Kezia Bienek performing 'L'amour est un oiseau rebelle' accompanied by Fran Hills.

Opera Holland Park’s acclaimed strand of operatic rarities continues with Francesco Cilea’s tragedy of desperate passion in the heat of rural Provence. First performed in 1897, L’arlesiana established the career of the great tenor, Enrico Caruso, and gave voice to a figure who would become central to Italian opera, the mother.

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A 55-minute kids opera workshop, based on Humperdinck’s magical kid’s opera, Hansel and Gretel.

Wolf-Ferrari’s delicious 1909 farce of marital misunderstanding and modern manners is contrasted with the turbulent Romanticism of Iolanta. A dark fairytale, Tchaikovsky’s final opera forms the second half of a double bill on the theme of secrets and lies.

Broken hearts and broken vows abound in Gilbert and Sullivan’s Shakespearean comedy

An afternoon of Beatles discussions exploring their music, their impact on popular culture, and the stories behind their legendary songs.

Feared throughout Rome, a corrupt chief of police meets his match in Puccini’s gripping drama

The Opera Holland Park Chorus has been praised for its dynamism, versatility and commitment on stage. On this page you'll find out more about how to apply and information about upcoming shows.

A sparkling reception followed by dinner, with performances from our most prized principal artists in the luxurious setting of Drapers' Hall