Tuesday 3 March at 1pm & 6.30pm
Tickets - £8, family of four - £30, schools £6

Captain Houston and Lieutenant Schmidt are counting down to take off. But something goes horribly wrong! Join them as they spin back in time and see cars, lorries, bikes, balloons and boats from their amazing spaceship. 

What will they learn about vehicles and what will they learn about each other? How will they get back to their own time? Come along on this operatic space voyage through the history of transport for children aged 6 - 12 year olds and their adults and find out!

An Operasonic / Martyn Harry Production.

Saturday 21 March at 7.30pm
Tickets - £19, concessions - £17

MWO bring a fresh approach to Mozart’s enduring masterpiece for their 2020 Spring tour. Using Amanda Holden’s English translation filled with ‘uninhibited mirth’ and our own Music Director’s orchestral arrangement of Mozart’s sublime score, our brand-new production will be tailor made in Wales with international performers joined on stage by young talent from the Wales International Academy of Voice. 

Join Figaro and Susanna on their marriage merry go round, as servants outwit their masters, women outwit their men and true love triumphs against the odds.

Wednesday 27 May at 7.30pm

Tickets - £20, concessions - £17

This Summer Welsh National Opera takes you back to school with a brand new production of Mozart’s comic opera Così fan tutte aka School of Love. Set in the early 1970s, four sixth formers discover that falling in love can be incredible, dramatic, awkward and complicated in this coming of age tale.

The students are given a valuable lesson in love, life and liberty when their teacher involves them in a secret experiment. They are challenged to re-think their relationships with each other and indeed their whole identities as they are confronted with a series of amusing scenarios designed to deceive.

Sung in English