Operasonic is seeking a freelance Executive Producer!! Come and work with us and drive the creation of music and opera with young people and communities in Newport. Dewch i weithio … Continue reading →

Operasonic is running two schools projects this spring, both funded by Arts Council Wales Creative Learning Through the Arts Scheme. Opera in schools is clearly thriving in South East Wales … Continue reading →

In October 2018 Rhian Hutchings attended the Rose Bruford Music on Stage Conference in London. The conference explored opera for young people. Rhian presented a paper written in collaboration with … Continue reading →

Operasonic is thrilled to announce that Newport Legends has been shortlisted for the Royal Philharmonic Society Awards in the Learning and Participation category. Creative Director Rhian Hutchings commented “I’m absolutely … Continue reading →

Operasonic is currently collaborating with Welsh National Opera to explore political activism and ‘Deeds not Words’ in preparation for their forthcoming opera Rhondda Rips it Up! Operasonic’s Rhian Hutchings is … Continue reading →

Things are now moving fast on the Newport Legends project! Last night saw the premier performance of The Legend of Tom Prothero at Clytha Primary School. You can listen to … Continue reading →

Composer and Conductor Richard Barnard tells us about his adventures in Bristol schools this May: It’s been a busy few weeks visiting schools across Bristol to introduce children to The … Continue reading →

I’ve finally had some time this week to have a look at the amazing photos and videos that were put together around the Opera Game development process that Operasonic undertook … Continue reading →

There’s just a week to go before we are full steam ahead with our Pamina’s Story workshops in the YMCA in Pillgwennly. Come down and join in. You don’t need … Continue reading →