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Enyi Okpara joins London Schools Symphony Orchestra as Conductor in Residence

Guildhall Young Artists and Black Lives in Music announce Enyi Okpara as the 2023-24 Conductor in Residence with the London Schools Symphony Orchestra.

In Conversation with Theatre Technology student, Billy Boarman Powell

From Video Engineering to Sound Design, we caught up with Theatre Technology student, Billy Boarman Powell. We discuss why they chose London, the fast-paced life of studying at Guildhall and the range of external specialists helping to build up their industry contact list.

In Conversation with Design Realisation student, Christina Angus

We caught up with Design Realisation student, Christina Angus, to talk first year project, DRP. A fast-paced project that allows training across scenic art, prop making and construction, resulting in a life-size film inspired set. This year our first year students took on the film franchise Indiana Jones.

La Escuela Guildhall publica las primeras grabaciones de canciones del olvidado maestro latinoamericano

Guildhall School publishes first recordings of songs by neglected Latin American master

Guildhall School publishes first recordings of songs by Pedro Ximénez Abril y Tirado

In Conversation with BA Production Arts student, Artie Cook

Working across Stage Management and Costume, we caught up with Production Arts student Artie to talk through their experiences on moving to London from the South of England, what it is like to live in the City and how their recent Graduate Project allowed them to make costumes for a flying performer.

Guildhall Jazz Orchestra with Rufus Reid

Guildhall Jazz Orchestra presents a performance with one of a handful of true renaissance figures in the arts, bassist and composer, Rufus Reid.

A Star Next to the Moon

Stephen McNeff’s latest opera, A Star Next to the Moon, receives its world premiere at Guildhall School. Based on Juan Rulfo’s iconic novel Pedro Páramo, with a libretto by Aoife Mannix, the piece explores how love and belonging struggle under a tyrannical regime.

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Guildhall Wigmore Prize Recital

Winner of the 2025 Guildhall Wigmore Prize, exceptional violinist Kryštof Kohout presents a captivating programme featuring works by Bartók and Richard Strauss, alongside UK premieres by Czech composers Fišer and Příhoda, with pianist Edward Leung.