Outstanding performers from the first year of Guildhall School’s Opera Course present classical and contemporary operatic excerpts performed with piano accompaniment.

World-famous British jazz singer Norma Winstone joins Guildhall Jazz musicians for her 'Songs of the Auvergne' – a mirage of pastoral magic.

Milton Court Artist-in-Residence Anthony McGill – the New York Philharmonic’s Principal Clarinet – shares his ‘lustrous sound and dynamic range’ (Bachtrack) with Guildhall School musicians in an evening masterclass.

Guildhall Jazz Orchestra join forces with Morley College Jazz Orchestra to present the music of American composer, arranger and trombonist Bill Russo.

Pianist Lucy Parham, known internationally for her Composer Portraits in words and music, and Sir Simon Russell Beale present Elégie to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rachmaninov.

Leading Dutch conductor Antony Hermus joins Guildhall Symphony Orchestra for a fascinating and fantastical evening of music by Unsuk Chin, Bartók and Zemlinksy.

The life stories of two eponymous female heroes are explored in this double bill of captivating operatic works by Respighi: 'Maria egiziaca' and 'La bella dormente nel bosco'.

Guildhall Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of Joshua Weilerstein, presents a special evening of music to celebrate 10 years of Milton Court.

Roy Williams' thought-provoking play examines the cost of sending naïve young people to war, and the catastrophic reverberations for the West’s moral authority.

Lorca’s compelling and elemental tragedy, translated by Ursula Rani Sarma, taps into some of the most universal themes of theatre to tell the story of one woman’s quest to become a mother.