This powerful new concert experience fully embraces circus, opera & classical music in two captivating new works by Chloé Charody to help tell stories that must be heard.

Music theatre from the south of the world in native language

Titled Composition As Explanation, Composer David Lang has created an exciting evening-length performance specifically for Eighth Blackbird and their distinctive performance abilities featuring the groundbreaking and always surprising text of Gertrude Stein.

BRYGGEN is a fresh and dynamic string orchestra for whom innovation is key, and where every concert is an experience, both for the audience and the performers.

“Two Odysseys: Pimooteewin | Gállábártnit” is a touring production featuring the first-ever operas set in the Indigenous languages of Cree (Canada) and Sámi (Nordic region) based on ageless storytelling from those cultures.

Yum! A Participatory XR Music Theatre, infusing satire with an immersive dining experience

An enchanting music performance for young audiences (6+), focusing on the music and character of composer Maurice Ravel, the mysterious and imaginative dandy who as a child wandered around the workspace of his father – inventor and engineer – full of drawings, models, designs and machines.

Kinderlieder is a participatory song recital for ages 0-5, reimagining the classical Liederabend from the joyful, open perspective of a child.

The Freestyle Orchestra, a cutting-edge Vienna-based ensemble of artists fluent in both classical music and contemporary circus disciplines, offers groundbreaking interdisciplinary performances that challenge traditional concert formats, providing unique and immersive experiences that explore the intersection of musical and physical artistry.

A transcultural Ensemble founded out of a German State Philharmonic Orchestra

First all women’s orchestra in Latin America who fuse together European and Cuban Classical music

Liza is an award winning, innovative contemporary performer, composer, producer, lyricist and multimedia narrative author. They were awarded the cross disciplinary boundary breaking Fusion Fund by Help Musicians UK to create a narrative audiovisual work. They have built their own instrument, the roborecorder, which is on display in the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry.