Tour Dates

The Pirates of Penzance – Opera Anywhere The opera premiered in December 1879 in New York with Sullivan conducting, but there had been a single performance prior to this in Paignton, UK to secure the British copyright. After a successful three-month run in New York, it subsequently ran for 363 performances at the Opera Comique in London. In a letter from Sullivan to his mother, he wrote, “I think it will be a great success, for it is exquisitely funny, and the music is strikingly tuneful and catching.” And indeed it is!

A comedy about love Opera Anywhere is delighted to present a new, vibrant production of Mozart’s classic comedy directed by Tristan Stocks. This hilarious farce, edited and adapted in English, is performed in just two hours, bringing the timeless story to life with a unique twist. Set in early 20th-century Gibraltar, the plot revolves around a bold bet between Don Alfonso, Ferrando and Guglielmo. Don Alfonso wagers that he can prove their girlfriends, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, are unfaithful, like “all women”. What follows is a comedic exploration of love, fidelity and deception. Book your tickets for an opera with stunning music, clever wit and engaging performances that reveal the heart and humour of this beloved opera. Sung in English. Suitable for all the family.

A comedy about love Opera Anywhere is delighted to present a new, vibrant production of Mozart’s classic comedy directed by Tristan Stocks. This hilarious farce, edited and adapted in English, is performed in just two hours, bringing the timeless story to life with a unique twist. Set in early 20th-century Gibraltar, the plot revolves around a bold bet between Don Alfonso, Ferrando and Guglielmo. Don Alfonso wagers that he can prove their girlfriends, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, are unfaithful, like “all women”. What follows is a comedic exploration of love, fidelity and deception. Book your tickets for an opera with stunning music, clever wit and engaging performances that reveal the heart and humour of this beloved opera. Sung in English. Suitable for all the family.

This is a tale of mismatched love across different social classes. Josephine is the captain’s daughter and has fallen for lowly sailor Ralph. Yet her father has other ideas – he has promised her to Sir Joseph Porter, the First Lord of the Admiralty. Will love prevail? Climb aboard to find out and enjoy a feast of fun along the way. Hip hip hooray! The action takes place on the quarterdeck of HMS Pinafore which is anchored in Portsmouth harbour.

Opera Anywhere with the Teignmouth Opera Chorus conducted by Ilana Jacobs and directed by Tristan Stocks, perform a Gilbert & Sullivan classic, ‘The Pirates of Penzance’. The opera premiered in December 1879 in New York with Sullivan conducting, but there had been a single performance prior to this in Paignton, UK to secure the British copyright. After a successful three-month run in New York, it subsequently ran for 363 performances at the Opera Comique in London. In a letter from Sullivan to his mother, he wrote, “I think it will be a great success, for it is exquisitely funny, and the music is strikingly tuneful and catching.” And indeed it is!

Opera Anywhere with the Teignmouth Opera Chorus conducted by Ilana Jacobs and directed by Tristan Stocks, perform a Gilbert & Sullivan classic, ‘The Pirates of Penzance’. The opera premiered in December 1879 in New York with Sullivan conducting, but there had been a single performance prior to this in Paignton, UK to secure the British copyright. After a successful three-month run in New York, it subsequently ran for 363 performances at the Opera Comique in London. In a letter from Sullivan to his mother, he wrote, “I think it will be a great success, for it is exquisitely funny, and the music is strikingly tuneful and catching.” And indeed it is!

A comedy about love Opera Anywhere is delighted to present a new, vibrant production of Mozart’s classic comedy directed by Tristan Stocks. This hilarious farce, edited and adapted in English, is performed in just two hours, bringing the timeless story to life with a unique twist. Set in early 20th-century Gibraltar, the plot revolves around a bold bet between Don Alfonso, Ferrando and Guglielmo. Don Alfonso wagers that he can prove their girlfriends, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, are unfaithful, like “all women”. What follows is a comedic exploration of love, fidelity and deception. Book your tickets for an opera with stunning music, clever wit and engaging performances that reveal the heart and humour of this beloved opera. Sung in English. Suitable for all the family.

The Magic Flute was written in 1791 by one of the world’s best known classical composers of all time, Amadaus Wolfgang Mozart. He wrote it just a few months before his premature death aged 35. The opera premiered in Vienna in September 1791 and was a success from the off. It is a magical tale that can be enjoyed on many levels; on the one hand, it’s full of magical instruments, sorcerers and wild animals embuing a fairytale world you can fully succumb to, yet there’s a deeper level to experience too. One which strongly references the secret world of freemasonry and the views held by the movement at that time which in turn, subtly criticises the religion and politics of the era. Our production, which is sung in English, has been reimagined in 1950. Here, Hollywood glamour is epitomised by the Queen of the Night, who is modelled on the period’s leading ladies. By stark contrast Pamina is a meek and bookish London teenager and Papageno is a tweedy game-keeper, the latter representing the older working class holding on to a past way of life. The magical kingdom we’ve created represents many realities from our own world yet still […]

An utterly entertaining night with an award-winning singer and comedian, Amy Webber, featuring her latest comedy show followed by a performance of some of her favourite pop songs of all time.  Amy is an award-winning comedian and vocalist, as heard on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio 1. With a degree in Opera, a masters in Pop, and some serious comedic accolades under her belt, you can expect an evening of soulful singing, witty storytelling, and captivating entertainment from a performer who is unashamedly herself. Winner of ‘Best Stand Up Comedy’ at Manchester Fringe (2023), Amy’s debut one woman show was praised as “a divinely constructed comedy hour” (Playbill) and alongside a sell out run at Edinburgh Fringe in 2023, was added to the Telegraph’s ’35 of the funniest shows of the Fringe’ list. As a singer, Amy has performed as a soloist in iconic venues such as Wigmore Hall, Holywell Music Room, Cadogan Hall and Abbey Road Studios. Amy is also a songwriter and regularly writes music for Oxford University Press. This one-off gig is sure to be a charming and memorable evening with an artist unleashed to do what she does best. Amy is excited to return to […]

Under cover in the giant Tipi  – another folk night! Announcement here soon, but rest assured its going to be exciting!

The Magic Flute

The Pirates of Penzance