June 4 - July 6 2025 The Grange Festival 2025
Join us this summer for exceptional opera, dance, jazz and more, on an unparalleled English country estate
"No opera house can boast a more serenely beautiful setting.”
The Telegraph
A landmark Festival is in store for 2025, featuring a thrilling range of work, a wider range of prices (with more than 5,000 tickets under £100), and some of the most acclaimed artists in the world making their debuts at The Grange.
Join us for Verdi’s masterpiece of heartbreak, La traviata; the greatest operetta of all time, Die Fledermaus; an epic hip-hop-meets-Baroque collaboration with internationally acclaimed artists in Rameau’s Les Indes galantes; the return of Ballet Black; and four varied concert programmes—Summertime Swing, Bernstein on Broadway, Queen at the Opera and a star-studded opera gala in aid of The Meath Epilepsy Charity.
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La Traviata
Jun | 4 7 14 21 24 27
Jul | 4 6
Violetta trades a life of glamour for a chance at true love, but family pressures push her toward a heartbreaking decision. This new production of Verdi’s timeless masterpiece from Maxine Braham and Jamie Vartan features Samantha Clarke as Violetta and conductor Richard Farnes leading the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in his Festival debut.
Die Fledermaus
Jun | 20 22 25 28
Jul | 5
Sparkling with melody, mischief and a masquerade, the greatest operetta of all time arrives in a stunning new production from Paul Curran and Gary McCann.
An ensemble cast led by Sylvia Schwartz and Andrew Hamilton, brings the witty English translation to life, with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra conducted by Paul Daniel.
Les Indes Galantes
Jun | 30
Jul | 1 2
Rameau’s gorgeous music meets powerful physical storytelling in this unique collaboration between director-choreographer Bintou Dembélé and conductor Leonardo García Alarcón.
Featuring leading baroque soloists, street dance company Rualité, Namur Chamber Choir and acclaimed period orchestra Cappella Mediterranea in their UK opera debuts.
Ballet Black: Double Bill
Jul | 3
Award-winning choreographer, Chanel DaSilva explores what it means to be human in her new work which focuses on using the power of the arts to inspire change, in the dance world and beyond. Franco-British artist, and Choreographer in Residence at Scottish Ballet, Sophie Laplane explores triumph over adversity in If At First, inspired by the art of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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