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ENO's 2022/23 season opens with a new production of Puccini's dramatic opera. A singer and an artist find themselves up against a bully...
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Puccini's brave heroine speaks for 21st-century women, says soprano Sinéad Campbell-Wallace, who has played the role four times
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Robert Carsen's prescient new production of Verdi's opera finds parallels in today's headlines
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The traditional American feelgood movie inspires an opera given its UK premiere at the Coliseum
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Marking the arrival of autumn in music, two 50th anniversary concerts, and an exciting conducting debut
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From Philip Glass to Puccini and Wagner, the new season at the Coliseum crosses cultural boundaries and has something for everyone
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Music, theatre, visual arts and dance were the richer for the patronage of Queen Elizabeth II, who has died, aged 96
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Verdi, Puccini and two operas – one brand new – that will appeal to families, plus a Victorian satire
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Four top women singers take flight in a new production by Richard Jones of Handel's magical opera
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The Tower of London comes to the Coliseum for a satirical romance from Gilbert and Sullivan
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Operas to entertain and uplift, by Rossini, Mozart, Richard Strauss and Smetana
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London's finest orchestras launch their 2022/23 seasons in style, and in the opera house there are four great classics, including an exciting new production of a Puccini nail-biter
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Handel, Verdi and Puccini masterpieces are not to be missed, with two new productions and a top-cast revival. Booking opens 10AM, Wed 27 July
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Tremendous Proms, a Gilbert and Sullivan to lighten the mood, and a pair of stage rarities
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The superstar singer performs one of the most exciting roles in the repertoire as part of the Royal Albert Hall's 150th anniversary programme
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Our pick of the BBC Proms, the greatest music festival in the world, plus the best events at other venues and on the city's opera stages
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London's own opera festival, spirited programmes from the city's liveliest orchestras, and high-flying soloists. Summer music starts here....
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New productions of Handel, Mozart and Poulenc, plus revivals of Donizetti, Stravinsky and Britten in a star-studded summer season
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London premieres, much-loved classics and a host of big-name performers in the world's largest music festival. Booking opens 9AM, Sat 21 May
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It's a bumper month for women composers, soloists and conductors, with world and London orchestral premieres and the Opera Holland Park season under way
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New operas, new productions and classics come thick and fast at Covent Garden, with new superstar singers including Lise Davidsen
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Bach tells the Easter story, Margaret Atwood and Zadie Smith cross from literature into music, and composers contemplate both war and peace
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Celebrating Mozart and Haydn, looking ahead to Easter with Bach, going to sea with Benjamin Britten and making your own music with the London Sinfonietta
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World and European premieres, classics revisited, orchestral music for children, and operas from three centuries by Handel, Verdi and Janáček
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The most versatile of all instruments is celebrated in a full year of song, joyful and contemplative, old and new
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The clarinet and trumpet show off their appeal, one Handel opera is staged after 270 years while another is given in concert, and two great American conductors breeze into town
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Passion, mystery and intrigue are enacted on stage, and the finest concerts feature world-class artists breaking new ground with much-loved works
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After an overnight sensation at the Royal Opera House, the tenor talks about instant fame, his love of theatre and getting children into opera
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From outstanding singers and thrilling players to imaginative innovations and artists who do things differently. Here are our musical highlights of 2021
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Messiah makes an impact however it is sung. But what's so special about an oratorio written in a rush and using recycled material? Claudia Pritchard explains
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The Christmas story is told in grand choruses and virtuosic solos, sung by the finest artists and with thrilling instrumental playing
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Christmas music, with audience singing too, plus a family opera and masterpieces by Puccini and Verdi
