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Inspired by Euripides’ ancient Greek tragedy 'The Bacchae, Dennis of Penge' is an epic, mythical, heroic tale by Annie Siddons, drawing on real experiences and relationships from Siddons’ childhood in South East London.

Outstanding singers and repetiteurs from the first year of the Guildhall School's Opera course perform classical and contemporary operatic excerpts with piano accompaniment.

The performance opens with music from 17th Century Italy: students from Guildhall’s Opera department perform a collection of Monteverdi Madrigals alongside 'Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda', an operatic scena for three voices.

Guildhall welcomes pianist Paul Lewis for a piano masterclass.

Three outstanding Guildhall instrumentalists compete for the School's most prestigious music prize.

Guildhall's Chamber Music Festival closes with a programme of chamber works by Mozart, Bridge, Roussel and Brahms. 

Guildhall's Chamber Music Festival continues with a programme of chamber works by Beethoven, Martinů, Prokofiev and Arensky.

Guildhall's Chamber Music Festival opens with a programme of chamber works by Malcolm Arnold, Dmitri Shostakovich, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and Antonin Dvořák. 

This workshop forms part of Soul City Art’s development of a new live stage production entitled ‘Waswasa’ Presented by Birmingham 2022 Festival as part of the Commonwealth Games cultural programme.

Guildhall also places second highest of all conservatoires across Drama, Music and Production Arts, with 56% of School’s research activity classed as world-leading in national assessment, including 100% of its research impact.