Engagement Opportunities

Join Royal Central for an intimate evening on Thursday 8th May which will shine a light on how designers, makers and performers collaborate to craft compelling stage productions. There will […]

We are delighted to offer an invitation to the prestigious 2025 Gold Medal Final, taking place on Thursday 8th May at 7pm in Barbican Hall.

The Gold Medal is the Guildhall School's premier music prize, and was endowed by Sir H. Dixon Kimber in 1915. Since the 1950s it has been open to singers and instrumentalists in alternate years. This year it is the turn of the singers, with three exceptional soloists from the School’s Vocal and Opera departments performing accompanied by the Guildhall Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jonathan Stockhammer.

Fishmongers' Colyer-Edwards Bequest Scholar soprano, Seohyun Go, is a finalist and we wish her the best of luck.

This production of Britten's rarely-performed church parable – directed by Victoria Newlyn and conducted by the Academy's Head of Opera Christopher White – is the final opportunity to see the Royal Academy of Music's current cohort of talented singers on the Academy's postgraduate opera course. Many of these students have already secured contracts at international opera houses and summer festivals including Glyndebourne, Garsington, the Opera Studio at the Bavarian State Opera, the Mascarade Opera Studio in Florence and Accademia Rossiniana at the Rossini Opera Festival.
The Burning Fiery Furnace tells the story of Nebuchadnezzar and the three Israelites, Ananias, Misael and Asarias who were thrown into a furnace for their refusal to worship Nebuchadnezzar's image of gold.
Fishmongers' Scholar, tenor Konstantinos Akritides, will be starring as Misael.

For the 2025 edition of London Craft Week, the City & Guilds of London Art School will host a two-day event showcasing some of the historic and contemporary craft skills they champion on their undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The free admission event will take place on Friday 16 May and Saturday 17 May 2025 and includes an engaging programme of activities, as well as the exciting opportunity to glimpse inside a real Art School. The two days will include stone carving, conservations and gilding demonstrations, along with exhibitions of work by students and members of the National Saturday Club, a free outreach programme for young local people which Company funding supports. There will also be opportunities to have a go at wood and stone carving or sign up for a printmaking workshop.

For the 2025 edition of London Craft Week, the City & Guilds of London Art School will host a two-day event showcasing some of the historic and contemporary craft skills they champion on their undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The free admission event will take place on Friday 16 May and Saturday 17 May 2025 and includes an engaging programme of activities, as well as the exciting opportunity to glimpse inside a real Art School. The two days will include stone carving, conservations and gilding demonstrations, along with exhibitions of work by students and members of the National Saturday Club, a free outreach programme for young local people which Company funding supports. There will also be opportunities to have a go at wood and stone carving or sign up for a printmaking workshop.

London City Orchestra, who use Fishmongers' Hall as a rehearsal space, will be holding a free Children's Concert at St Gabriel's Church, Pimlico from 4-5.30pm on Saturday 31st May. Save […]

The talented BA Acting students of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama take to the stage performing Neil Bartlett’s remarkable adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, which features Fishmongers' Ben […]

Join Trinity Laban's Jazz Orchestra for an evening of live jazz on Monday 9th June from 7pm at the Laban Theatre. This summer jazz double bill features performances led by  Trinity […]

Experience an evening of bold new operatic storytelling performed by singers and repetiteurs from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama Opera Course. Opera Makers features new works written by […]