What does ENO mean in ENGLISH

English National Opera (ENO) is an internationally renowned opera company based in London, England. It was founded in 1931 and produces classic and modern operas, as well as innovative new works from some of the world's leading contemporary composers. ENO has recently expanded its repertoire with innovative productions on stage and on screen.

The ENO produces both classic and modern operas, ranging from traditional Victorian-era pieces to more avant-garde 21st century works. Its performances include famous pieces such as Mozart's Magic Flute, Puccini's La Bohème, Verdi's La Traviata and Wagner's Ring Cycle. Additionally, the ENO often commissions new works from living composers to expand its repertoire.

The ENO performs mainly at the London Coliseum in the West End of London. This historic 2,358-seat theatre is a Grade II listed building that opened in 1904 and has been renovated numerous times since then to provide an optimal performance environment for musicians and audiences alike.

Tickets for ENO performances can be purchased online at eno.org or through the box office located at The London Coliseum between 10am – 6pm Monday to Saturday, or 12–6pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays. Alternatively you can call 0844 412 4650 or +44 (0) 207 845 9300 (international customers).

Yes! Students aged 25 or under can get discounted tickets for performances at the London Coliseum by introducing themselves with valid student ID when booking their tickets over the phone (0844 412 4650) or in person at The London Coliseum box office. Additionally, students over 18 with valid student ID can purchase same day Rush tickets priced from £10–£25 depending on availability.

Yes! Group bookings for 10 people or more attending one performance receive a discounted rate with tiered prices beginning from £20 per ticket upwards depending on size of group booking and type of performance chosen. To inquire about group discounts please call 02078459300 Mon–Friday 10am–4pm during normal office hours or email [email protected] with your enquiry.

Yes! The education department oversees educational programmes aimed at providing inspiring musical experiences to learners of all ages throughout local communities within England as well as across Europe wholeheartedly committed to making opera accessible to everyone regardless of age, background or ability.

Yes! Internships play a crucial role within English National Opera’s organisation allowing ambitious young professionals hands-on experience working alongside experienced professionals within the industry whilst gaining invaluable insights into key elements of running a successful international opera house.