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This page lists all the scheduled events at Buxton Opera House. If you would like to see all the shows between specific dates in the future then please select your preferred start and end date. Alternatively, you may filter by category.
The Kinder Children’s Choirs of the High Peak present Champagne
05 July 7:30 PM
One of the country’s top children’s choirs, and five times former BBC Choir of the Year finalists, the Kinder Children’s Choirs return to grace the Opera House stage with their timeless blend of music for everyone. As a finale the choirs will be performing The Champagne Chorus from Die Fledermaus augmented by fifty former choristers who recently took part in a gala concert for Choir Director Joyce Ellis. Read more about this event … or
History of Water and Well Dressing in Buxton Walk
09 July 10:30 AM
Buxton Festival Fringe 2008
A walk around the centre of Buxton with Chris Simpson and Christine Gould of the Well Dressing Committee, highlighting the link between the development of Buxton and its unique thermal water, with a visit to the Well Dressing at St Ann’s Well to see how it is made. 1.5 hour duration. Read more about this event … or
The Story of Jam
09 July 6:30 PM
Buxton Festival Fringe 2008
Take 15 young musicians add 1 professional music company, then mix electric guitars with classical instruments. Told in words and music this must-see performance will rock you. Read more about this event … or
Sir Thomas Allen
09 July 7:15 PM
Buxton Festival 2008
Schumann – Dichterliebe, and songs by Brahms, Dvorák and Arthur Somervell
Sir Thomas Allen is an established star of the great opera houses of the world and has been a friend of this Festival for almost 30 years, first making his mark here in the oft-remembered Hamlet of 1980. At the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden he has sung over 40 roles and recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of his debut at the Metropolitan Opera, New York. Read more about this event … or