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It's Creative Careers Week and we are talking to Scottish Opera staff to hear all about their career paths and love of working in the arts. Marian Colquhoun, Head of Props at Scottish Opera, tells us about how her own journey as a Prop Maker.
A talented group of Emerging Artists has joined us for the 2022/23 Season: tenor Osian Wyn Bowen, soprano Zoe Drummond, costume trainee Isabelle Mercier, baritone Colin Murray, mezzo-soprano Lea Shaw (returning for a second Season), and repetiteur Kristina Yorgova.
Award-winning Scottish composer Craig Armstrong has released his first ever recorded opera, The Lady From The Sea, featuring The Orchestra Of Scottish Opera and a stunning cast, conducted by our Head of Music Derek Clark.
We are delighted to announce two members of Scottish Opera Young Company (SOYC), mezzo-soprano Imogen Bews (21) from Aberdeen and baritone Joshua Campbell (21) from North Ayrshire, have been awarded our Audition Bursary Prize, funded by The Leverhulme Trust.
Praised by critics as a hit production, Ainadamar has captivated audiences in what The Times have called a ‘gripping evening of music drama’. Combining opera with flamenco dance and song, Olivier Award-winning choreographer Deborah Colker directs an internationally celebrated cast in this 5-star production.
