Surrounded by the beautiful formal gardens and wilded woodlands of Holland Park, our canopied open-air auditorium is the perfect place to enjoy critically acclaimed opera in the heart of London.
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2023 Season Announcement
Corruption, seduction and toxic masculinity in the court of Mantua. A gingerbread house that conceals a terrible secret. Passion and precarity in the Quartier Latin. The world premiere of an explosive new opera, and the ghostly curse of the Murgatroyd family.
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Opera Holland Park’s Young Artists Scheme
Unique in the UK, the Young Artists Scheme at Opera Holland Park offers the opportunity for emerging artists to rehearse in a professional environment, perform on a major London stage to a paying audience, get involved with our education and outreach programme Inspire, and benefit from individual mentoring, language coaching and more.
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Thomas Atkins sings ‘Kuda, kuda vï udalilis’ from Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin
Thomas Atkins sings Lensky's aria 'Kuda, kuda vï udalilis' from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, during our recent Members and Supporters Q&A.
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World Refugee Day
For the past 8 weeks, #OHPInspire have been proud to partner with KarmaBank, a Kensington-based CIC, in providing a safe creative space for female refugees from all over the world to come together and share their stories. Using opera as a conduit, we have explored what it means to meet new people in new ways in our new project, ‘Passage’.
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An interview with James Clutton in Opera magazine
In an interview originally published in this month's edition of Opera, our CEO and Director of Opera James Clutton spoke about his beginnings as a photographer and West-End producer, and his approach to running OHP.
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Kezia Bienek sings L’amour est un oiseau from Carmen
Kezia Bienek performing 'L'amour est un oiseau' accompanied by Fran Hills.
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Spotlight on Mark Adamo
Today, we meet the composer of Little Women, Mark Adamo. After the opening of the UK Premiere of his opera, Mark tells us about his musical background, the timeless appeal of the March sisters, and the musical diversity within the piece.
