Grammy nominee and 2014 International Opera Awards Male Singer of the Year, Stuart Skelton is one of the finest heldentenors on the stage today, critically acclaimed for his outstanding musicianship, tonal beauty and intensely dramatic portrayals.
On Tuesday 13 May, Stuart will host a special evening in aid of the Studio, featuring a short masterclass followed by a performance of some of his favorite repertoire alongside our current Young Artists.
Stuart will be joined by pianist Eric Melear, Artistic Director of the National Opera Studio, for what promises to be a wonderful evening of music.
Tickets: £250 (including a voluntary £150 donation to support the Studio’s work)
Event Schedule:
7:00pm – Reception with Stuart and the Young Artists (canapés and wine)
7:45pm – 8:45pm – Musical performances
9:00pm – 9:30pm – Post-event drinks and bowl food
Dress Code: Smart casual (no trainers or collarless shirts unless covered by a jacket)
This will be a truly special evening not to be missed.
Change of Artist
Brindley Sherratt has regretfully had to withdraw from this event. We are pleased to announce that Stuart Skelton will now perform in his place.
Performance Details:
Venue:
Princess Alexandra Hall, Royal Overseas League, Park Place, SW1A 1LR
Starts:
May 13, 2025
Ends:
May 13, 2025
Time:
7pm - 9.30pm
Price:
£250 which includes a voluntary donation of £150 to the work of the Studio
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