Baritone wins Handel Singing Competition 2015

The Guildhall School of Music and Drama is firing on all cylinders with this double bill of rare surrealist operas by Martinů.

Bleak and uncompromising in vision and intention, Britten's The Rape of Lucretia gets a suitably dark, discomfiting outing at Guildhall. 

A light and sassy comedy from Wolf-Ferrari showcases the latest crop of talent from the Guildhall in a stylish 1960s production from Yannis Thavoris with video by Dom Baker, directed by Stephen Barlow.

In the programme notes to the Guildhall production of Journeying Boys, writer and director Iain Burnside reveals that the original idea behind the play came from Nick Sears, the Royal College of Music’s Head of Vocal Studies. It’s hard to know whether that disclosure was a giving of credit due or a disclaimer.

Un elenco de alto nivel defiende la ópera seria de Scarlatti con brío en la conmemoración del tercer centenario de su muerte. 

La producción ideada por David McVicar para una puesta en el Gran Teatre del Liceu post-pandémica, regresa mejorada, completa y convirtiéndose en histórica para el teatro.