Written to a libretto by Luigi Illica, Isabeau is Mascagni's adaptation of the medieval legend of Lady Godiva, full of suspense and violence alongside delirious Wagnerian harmonies.

Strauss’s Viennese backstage comedy of pretension and pragmatism, Ariadne auf Naxos, sees the worlds of art and entertainment collide in a score rich with opulent melodies, witty ensembles and coloratura high jinks.

Itch is open at Opera Holland Park, watch the trailer and hunt down your tickets of this short run while you can.

The world premiere of an explosive new opera from composer Jonathan Dove. An element-hunting thriller spliced with brilliant operatic set pieces and big emotions.

A whistlestop tour through Gothic horror, German folklore and the lawless backstreets of fin-de siècle Paris. Doctor James Savage-Hanford, Professor Mererid Puw Davies, director Martin Lloyd-Evans, conductor Francesco Cilluffo and Paul Guinery of The Delius Trust join Anna Picard to explore the contrasting styles and soundworlds of this year’s double bill of Delius and Puccini.

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. 

At Sinfonia Smith Square, Will Todd’s enchanting musical retelling of A Christmas Carol weaves the melodies of traditional Victorian carols and the midwinter chimes of handbells through each episode of Charles Dickens’s seasonal ghost story.

Scenes and arias from some of Opera Holland Park’s best loved operas, celebrating the 140th anniversary of the Rugby Portobello Trust

With L'amico Fritz now open, take a first look at this acclaimed production, which the Guardian calls "the perfect opera to hear on a hot summer’s night".

Historian Rosamund Bartlett, conductor Lada Valešová, director Julia Burbach and Anna Picard convene for an evening of Russian poetry, Tchaikovsky miniatures and a discussion of the classic drama of innocence and experience, Eugene Onegin.