Mark Le Brocq held a choral scholarship at St. Catherine’s College, Cambridge and studied at the Royal Academy of Music and the National Opera Studio. He became a Company Principal with ENO where roles include Tamino; Paris King Priam; Count Almaviva; Narraboth Salome; Cassio Otello; Don Ottavio; Don Basilio and Doctor Maxwell The Silver Tassie.
Most recent and future engagements include Aschenbach Death in Venice (Welsh National Opera, winner of Achievement in Opera at the 2024 UK Theatre Awards and the Sky Arts Award for Opera), Loge Das Rheingold, Mazal The Excursions of Mr Broucek and Melot/Sailor Tristan und Isolde (Grange Park Opera), UK premiere of Houston Chamberlain Wahnfried, Siegmund Die Walküre and Loge (Longborough Festival Opera), Melot (Scottish Opera), Vitek The Makropolos Affair (WNO /Brno Festival/Scottish Opera), Tinca (Tabarro) and Gherardo (Gianni Schicchi) for WNO and World premieres of Blackford’s Babel (Camden Choir) and Fennessy’s The Riot Act (RSNO).
Concerts include Sylvester The Silver Tassie, Howard Boucher Dead Man Walking and Goldschmidt’s Mediterranean Songs (BBC Symphony Orchestra); The Fairy Queen and Dixit Dominus (BBC Proms); The Eternal Gospel and A survivor from Warsaw (Porto Casa da Musica); Das Lied von der Erde (Orquestra de Extremadura); The Dream of Gerontius (RTE Dublin), B Minor Mass (Israel Camerata); St Matthew Passion (Academy of Ancient Music) and Berlioz’s Grande Messe de Morts (St Paul’s Cathedral).
Last updated: 12th January 2026
