ENO 2023/24
Our amazing season of opera
During our 2023/24 season at the London Coliseum ENO staged nine brilliant operas. It was a season to delight our ENO regulars and newcomers alike. A mix of old and new favourites that highlight the drama, beauty and emotion of opera.
Listen to the arias from ENO’s 23/24 season
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In an exciting UK premiere, celebrated performance artist Marina Abramović made her ENO debut with her production of 7 Deaths of Maria Callas. Exploring the life, work and death of one of opera’s greatest stars, our staging marked 100 years since the American-born Greek soprano’s birth.
And we’re thrilled that Marina Abramović was nominated in the ‘Outstanding Achievement in Opera’ category at the Olivier Awards, the most prestigious awards event in UK theatre, for her concept and design of 7 Deaths of Maria Callas.
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Relaxed Performances at ENO
The ENO’s relaxed performance programme continued with Iolanthe, The Magic Flute and The Barber of Seville performed in a relaxed setting.
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Nurturing talent for the future of opera
At ENO we are committed to nurturing talent for the future of opera and creating magic on stage with our talent development programme ENO Harewood Artists . All 8 of our singers delighted audiences on stage during this season
- Alexandra Oomens – Pamina/Papagena The Magic Flute
- Isabelle Peters – Papagena The Magic Flute; Barena Jenufa
- Amy Holyland – Flora Bervoix La traviata; 2nd Lady The Magic Flute
- John Findon – Bob Boles Peter Grimes; Luke The Handmaid’s Tale; Steva Jenufa
- Innocent Masuku – Count Almaviva The Barber of Seville
- Zwakele Tshabalala – Gastone La traviata; Nick The Handmaids Tale
- Ossian Huskinson – Speaker/Second Armed Man in The Magic Flute
- Patrick Alexander Keefe – Marchese d’Obigny La traviata; Figaro The Barber of Seville
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At the ENO, we sing in English to be accessible to the widest possible audience, as well as offering free tickets for under 21s, and for as little as £10 for everyone else.
We create opera that feels different, theatrical, and creatively daring and have been doing this to an internationally recognised standard since being founded in 1931 as Sadler’s Wells Opera.
We hope to see you next season!
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