We’re hosting another free music and drama taster workshop for 16-25 year olds next Wednesday 11th December, this time at Côr Meibion Morlais in Ferndale, between 18:30 and 20:00. This free taster […]

As you may already know, we’re thrilled to be nominated for the prestigious Fedora Prize Biennale for Future Directions: Butetown 2025–26, a project that pushes the boundaries of what opera […]

Last month, our Director, Michael McCarthy, joined the Business of Opera Conference, hosted by the Laidlaw Opera Trust, to help reimagine the future of opera. This exciting gathering brought together […]

We’re thrilled to announce that MTW has been nominated for the Fedora Education Prize, recognising our commitment to making opera accessible and innovative. To support this journey, we are launching […]

Your chance to get involved in an exciting creative project for 16-25 year olds based in Rhondda Cynon Taff.

Music Theatre Wales and Sinfonia Cymru are thrilled to announce a new partnership that aims to benefit audiences across Wales, enrich the communities we engage with, support the artists we work with, and advance the development of music and opera performance in Wales.

Music Theatre Wales is releasing two new Digital Opera Shorts commissioned as part of our New Directions programme.

As we reach the end of 2023, I wanted to share with you what a year it has been, working in multiple forms and with the widest range of creatives imaginable, embracing live performance, digital works, young creatives and street art.

Violet by Tom Coult and Alice Birch receives its 4th major award nomination AND The Scorched Earth Trilogy by Brian Irvine is also nominated for Best Stage Work.

We are happy to have received multi-year support from Arts Council of Wales to enable us to continue our mission to re-imagine opera as a more widely available and expressive form of storytelling in music for all.