The Latest Breaking News from ENO

Nestled deep in the Sussex countryside, Glyndebourne has been attracting opera fans for almost a century. This year, its flagship summer festival coincides with a celebration of the company’s 90th anniversary. This is no small feat, given the harsh economic climate and challenges UK opera companies face to keep the…

An ex-ENO artistic head and the co-director who staged War Horse working on a contemporary opera about drug addiction crisis

A day in the life of the father of communism is full of laughs in Scottish Opera’s new production of Jonathan Dove’s buoyant farce. Elsewhere, notable house debuts at ENO, a Bruckner double bill and Rachmaninov to remember

ENO will now revise plans that triggered dispute, after negotiations with Musicians’ Union

While it shies away from some of the brutality of the book, the ENO’s uncluttered staging gives space to the sharply drawn characters and revels in sumptuous atonality

Equity union says 1 February action over job cuts has been called off and it expects a full resolution soon

A textile artist working in film and TV, an interior designer who specialises in ‘reuse’, and the creator of a ‘sound shrine’ are on the road to success, according to tutors at the Royal College of Art

Musicians say many feel they have no choice but to act over cuts and may have to leave industry altogether

Underfunding of Manchester move blamed as Musicians’ Union announces first full strike in 44 years