban Conservatoire, taught by Alison Wells. Whilst there, she participated in the ENO Mentor Scheme.

Revolutionary spirit and bloodthirsty tragedy in Verdi’s spectacular grand opera.

Bitter Visions: By Order of Hildegard is an R&D work inspired by Hildegard von Bingen’s 12th-century morality play Ordo Virtutum. This reimagining invites audiences into an immersive, meditative experience which fuses medieval plainchant with ambient electronic soundscapes.

“When you expose a problem, you pose a problem” Sara Ahmed

And boy, does she pose a problem! Using humour, dance and catharsis, TROUBLEMAKER takes a sledgehammer to the ‘do-nots’ in polite company.

Romance can be such a chore. Enjoy a brand new production of Rossini’s opera set in contemporary London.
New for our 25/26 season, it’s Cinderella, but not as you know it.

Four renowned European choirs from France, Poland, Germany and the UK will unite to perform Sven Helbig’s Requiem A together with the London Contemporary Orchestra at London’s Westminster City Hall.

A group of bored soldiers decide to test the loyalty of the wives they have left behind at home, unleashing a cruel and reckless series of events that have shattering consequences.

Would you kill one man to save a billion others? Gavrilo K. believes he did, but for the murder of his country’s President he will now be tried and punished. Doctor Sunderland, the State’s chief psychiatrist, must determine his sanity, but what she discovers makes her question her own.

The splendour of Rome. The devastation of war. Puccini’s operatic thriller returns in an epic new production.

Regents Opera roars back into life with a concert of typically epic magnitude!

"Fringe opera at its greatest" Opera Now

Hidden Star is a lyrical, intimate character study of Annie Walker, a long-forgotten late 19th century astronomer.

A Small Group of People is a new documentary music theatre work by composer-pianist Bob Allan which investigates the experiences of musicians who have been arrested and imprisoned as a result of civil disobedience and non-violent protest.

Experience an exciting programme of music in the opulent setting of the historic Royal Opera House Crush Room.

Celebrated operatic tenor and Academy alumnus David Butt Philip gives a masterclass to Academy singers.

Supported by The Carr-Gregory Trust.

Revolutionary spirit and bloodthirsty tragedy in Verdi’s spectacular grand opera.

The heroics of youth. The dangers of experience.

The splendour of Rome. The devastation of war. Puccini’s operatic thriller returns in an epic new production.