The rare and glorious Handelian opera Alcina promises to hold you under its spell in Scottish Opera's glorious, updated production masterminded by Olivia Fuchs (The Makropulos Affair). Reimagining the story into a modern day, hedonistic nightclub setting, this brilliant opera full of seduction, magic, and intrigue plays out to some of Handel's most beautiful masterpieces. featuring Madeline Boreham in the title role and conducted by Dmitri Jurowski, don't miss this alluring new vision of the classic.

As part of their commemorations marking 200 years since the world lost Ludwig Van Beethoven, Scottish Opera set the scene for a magnificent staging of Fidelio, his only opera. Directed by Ruth Knight with design by Alisa Kalyanova and Yannis Thavoris, the magnificent production strengthens the opera's original themes of love and liberty, with Julia Sporsen in the role of Leonore / Fidelio and Thorbjorn Gulbrandsoy as Florestan.

In the 100th year since its premiere, Puccini's last ever work, Turandot, comes to Scottish Opera with a brand new staging masterminded by celebrated director Sir David McVicar! His production chooses to willingly open the door to the darker elements of the tale, mining for new angles to Turandot and Prince Calaf and finding a moving story of two isolated figures transformed by resolve and empathy. Conducted by the capable hand of Stuart Stratford, Trine Brastrop Moller stars in the lead role in this unforgettable adventure, which includes one of opera's most beloved arias; "Nessun Dorma".

Flirtation and fidelity are the order of the day in Mozart's sublime opera buffa Cosi Fan Tutte! A romantic comedy of the highest order, Scottish Opera combines with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland to stage the brilliantly playful work with a hand-picked selection of the opera stars of tomorrow. The prestigious institution's trainee performers are directed by Rebecca Meltzer, and backed by the Orchestra of the Scottish Opera led by conductor John Butt.

Puccini's moving masterpiece of lost love and betrayal, Madama Butterfly, heads to the Scottish Opera with an acclaimed production in collaboration with the Irish Opera. Reimagined for the company by director Daisy Evans alongside prop and set designer Kat Heath, this staging makes identity and memory a central concept, in a work which remains a true classic in the operatic repertoire. The production features an international cast led by conductors Toby Hession and Stuart Stratford, setting up an unforgettable performance of the timeless work.