Siân will be making her English National Opera debut as Mary Fleming in Thea Musgrave’s Mary, Queen of Scots.

Making its ENO premiere, this critically acclaimed modern opera set 500 years ago tells the story that still resonates today. With hostile forces on every side, Mary I of Scotland attempts to secure a happy future for herself and her country.

One of Scotland’s most esteemed composers, Thea Musgrave captures the drama in a thrilling, atmospheric score rooted in the rough-hewn Highlands of Elizabethan times.

Conducting this modern masterpiece is Joana Carniero, who makes a welcome ENO return after she conducted The Handmaid’s Tale in 2022 and 2024.

Soprano Heidi Stober will bring Musgrave’s radiant melodies to life on stage as Queen Mary. She will be joined by two former ENO Harewood Artists Alex Otterburn as James Stewart, Earl of Moray and Nicky Spence as James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell. Also making a welcome return is bass Alastair Miles as Lord Gordon.

Libretto by Thea Musgrave based on Amalia Elguera’s play Moray.

For tickets and more information go to - Mary, Queen of Scots | Buy Opera Tickets for 2024/25 | ENO

Siân will be making her English National Opera debut as Mary Fleming in Thea Musgrave’s Mary, Queen of Scots.

Making its ENO premiere, this critically acclaimed modern opera set 500 years ago tells the story that still resonates today. With hostile forces on every side, Mary I of Scotland attempts to secure a happy future for herself and her country.

One of Scotland’s most esteemed composers, Thea Musgrave captures the drama in a thrilling, atmospheric score rooted in the rough-hewn Highlands of Elizabethan times.

Conducting this modern masterpiece is Joana Carniero, who makes a welcome ENO return after she conducted The Handmaid’s Tale in 2022 and 2024.

Soprano Heidi Stober will bring Musgrave’s radiant melodies to life on stage as Queen Mary. She will be joined by two former ENO Harewood Artists Alex Otterburn as James Stewart, Earl of Moray and Nicky Spence as James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell. Also making a welcome return is bass Alastair Miles as Lord Gordon.

Libretto by Thea Musgrave based on Amalia Elguera’s play Moray.

For tickets and more information go to - Mary, Queen of Scots | Buy Opera Tickets for 2024/25 | ENO

This Autumn Siân will be making her role and house debut as Hermia in Opera North’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten.

An operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream traces a tangled web of relationships hurtling towards catastrophe. In the woods, meet the feuding Fairy King and Queen, and in Athens, meet a confused quadrangle of lovers. As these characters’ stories intertwine, one thing is inevitable… magic, mischief and mayhem are sure to follow.

Britten’s music vividly sets the scene for a light-hearted and enchanting romp and is recognised as some of his best opera writing. Combined with Martin Duncan’s joyously theatrical production, expect an intoxicating atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

For tickets and more information go to - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Opera North

Conductor - Garry Walker

Director - Martin Duncan

Revival Director - Matthew Eberhardt

Set Designer - Johan Engels

Costume Designer - Ashley Martin-Davis

Lighting Designer - Bruno Poet

Choreographer - Ben Wright

Oberon - James Laing

Tytania - Daisy Brown

Helena - Camilla Harris

Hermia - Siân Griffiths

Lysander - Peter Kirk

Demetrius - James Newby

Bottom - Henry Waddington

Puck - Daniel Abelson

Flute - Nicholas Watts

Snout - Colin Judson

Quince - Dean Robinson

Starveling - Nicholas Butterfield

Theseus - Andri Björn Róbertsson

Hippolyta - Molly Barker

This Autumn Siân will be making her role and house debut as Hermia in Opera North’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten.

An operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream traces a tangled web of relationships hurtling towards catastrophe. In the woods, meet the feuding Fairy King and Queen, and in Athens, meet a confused quadrangle of lovers. As these characters’ stories intertwine, one thing is inevitable… magic, mischief and mayhem are sure to follow.

Britten’s music vividly sets the scene for a light-hearted and enchanting romp and is recognised as some of his best opera writing. Combined with Martin Duncan’s joyously theatrical production, expect an intoxicating atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

For tickets and more information go to - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Opera North

Conductor - Garry Walker

Director - Martin Duncan

Revival Director - Matthew Eberhardt

Set Designer - Johan Engels

Costume Designer - Ashley Martin-Davis

Lighting Designer - Bruno Poet

Choreographer - Ben Wright

Oberon - James Laing

Tytania - Daisy Brown

Helena - Camilla Harris

Hermia - Siân Griffiths

Lysander - Peter Kirk

Demetrius - James Newby

Bottom - Henry Waddington

Puck - Daniel Abelson

Flute - Nicholas Watts

Snout - Colin Judson

Quince - Dean Robinson

Starveling - Nicholas Butterfield

Theseus - Andri Björn Róbertsson

Hippolyta - Molly Barker

This Autumn Siân will be making her role and house debut as Hermia in Opera North’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten.

An operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream traces a tangled web of relationships hurtling towards catastrophe. In the woods, meet the feuding Fairy King and Queen, and in Athens, meet a confused quadrangle of lovers. As these characters’ stories intertwine, one thing is inevitable… magic, mischief and mayhem are sure to follow.

Britten’s music vividly sets the scene for a light-hearted and enchanting romp and is recognised as some of his best opera writing. Combined with Martin Duncan’s joyously theatrical production, expect an intoxicating atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

For tickets and more information go to - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Opera North

Conductor - Garry Walker

Director - Martin Duncan

Revival Director - Matthew Eberhardt

Set Designer - Johan Engels

Costume Designer - Ashley Martin-Davis

Lighting Designer - Bruno Poet

Choreographer - Ben Wright

Oberon - James Laing

Tytania - Daisy Brown

Helena - Camilla Harris

Hermia - Siân Griffiths

Lysander - Peter Kirk

Demetrius - James Newby

Bottom - Henry Waddington

Puck - Daniel Abelson

Flute - Nicholas Watts

Snout - Colin Judson

Quince - Dean Robinson

Starveling - Nicholas Butterfield

Theseus - Andri Björn Róbertsson

Hippolyta - Molly Barker

This Autumn Siân will be making her role and house debut as Hermia in Opera North’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten.

An operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream traces a tangled web of relationships hurtling towards catastrophe. In the woods, meet the feuding Fairy King and Queen, and in Athens, meet a confused quadrangle of lovers. As these characters’ stories intertwine, one thing is inevitable… magic, mischief and mayhem are sure to follow.

Britten’s music vividly sets the scene for a light-hearted and enchanting romp and is recognised as some of his best opera writing. Combined with Martin Duncan’s joyously theatrical production, expect an intoxicating atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

For tickets and more information go to - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Opera North

Conductor - Garry Walker

Director - Martin Duncan

Revival Director - Matthew Eberhardt

Set Designer - Johan Engels

Costume Designer - Ashley Martin-Davis

Lighting Designer - Bruno Poet

Choreographer - Ben Wright

Oberon - James Laing

Tytania - Daisy Brown

Helena - Camilla Harris

Hermia - Siân Griffiths

Lysander - Peter Kirk

Demetrius - James Newby

Bottom - Henry Waddington

Puck - Daniel Abelson

Flute - Nicholas Watts

Snout - Colin Judson

Quince - Dean Robinson

Starveling - Nicholas Butterfield

Theseus - Andri Björn Róbertsson

Hippolyta - Molly Barker

This Autumn Siân will be making her role and house debut as Hermia in Opera North’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten.

An operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream traces a tangled web of relationships hurtling towards catastrophe. In the woods, meet the feuding Fairy King and Queen, and in Athens, meet a confused quadrangle of lovers. As these characters’ stories intertwine, one thing is inevitable… magic, mischief and mayhem are sure to follow.

Britten’s music vividly sets the scene for a light-hearted and enchanting romp and is recognised as some of his best opera writing. Combined with Martin Duncan’s joyously theatrical production, expect an intoxicating atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

For tickets and more information go to - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Opera North

Conductor - Garry Walker

Director - Martin Duncan

Revival Director - Matthew Eberhardt

Set Designer - Johan Engels

Costume Designer - Ashley Martin-Davis

Lighting Designer - Bruno Poet

Choreographer - Ben Wright

Oberon - James Laing

Tytania - Daisy Brown

Helena - Camilla Harris

Hermia - Siân Griffiths

Lysander - Peter Kirk

Demetrius - James Newby

Bottom - Henry Waddington

Puck - Daniel Abelson

Flute - Nicholas Watts

Snout - Colin Judson

Quince - Dean Robinson

Starveling - Nicholas Butterfield

Theseus - Andri Björn Róbertsson

Hippolyta - Molly Barker

This Autumn Siân will be making her role and house debut as Hermia in Opera North’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten.

An operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream traces a tangled web of relationships hurtling towards catastrophe. In the woods, meet the feuding Fairy King and Queen, and in Athens, meet a confused quadrangle of lovers. As these characters’ stories intertwine, one thing is inevitable… magic, mischief and mayhem are sure to follow.

Britten’s music vividly sets the scene for a light-hearted and enchanting romp and is recognised as some of his best opera writing. Combined with Martin Duncan’s joyously theatrical production, expect an intoxicating atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

For tickets and more information go to - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Opera North

Conductor - Garry Walker

Director - Martin Duncan

Revival Director - Matthew Eberhardt

Set Designer - Johan Engels

Costume Designer - Ashley Martin-Davis

Lighting Designer - Bruno Poet

Choreographer - Ben Wright

Oberon - James Laing

Tytania - Daisy Brown

Helena - Camilla Harris

Hermia - Siân Griffiths

Lysander - Peter Kirk

Demetrius - James Newby

Bottom - Henry Waddington

Puck - Daniel Abelson

Flute - Nicholas Watts

Snout - Colin Judson

Quince - Dean Robinson

Starveling - Nicholas Butterfield

Theseus - Andri Björn Róbertsson

Hippolyta - Molly Barker

Siân will be performing as the mezzo soloist in the UK/European debut performance of Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer’s piece Intonations as part of the Red Violin Festival, Leeds, with Chloë Hanslip as Solo Violin, Shing Hong Chow as Young Violin, and the London Chamber Ensemble. Supported by the Vaughan Williams Foundation.

For more information about this event and the Festival, go to - Red Violin Fest - London Chamber Ensemble 17.09.24 (leedsconservatoire.ac.uk)

This Autumn Siân will be making her role and house debut as Hermia in Opera North’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Benjamin Britten.

An operatic adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream traces a tangled web of relationships hurtling towards catastrophe. In the woods, meet the feuding Fairy King and Queen, and in Athens, meet a confused quadrangle of lovers. As these characters’ stories intertwine, one thing is inevitable… magic, mischief and mayhem are sure to follow.

Britten’s music vividly sets the scene for a light-hearted and enchanting romp and is recognised as some of his best opera writing. Combined with Martin Duncan’s joyously theatrical production, expect an intoxicating atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

For tickets and more information go to - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Opera North

Conductor - Garry Walker

Director - Martin Duncan

Revival Director - Matthew Eberhardt

Set Designer - Johan Engels

Costume Designer - Ashley Martin-Davis

Lighting Designer - Bruno Poet

Choreographer - Ben Wright

Oberon - James Laing

Tytania - Daisy Brown

Helena - Camilla Harris

Hermia - Siân Griffiths

Lysander - Peter Kirk

Demetrius - James Newby

Bottom - Henry Waddington

Puck - Daniel Abelson

Flute - Nicholas Watts

Snout - Colin Judson

Quince - Dean Robinson

Starveling - Nicholas Butterfield

Theseus - Andri Björn Róbertsson

Hippolyta - Molly Barker

Siân will be performing in the Opera and Operetta Gala as part of the 2024 International Meistersinger Akademie at the Historischer Reitstadel Neumarkt.

For tickets and more information, go to - International Meistersinger Academy | City of Egna (neumarkt.de)

Siân will be performing in the public dress rehearsal for the Opera and Operetta Gala at the Historischer Reitstadel Neumarkt. The Opera and Operetta Gala follows on Friday the 2nd of August.

For tickets and more information, go to - International Meistersinger Academy | City of Egna (neumarkt.de)

Siân will be performing in the Liederabend as part of the 2024 International Meistersinger Akademie, accompanied by Alina Shevchenko, at the Historischer Reitstadel Neumarkt.

For tickets and more information, go to - International Meistersinger Academy | City of Egna (neumarkt.de)

Siân will be performing in the Opening Concert of the 2024 International Meistersinger Akademie with the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Benjamin Reiners, at the Serenadenhof, Nürnberg.

For tickets and more information, go to - SCHÖNE STIMMEN<br>The best of the world of opera (nuernbergersymphoniker.de)

Siân will be performing in the Opening Concert of the 2024 International Meistersinger Akademie with the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Benjamin Reiners, at the Historischer Reitstadel Neumarkt.

For tickets and more information, go to - International Meistersinger Academy | City of Egna (neumarkt.de)

Siân will be performing the role of Orfeo in Biblioteca Alexandrina’s production of Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice with the BA Orchestra, BA Choir and Art School Ballet.

Conducted by Nayer Nagui.

Directed by Hisham Eltalli.

In cooperation with the British Council.

For tickets and more information, go to - Opera Orfeo ed Euridice by Christoph Willibald Gluck - Bibliotheca Alexandrina (bibalex.org)

Siân will be performing the role of Orfeo in Biblioteca Alexandrina’s production of Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice with the BA Orchestra, BA Choir and Art School Ballet.

Conducted by Nayer Nagui.

Directed by Hisham Eltalli.

In cooperation with the British Council.

For tickets and more information, go to - Opera Orfeo ed Euridice by Christoph Willibald Gluck - Bibliotheca Alexandrina (bibalex.org)

Siân with performing as the Alto soloist in Mozart’s Requiem.

London Mozart Players

Guildford Camerata

Conducted by Hilary Davan Wetton

Tickets and more information can be found at - Mozart Requiem with Guildford Camerata – London Mozart Players

World premier - With its echoes of Romeo & Juliet, Marianna Bottini’s Elena e Gerardo is an epic romance, brimming with dramatic intrigue, virtuosic music, and of course, a pair of star-crossed lovers. When family honour meets secret love, which will triumph? And who will be left for dead?

Director - Richard Tegid Jones

Conductor - Thomas Payne

Elena - Kelli-Ann Masterson

Gerardo - Katie Macdonald

Laura - Siân Griffiths

Vittorio - Rhydian Jenkins

Pietro - Martin Lamb

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://randomopera.co.uk/elena-e-gerardo/

A week of engaging public masterclass sessions in which Britten Pears Young Artists explore the world of English song and vocal performance under the guidance of expert tutors.

The masterclasses form part of our week of intensive tuition and mentoring on English Song for Britten Pears Young Artists led by some of the world’s best performers, interpreters, and vocal coaches. They feature our international cohort of emerging singers and collaborative pianists for the 23-24 Britten Pears Young Artist Programme.

Julius Drake Masterclass tutor
With singers and pianists from the Britten Pears Young Artist Programme

More information can be found here: English Song with Julius Drake | Britten Pears Arts

A week of engaging public masterclass sessions in which Britten Pears Young Artists explore the world of English song and vocal performance under the guidance of expert tutors.

The masterclasses form part of our week of intensive tuition and mentoring on English Song for Britten Pears Young Artists led by some of the world’s best performers, interpreters, and vocal coaches. They feature our international cohort of emerging singers and collaborative pianists for the 23-24 Britten Pears Young Artist Programme.

Julia Faulkner Masterclass tutor
With singers and pianists from the Britten Pears Young Artist Programme

More information can be found here: English Song with Julia Faulkner | Britten Pears Arts

The programme opens with the dazzling Theme and Variations, a skilful showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grand, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical tenacity and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated.

Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Millercreates a new work to Stravinsky’s revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against artwork conceived by Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work’s premiere, Miller’s Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky’s other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice?

Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss’s song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath the heavens, twelve dancers unite in Dawson’s poetic style to the music’s lush, lyrical melodies, bringing with them a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.

All of the music will be performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/english-national-ballet-our-voices/

The programme opens with the dazzling Theme and Variations, a skilful showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grand, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical tenacity and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated.

Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Millercreates a new work to Stravinsky’s revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against artwork conceived by Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work’s premiere, Miller’s Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky’s other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice?

Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss’s song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath the heavens, twelve dancers unite in Dawson’s poetic style to the music’s lush, lyrical melodies, bringing with them a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.

All of the music will be performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/english-national-ballet-our-voices/

The programme opens with the dazzling Theme and Variations, a skilful showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grand, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical tenacity and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated.

Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Millercreates a new work to Stravinsky’s revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against artwork conceived by Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work’s premiere, Miller’s Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky’s other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice?

Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss’s song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath the heavens, twelve dancers unite in Dawson’s poetic style to the music’s lush, lyrical melodies, bringing with them a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.

All of the music will be performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/english-national-ballet-our-voices/

The programme opens with the dazzling Theme and Variations, a skilful showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grand, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical tenacity and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated.

Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Millercreates a new work to Stravinsky’s revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against artwork conceived by Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work’s premiere, Miller’s Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky’s other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice?

Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss’s song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath the heavens, twelve dancers unite in Dawson’s poetic style to the music’s lush, lyrical melodies, bringing with them a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.

All of the music will be performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/english-national-ballet-our-voices/

The programme opens with the dazzling Theme and Variations, a skilful showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grand, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical tenacity and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated.

Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Millercreates a new work to Stravinsky’s revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against artwork conceived by Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work’s premiere, Miller’s Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky’s other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice?

Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss’s song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath the heavens, twelve dancers unite in Dawson’s poetic style to the music’s lush, lyrical melodies, bringing with them a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.

All of the music will be performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/english-national-ballet-our-voices/

The programme opens with the dazzling Theme and Variations, a skilful showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grand, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical tenacity and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated.

Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Millercreates a new work to Stravinsky’s revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against artwork conceived by Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work’s premiere, Miller’s Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky’s other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice?

Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss’s song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath the heavens, twelve dancers unite in Dawson’s poetic style to the music’s lush, lyrical melodies, bringing with them a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.

All of the music will be performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/english-national-ballet-our-voices/

The programme opens with the dazzling Theme and Variations, a skilful showstopper from George Balanchine. Featuring 13 couples dancing to Tchaikovsky, this is classical ballet that is grand, yet light on its feet. Intricate choreography, technical tenacity and exquisite musicality all lead to a triumphant finale that will leave you exhilarated.

Known for her visceral and imaginative movement style, Andrea Millercreates a new work to Stravinsky’s revolutionary score, Les Noces. The piece unfolds against artwork conceived by Phyllida Barlow, with dancers joined on stage by the Opera Holland Park Chorus. Marking 100 years since the work’s premiere, Miller’s Les Noces examines the power of rituals and imagines the aftermath of Stravinsky’s other iconic piece, The Rite of Spring. What comes after the sacrifice?

Finally, British choreographer David Dawson takes us on a deeply moving journey with Four Last Songs. Richard Strauss’s song cycle is a musical masterpiece, often described as a poignant farewell to life. Underneath the heavens, twelve dancers unite in Dawson’s poetic style to the music’s lush, lyrical melodies, bringing with them a feeling of serenity, eternity and the sublime.

All of the music will be performed live by English National Ballet Philharmonic.

Tickets and more information can be found at - https://www.sadlerswells.com/whats-on/english-national-ballet-our-voices/