London Opera - Opera Tickets

From timeless classics to bold new productions, opera in London captivates, inspires, and enchants audiences. Experience the brilliance of live performance with productions like HMS Pinafore, Partenope, and Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny - each showcasing the power, passion, and artistry that define London’s world-class opera scene.

Discover the best of Opera in London 

Opera has always been more than just music: it’s a fusion of drama, passion, and storytelling that stirs emotions like few other art forms. From timeless masterpieces to bold new works, London’s stages continue to enchant with productions such as HMS Pinafore, Partenope, and Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny 

For those eager to explore, the city offers everything from intimate chamber performances to large-scale spectacles, with options for every budget, including special offers and discounts on tickets. London’s vibrant opera scene is just one part of a rich cultural landscape - venture further into the world of West End shows, where musical theatre and classic theatre plays in London continue to captivate audiences.

Whether you’re an opera aficionado or discovering it for the first time, London promises performances that inspire and enthrall. Book your tickets, find the latest shows, and let yourself be carried away by the magic of opera in the capital.

London Opera FAQs

What Are The Best Operas In London?

London’s opera scene is rich with choice. Highlights include HMS Pinafore, Partenope, Carmen, and Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny, which all showcase the city’s incredible range of style and storytelling. Each season brings new productions that captivate audiences with world-class talent and creativity.

What Is The Most Popular Opera In London?

Classics like Carmen remain perennial crowd-pleasers, while innovative productions such as Partenope and Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny draw modern audiences. London’s blend of traditional and contemporary opera ensures there’s always something thrilling to see.

How Many Opera Houses Are There In London?

London is home to several world-renowned opera venues, including the Royal Opera House and the London Coliseum, as well as smaller theatres and independent companies that contribute to the city’s dynamic operatic scene.

How Much Do Opera Tickets Cost In London?

Opera in London caters to every budget. You can see incredible productions at the London Coliseum from just £14, with ticket prices varying depending on the performance, date, and seating choice.

Is Phantom of the Opera Finishing In London?

No - Phantom of the Opera isn’t closing anytime soon. Running for over 35 years in the West End, it remains one of London’s most beloved and award-winning musicals, captivating millions with its iconic score and spectacular staging.

Is Onegin A Ballet Or An Opera?

Onegin exists as both a ballet and an opera. Tchaikovsky’s opera inspired the later ballet adaptation, and both versions are performed in London, each offering a unique take on Pushkin’s timeless tale of love and regret.

Can I Wear Jeans To The Royal Opera House?

Yes, you can wear what you feel comfortable in. There’s no strict dress code at the Royal Opera House, so whether it’s jeans or formal wear, the focus is on enjoying an unforgettable evening of performance.

What Is The Best Time Of Year To See Opera In London?

Spring brings new productions, summer offers outdoor and festival performances, autumn marks the start of major seasons, and winter delivers classic favourites - each season offering its own special atmosphere.