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  • Helen Shute, stands smiling in an ornate, empty London Coliseum theatre with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a black blazer and light top amidst rows of red seats and decorative lighting overhead.

    ENO welcomes new CEO Helen Shute

    Helen takes up the role at a pivotal moment for ENO, as the company continues to build on its bold artistic programme and national impact.
  • A vintage photo of a pregnant woman wearing a green polka dot waistcoat and blue dress, holding her belly, is placed on textured blue fabric next to blossoming white flowers. The woman's face is partially out of frame.

    English National Opera presents a new production of Kaija Saariaho’s Adriana Mater

    English National Opera’s new production of Kaija Saariaho’s Adriana Mater opens at the London Coliseum on 28 November and runs until 12 December 2026.
  • Seven expressive people pose against a blue starry background. Musical instruments and notes float in front. Expressions range from surprised to cheerful; two children wear green uniforms, one wears a white wig, and another wears blue feathers.

    English National Opera welcomes a new generation of opera audiences with the return of AbracadOpera!

    Mind-blowing music, magical adventures, and an evil Queen out to cause trouble – it’s time for AbracadOpera!
  • A close-up of a woman's face in black and white with a serious expression, overlaid with bold red brushstrokes across her lips and lower face.

    English National Opera presents a new staging of Puccini's unmissable Tosca

    Directed by ENO Artistic Director Annilese Miskimmon, ENO presents a new production of Puccini's Tosca at the London Coliseum, a timeless story of love, power and sacrifice.
  • Two people stand on a stage set. One is wearing a camera rig with lights attached, preparing to film, whilst the other person speaks to him. A crew member walks in the background under blue stage lighting.

    ENO and Factory International partner to expand pathways into opera through Factory Academy

    ENO are delighted to continue our partnership with Factory Academy through a series of traineeships offering young people routes into opera production
  • Six people pose against a light background, three in the top right with books and a drum, and three below with a saxophone, stringed instrument, and guitar. This Black Country, New Road sessions photo echoes their spirit at the London Coliseum. The left is olive green.

    Black Country, New Road to perform new arrangements of their music live at the London Coliseum

    A landmark and genre-defying concert at the London Coliseum with the award-winning Orchestra of English National Opera (ENO), curated and conducted by André de Ridder, ENO’s Music Director Designate.
  • A smiling boy in a red school uniform sits cross-legged on the floor, holding up a certificate. Other pupils in matching uniforms are seated around him, also on the floor, in a group setting.

    ENO’s free schools’ music programme Finish This... now open for applications

    Apply to join Finish This..., ENO’s national music-making programme for Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and SEND learners, for the 2026-27 academic year.
  • A smiling boy in a red school uniform sits cross-legged on the floor, holding up a certificate. Other pupils in matching uniforms are seated around him, also on the floor, in a group setting.

    English National Opera’s free schools’ music programme Finish This... now open for applications

    ENO is now inviting applications for Finish This..., its national music-making programme for Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and SEND learners, for the 2026-27 academic year. 
  • A large crowd celebrates Manchester Day with confetti falling. People in colourful shirts, including some from Salford, stand on stage under a banner that reads Manchester Day, while the audience cheers and local voices sing as photos are taken.

    400 local voices unite in Salford for a football-inspired opera performance

    ENO and Walk the Plank will present Perfect Pitch at We Invented the Weekend, staging an unmissable outdoor performance just one week ahead of the Men's football World Cup 2026.
  • A large crowd celebrates Manchester Day with confetti falling. People in colourful shirts, including some from Salford, stand on stage under a banner that reads Manchester Day, while the audience cheers and local voices sing as photos are taken.

    400 local voices unite in Salford for a football-inspired opera performance

    English National Opera and Walk the Plank present Perfect Pitch at We Invented the Weekend – just one week ahead of the Men's Football World Cup 2026.

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