Meet some of the people from English National Opera who help to create such unforgettable performances on stage at the London Coliseum.
About English National Opera:
ENO is creating the future of opera: presenting award-winning work that is new, exciting and surprising.
Collaborating with creative talent from across the arts, ENO is based at the London Coliseum and has a world-class reputation for distinctive and highly theatrical productions. This reputation has resulted in many high profile artistic partnerships with opera houses and festivals around the world.
Internationally renowned mezzo-soprano Alice Coote performs Xerxes's plane tree aria, or 'Under thy shade', during rehearsals of Handel's Xerxes with English National Opera's orchestra.
Now the Great Bear and Pleiades from Peter Grimes sung by Stuart Skelton, one of the finest tenors of his generation. Having won critical acclaim in the title role of English National Opera's Peter...
ENO's 2014 production of Handel's Rodelinda was directed by Richard Jones, conducted by Christian Curnyn and starring Rebecca Evans, Iestyn Davies, John Mark Ainsley and Susan Bickley.
Sarah Connolly sings 'Such is the price of love' from Charpentier's Medea exclusively for ENO in advance of the Feb 15 opening of David McVicar's new production at the London Coliseum.
The tongue-twisting I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General, performed live during Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance, directed by Mike Leigh at English National Opera.
Ever wondered what it would be like to work in London's biggest theatre, the London Coliseum? Meet some of the backstage heroes at English National Opera.