Discover.
Outland Opera works with artists, writers and storytellers throughout the creative process, whether we’re researching new places, writing new stories or composing new songs.
This is where you can find some additional content, information, work, and good news.
Story Share - Jill Proctor
Jill Proctor’s love letter to Portland, from one of our Story Shares in 2021.
Restore our Earth
5 ways Outland Opera is helping to 'Restore our Earth' this Earth Day (and beyond).
Seeds of Stories 3 // Portland and St George’s Church
Local poet and The Stones Sing librettist, Anna Rose-Prynn, reflects on the places that inspired each of her Dorset operas. Our final story will take place at St George’s Church on Portland.
Seeds of Stories 2 // St Catherine’s Chapel
Local poet and The Stones Sing librettist, Anna Rose-Prynn, reflects on the places that inspired each of her Dorset operas. This time, it’s St Catherine’s Chapel in Abbotsbury.
Being a “nature-ally”
‘Leave no trace’ is a set of principles we follow to make sure that Outland Opera and our audiences leave sites as we found them. Find out more here.
Brand new site // artwork by Emily Burnett.
Outland Opera is absolutely delighted to launch our brand new website at the start of a brand new year. For us, Outland Opera is a glimmer of hope amidst the chaos of the coronavirus pandemic - we hope that this site gives you a little spark of cheer too!
Seeds of stories 1 // Wynford Eagle
Local poet and The Stones Sing librettist, Anna Rose-Prynn, reflects on the places that inspired each of her Dorset operas. First, she introduces us to her home and site of our first production: Wynford Eagle.