Scottish Opera

Deputy First Minister John Swinney MSP was watched by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon as he delivered his budget to the Scottish Parliament.Picture: Andrew Cowan/Scottish Parliament/PA Wire

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Lady Veronica Gibson was involved in Scottish Opera from its formation in 1962.

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Madeline Squire is one of the dancers playing the magician Drosselmeyer in Scottish Ballet's production of The Nutcracker at the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh. Picture: Andy Ross

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The full cast of Falstaff take a bow. Picture: Scottish Opera

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Scottish Ensemble and Social Bite serve up slice of summer

Scottish Opera staged an outdoor version of La Boheme outside its Edington Street studios in Glasgow last September. Picture: James Glossop

Month-long festival to be staged at pop-up outdoor theatre in Glasgow

Opera lovers headed to the Beacon Arts Centre in Greenock during Scottish Opera's pop-up tour in September.

Scottish Opera to stage 200 'pop-up' shows at 40 outdoor venues this summer

Eden Court in Inverness is one of Scotland's biggest arts centres.

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Ireen Opara and Elliot Hosey both from P7 have built up a very positive relationship with the local residents in Brookwell Court Sheltered Housing in Muirhouse over the past couple of years. At this time of year, they usually visit with the Christmas Choir, but due to current restrictions they are not able to do this - so are delivering Christmas hampers

So, our P7s have made Christmas Gift Parcels to give to all the residents this year. They include 2 tins of soup, a tin of beans, a knitted hat and scarf, a shower gel, a small selection box, a homemade tealight and a Christmas card. The class will deliver them before the end of term, and they will be quarantined before being given to the residents. We are delighted to be able to do this and maintain contact with the residents during these challenging times.

Primary school bring Christmas cheer to retirement housing residents

Charlotte Hoather and Ross Stenhouse in A Little Bit of Iolanthe, a previous pop-up production staged by Scottish Opera. Picture: Julie Howden

Flight museum and Edinburgh Zoo to host 'pop-up opera'

The SCO’s principal double bassist, Nikita Naumov.

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