Performing opera "in the round" and sung in English to communities throughout Sussex since 1989.
New year, new plans? How about for romance? For seeing more culture? For supporting local arts? Bringing friends together on a night out? This could be the perfect place for you to do just that! Book your ticket, mark your calendar and get ready for a Serenade to Love!
Tickets available 1st November!
We are delighted to announce our Christmas concert, Angels in the Snow.
This Christmas we will be performing at beautiful Danny House, a Grade 1, Elizabethan mansion nestled under the South Downs. It is going to be the perfect backdrop for our Christmas program so please come along and share it with us.
Tickets available 1st November!
We are delighted to announce our next concert, Shakespeare at the Opera.
Tickets will be available from 1st September
We had a fantastic response from our wonderful audience at Lindfield and Uckfield last weekend.
Our final 2 performances are this weekend in Steyning and Hurstpierpoint. We would love you to come and enjoy it with us!
In this short video we explore the historical facts that inspired the story for Un Giorno di Regno (King for a Day).
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Only 2 more weeks until the opening night of Un Giorno di Regno (King for a Day)! Don't forget to book your tickets.
In this short video we explore the Composition History of this little known but very rewarding work.
We are excited to announce that online booking for our next production, Verdi's King for a Day (Un Giorno di Regno) is now open.
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Telephone booking will be open from 7th April.
We are delighted to announce our next production, Verdi's King for a Day.
Tickets will be on sale soon!
We are delighted to announce our next event, a celebration of the life and work of Giacomo Puccini.
To purchase tickets, please click here to be taken to the Hurst Festival web page.
Heber Opera will be taking part in the Hurst Festival with a concert celebrating "Puccini's World".
From 1893, when Puccini's Manon Lescaut was first performed (a week before Verdi's last opera, Falstaff) he came to international acclaim with La Boheme, Tosca, and Madam Butterfly - culminating in his final work, the unfinished masterpiece: Turandot. This was in 1924.
100 years on it is easy to see how he became the natural successor to Verdi. However, in succeeding The Master, it turns out he was to become the Last Master of Italian Opera - for, though much imitated, he has never been equalled, and music has travelled in very different directions since.
The Performance is at 6pm on 29 September in Hurstpierpoint Village Centre.