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Join us for Songs on the Steps – next concert Friday 10 June, 1pm
21 MaySongs on the Steps is our free weekly recital series featuring principal singers from the 2022 Season. Join us every other Friday on the steps of the theatre for forty minutes of free music in the fresh air of Holland Park.
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Spotlight on Zsofia Sarosi
19 MayZsofia Sarosi is our Auditorium Design Assistant, and this year her focus has been on sourcing, upcycling and preparing the chairs for the auditorium. With less than 2 weeks until the season opens, and as the Design team make their final touches to the theatre, we caught up with Zsofia to chat about all things chairs.
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Opera Holland Park’s Young Artists Scheme
13 MayUnique 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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Spotlight on Lucy Anderson
12 MayLucy Anderson made her Holland Park debut in 2015 as a member of the chorus. This year she returns as Tatyana in the Young Artists performances of Eugene Onegin. With a month to go, Lucy tells us about her experience of the Young Artists programme, and what she has learnt, and is learning, from her leading role and working alongside the main cast.
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Spotlight on Lindsay Bramley
6 MayThis week, we meet another long-standing member of the Opera Holland Park Chorus, Lindsay Bramley. Lindsay has been a part of the chorus for over 10 years, and has sung in a huge variety of shows across many seasons. In today’s interview she discusses her favourite OHP memories, the excitement of working on a well-loved opera, and her musical and theatrical inspirations.
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Listen to the latest episode of our podcast, From the Producer’s Office
6 MayFrom the Producer's Office is a series of informal podcasts with Opera Holland Park’s CEO and Director of Opera, James Clutton in conversation with creatives and collaborators across the industry. Recent guests include Stephen Barlow, Stuart Skelton, Tamara Rojo, Barrie Kosky, Petroc Trelawny, John Crace, Paule Constable, Sir Thomas Allen and Donald Macleod.
