Il Tabarro - Puccini

Elizabeth will be singing the role of La Frugola in Puccini’s Il Tabarro with Opera Cameratina this Spring in Dorset.

Directed by Sir John Thomlinson

Conducted by Susannah Stranders

20th April - 5pm

for more information & tickets visit - https://www.cameratina.org/upcoming-productions

Recital - From Darkness into Light

Elizabeth will be joining Sir John Thomlinson, Susannah Stranders and the cast of Il Tabarro for a recital in Oborn, Dorset following their performance of Puccini’s one act opera the night before.

21st April - 6pm

for more information click here - https://www.cameratina.org/upcoming-productions

Gounod Requiem - mezzo solo

Elizabeth makes another oratorio debut this month, singing the mezzo solos in Gounod’s requiem.

St. Mary Magdalene Choir and Orchestra with Sussex House School and conducted by Nicholas Kaye

St Mary Magdalene Church, Rowington Close W2 5TF

2nd November - 7pm

Verdi Requiem - Southwark Cathedral, London

Elizabeth will sing the mezzo solos in her first Verdi Requiem, alongside The London Dockland Singers & The Marcel Orchestra in the beautiful Southwark Cathedral. Conducted by Andrew Campling.

November 17th - 7pm

Phaedra - a Film

Elizabeth is hugely excited to be collaborating with Keith Warner and film-maker, Alisdair Kitchen to create a film of Benjamin Britten’s masterpiece, Phaedra. She will be playing the role of Phaedra in this film, will be joined by Sir John Tomlinson who will play Theseus, Nicholas Armfield who will play Hippolytus and Elizabeth Desbruslais who will play a young Phaedra. Jack Ridley will conduct the Glyndebourne Orchestra in the films soundtrack.

The film was supported by the Amar-Franses & Foster-Jenkins Trust, with kind additional support from Glyndebourne and the Royal Opera House.

you can now watch Phaedra alongside some supporting conversations for the film on Elizabeth’s media page or by clicking here

BBC Proms - Dialogues des Carmélites

Elizabeth will be performing Dialogues des Carmélites in the Glyndebourne Prom, as part of the BBC Proms 2023.

7th August ‘23

Carmen - Waterperry Opera Festival 2023

Elizabeth is excited to be joining the vibrant Waterperry Opera Festival this summer as part of their 5th year anniversary celebration.

Elizabeth will be debuting the role of Mercedes in a new production of Bizet’s Carmen, directed by Anna Morrissey and conducted by Bertie Baigent.

Click here for more information about the production and Waterperry Opera Festival.

Performance dates - 11th - 19th August ‘23

Glyndebourne - Dialogues des Carmélites

Elizabeth will be back at the Glyndebourne Festival this summer to work on Barry Kosky’s highly anticipated new production of Poulenc’s Dialogues des Carmélites, conducted by Robin Ticciati.

For more information on this exciting new production click here

Performances - 10 June – 29 July ‘23

English National Opera - The Dead City (Die tote Stadt)

Elizabeth will be returning to The English National Opera to cover the role of Lucienne in a new production of Korngold’s The Dead City by ENO’s artistic director Annilese Miskimmon, conducted by Kirill Karabits.

For more information on this exciting new production click here

Performances - 25th March - 8th April ‘23

Glyndebourne Festival 2022

Elizabeth will return to Glyndebourne this summer, for the 2022 festival, where she will be singing the role of second Bridesmaid in Le nozze di Figaro, and covering the role of A Woman in Les Mamelles de Tirésias.

She will also be performing in the highly anticipated new production of Ethel Smyth’s The Wreckers, a revival of the popular Glyndebourne production of Don Pasquale, and a brand new production of La bohéme.

Performances at Glyndebourne run between May 2022 - August 2022.

click here for more information.

Royal Opera House

Elizabeth is hugely privileged to be back at the Royal Opera House working directly with composer Mark Anthony Turnage and director Richard Jones, to continue to workshop a brand new piece that has been commissioned for the main stage by The Royal Opera House team.

February 2022

Sophie by Helen Caddick

Composer Helen Caddick has created a new opera inspired by the extraordinary Dancer/Artist Sophie Taeuber Arp, her relationship with the poet/artist Jean Arp and the struggles she faced as a female artist. Elizabeth is hugely excited to be performing and creating the role of Sophie in this piece for the Tete A Tete Opera Festival in collaboration with Mahogany Opera in August, at the Cock Pit Theatre, London. 7th August at 7pm. LIVE BROADCAST - TUESDAY 10th AUGUST 7pm - for £1 tickets click here

Directed by Lucy Bradley

Conducted by Chris Hopkins

Choreography Kamala Devam

Jean Arp will be played by Neil Balfour

Yanaelle Danse + Aaron Baksh will be dancing

ACE Supported and created with funding from PRS Women Make Music Foundation

Photo credit - Sophie Taeuber with Dada Head, 1920. Photo: Nick Aluf. Archive Stiftung Hans Arp und Sophie Taeuber-Arp e.V., Rolandswerth

King Lear - Cordelia

Elizabeth will be making her acting debut as Cordelia in Keith Warner’s new production of King Lear. She will be taking over the role of Cordelia for a series of European performances, after understudying Louise Alder at The Grange Festival, UK.

Sir John Tomlinson will lead the cast as Lear alongside Sir Thomas Allen (Gloucester), Kim Begley (Fool), Peter Coleman Wright (Kent), Susan Bullock (Goneril), Emma Bell (Regan) and many other leading opera singer/actors.

Performances at The Grange Festival:

14th, 15th & 17th July 2021

Click here for more information on the project.

Opera North

Elizabeth will be performing an excerpt from Idomeneo alongside the orchestra and creative teams at Opera North. After performing in Leeds she will be performing on stage at ENO’s London Coliseum.

15th May - Leeds performance at Opera North

16th May - 2pm London performance at the London Coliseum

Vopera - The virtual opera project

Elizabeth is so excited to be part of Vopera’s inaugural virtual production of Ravel’s L'Enfant et les Sortilèges. She will be singing the role of Un Pâtre in this production with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. This will be her first step back into the professional world of opera since the outbreak of covid-19, and she cannot wait to get back to singing again.

Director - Rachel Hewer

Conductor - Lee Reynolds

Premiere screening - 16th November 2020