REVIEW: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat – Sir Alexander Gibson Opera Studio, Glasgow
The Master of Music Opera students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland present a bold and brave, rarely seen contemporary...
The Master of Music Opera students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland present a bold and brave, rarely seen contemporary...
We're invited to a night out at Poosie Nansie's Inn, on of Robert Burns' favourite hostelries, in Mary McCluskey's Amadeus...
Gluck's innovative, influential and hugely popular Orfeo & Euridice is the latest production from Scottish Opera's Young Company. Scottish Opera...
Stuart MacRae and Louise Welsh's fourth work for Scottish Opera (and their first full-length opera) received its world premiere in...
Four singers, one piano, seventeen venues, Scottish Opera's much-anticipated Opera Highlights returns (yippee!) and as always, it never fails to...
Based on Steven Berkoff's riff on Sophocles' Oedipus Rex, Greek has fast forwarded the story from Thebes, 429 BC to...
Masochistic obsession, black magic, demons, mass possession, exorcism, skeletons, nuns, appearances from Faust and Mephistopheles, it's no wonder Sergei Prokofiev's...
You must admire the bold, brave, artistic choices that have characterised Scottish Opera's current season. However, whether these choices resonate...
The nightmarish world of Franz Kafka's The Trial, a world of surveillance, authoritarian power and injustice, was a work of...
Scottish Opera's music director Stuart Stratford starts this year's Sunday Series on a high note with an outstanding concert performance...