English National Opera

ENO is for everyone, and always will be. That’s why we look to make our operas as accessible as possible. From opera tickets starting as low as £10, to working with communities outside of the theatre, we encourage everyone to get involved. Find out more : eno.org There are nine wonderful operas, coming soon to the London Coliseum. We offer discounted, accessible and even free opera tickets so that everyone has the opportunity to see the show they love. Puccini − Tosca 30 September – 4 November 2022 eno.org/tosca Gilbert & Sullivan − The Yeomen of the Guard 3 November – 2 December 2022 eno.org/yeomen Jake Heggie − It’s a Wonderful Life 25 November – 10 December 2022 eno.org/wonderfullife Bizet − Carmen 1 February – 24 February 2023 eno.org/carmen Wagner − The Rhinegold 18 February – 10 March 2023 eno.org/rhinegold Philip Glass - Akhnaten 11 March – 5 April 2023 eno.org/akhnaten Erich Wolfgang Korngold − The Dead City (Die tote Stadt) 25 March – 8 April 2023 eno.org/deadcity Jeanine Tesori − Blue 20 April – 4 May 2023 eno.org/blue Henryk Górecki − Symphony of Sorrowful Songs 27 April – 6 May 2023 eno.org/symphony - Subscribe to ENO and never miss another video: http://goo.gl/ljEMBr Keep up to date with the latest from ENO: ENO on Facebook | http://www.facebook.com/englishnation... ENO on Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/e_n_o ENO on Instagram | http://instagram.com/englishnationalo... - About English National Opera: ENO exists for everyone, creating new experiences with opera that inspires, nurtures creativity and makes a difference. We take a fresh inspiring approach to opera to reflect the diversity of our culture and sing in English to deliver a deeper understanding by performers and audiences. We encourage creativity throughout the company and our commitment to the future of opera provides a platform to develop outstanding careers. We connect to audiences through inspiring, accessible, world-class opera and stimulating, creative participation programmes. We create partnerships with a range of visiting companies to generate essential revenue and welcome new audiences to share the experience of our theatre.,

Akhnaten | 11 Feb – 7 March 2019 | London Coliseum | Phelim McDermott‘s Olivier Award-winning production of Philip Glass‘s Akhnaten returns to ENO for its first revival, following its sell-out run in 2016. Akhnaten is a mesmerising work whose text draws on ancient hymns, prayers and inscriptions sung in their original Egyptian, Hebrew and Akkadian. The opera’s unique mood will transport you to the ancient world through music that combines Glass’s characteristic minimalist voice with stylised movement and choreographed juggling to visualise the rhythms of his score. Philip Glass specialist Karen Kamensek conducts Akhnaten following last season’s Satyagraha revival. Anthony Roth Costanzo returns to ENO in the title role, as do Rebecca Bottone, singing Queen Tye, James Cleverton, Colin Judson and Zachary James. New to the production is Harewood Artist Katie Stevenson as Nefertiti and the bass-baritone Keel Watson as Aye. See Akhnaten at the London Coliseum from 11 Feb – 7 March 2019,

With the Stars Shining Brightly (E lucevan le stelle) performed by Adam Smith and the ENO Orchestra at Battersea Arts Centre. Puccini's Tosca | 30 Sep–4 Nov 2022 | London Coliseum | Find out more: www.eno.org/tosca Compromise is for the weak: and Tosca is nothing of the sort. With her artist beau Cavaradossi (Adam Smith) competing for her affections against the sadistic police chief Scarpia (Noel Bouley), Tosca’s (Sinead Campbell Wallace) story becomes intertwined with the tumultuous political landscape of Rome itself. Already the talk of the town, opera singer Tosca becomes increasingly desperate to stop Scarpia’s plans and must resort to deadly means to wrest back her freedom from those who would suppress it. After all: when passion and politics collide, love can prove a fatal weakness. Christof Loy’s production of Tosca sets the roller coaster story of love, lust, murder and intrigue against a production dripping in operatic grandeur, with Puccini’s beautiful score conducted by one of Britain’s finest young conductors, Leo Hussain. With a dramatic story line and Puccini’s richly romantic score, book your opera tickets now for Tosca: one of the world’s most famous operas. See Tosca at the London Coliseum from 30 Sep–4 Nov 2022 We offer brilliant opera experiences at a range of affordable prices. Tickets start at just £10 plus £2.25 booking fee per ticket. Learn more and book tickets: www.eno.org/tosca - Subscribe to ENO and never miss another video: http://goo.gl/ljEMBr Keep up to date with the latest from ENO: ENO on Facebook | http://www.facebook.com/englishnation... ENO on Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/e_n_o ENO on Instagram | http://instagram.com/englishnationalo... - About English National Opera: ENO exists for everyone, creating new experiences with opera that inspires, nurtures creativity and makes a difference. We take a fresh inspiring approach to opera to reflect the diversity of our culture and sing in English to deliver a deeper understanding by performers and audiences. We encourage creativity throughout the company and our commitment to the future of opera provides a platform to develop outstanding careers. We connect to audiences through inspiring, accessible, world-class opera and stimulating, creative participation programmes. We create partnerships with a range of visiting companies to generate essential revenue and welcome new audiences to share the experience of our theatre.,