Situated in the beautiful surroundings of Holland Park, our beautifully re-designed and socially distanced auditorium is the perfect place to enjoy critically acclaimed opera in the heart of London.
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Opera Holland Park
A year-round commitment to excellence in opera, centred on an extraordinary two-month summer festival in one of the most beautiful spaces in the capital.
Opera Holland Park 2021 Season
1 June – 16 AugustThe Marriage of Figaro
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1 – 28 JuneBursting with insights into human nature, The Marriage of Figaro is a faultlessly constructed comedy, buoyed along by Mozart’s sublime music.
Find out moreLa traviata
Giuseppe Verdi 5 – 27 JuneWith Death looking over her shoulder, Violetta deals with the challenges of love, money and moral codes as Verdi’s music finds its way into our souls.
Find out moreThe Cunning Little Vixen
Leos Janáček 13 – 30 JulyEnergised by Janáček’s exuberant rhythms, The Cunning Little Vixen captures the joys, thrills, fears and sorrows of our existence – whether or not we have a tail.
Find out moreL’amico Fritz
Pietro Mascagni 16 – 31 JulyA feel-good romantic comedy set amidst cherry orchards and vineyards by the composer of Cavalleria rusticana, showing us his gentler side and reminding us what friends are for.
Find out moreThe Pirates of Penzance
W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan 3 – 7 AugustChock-a-block with wit, charm and a treasure chest of hits, Gilbert and Sullivan sail back triumphantly into Holland Park.
Find out moreHansel and Gretel
Engelbert Humperdinck 10 – 15 AugustEscape to the magical world of Hansel and Gretel where nothing is as it seems. Watch the backdrop of Holland Park transform into an abandoned theatre full of magic and intrigue for the children to explore, where all that glitters might not be gold.
Find out moreL’occasione fa il ladro
Gioachino Rossini 12 – 15 AugustAn arranged marriage. A sitcom-style luggage mix up. Swapped identities. Falling in love while in disguise. L'occasione fa il ladro has it all – it’s crammed full of classic comedy opera tropes but manages to still be funny.
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