Situated in the beautiful surroundings of Holland Park, our covered venue 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 around an extraordinary two-month summer festival in one of the most beautiful spaces in the capital
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Outdoor events
Find out all the details of our upcoming outdoor performances
News
A breath of fresh air: Announcing our 2021 Season
Our 2021 Season with resident orchestra City of London Sinfonia will open on 1 June with new productions of Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro, Janácek’s The Cunning Little Vixen and Mascagni’s L’amico Fritz, and a revival of the company’s celebrated 2018 staging of Verdi’s La traviata. On what would have been the opening night of the 2020 season, we are pleased to be looking to the future.
News
Light it in red
Opera Holland Park is proud to stand in solidarity with Plasa’s #WeMakeEvents campaign and today’s Red Alert across the culture sector.
Feature
Supporter Spotlight: Paul Gilluley and Tim Hardy
Envoys Paul Gilluley and Tim Hardy talk to Anna Picard about beauty, provocation, competitive programme selling, bringing people in to opera, and the intoxicating feeling of being part of the family.
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Food for the soul – a live recording at Holland Park
On Saturday 4 July we were delighted to take our first steps towards a homecoming. We were determined to make music in Holland Park this summer, with City of London Sinfonia, and rehearsed and recorded a selection of arias from our principal artists to be incorporated into a film.
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Opera Holland Park announces two further performances in Holland Park on 7 and 8 August
Following high demand for our homecoming concert on 25 July, we are pleased to announce two further outdoor performances in Holland Park.
Feature
Opera’s Jukebox
Anna Picard surveys the standout arias from Mozart and Verdi to Puccini, Dvořák and Lehár.
