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Join us for exceptional opera, dance and concerts on an unparallelled English country estate.

2 June - 12 July 2026

"No opera house can boast a more serenely beautiful setting.”
The Telegraph

Our incredible 2026 Festival has drawn to a close, and we want to say a huge thank you to our audiences. We hope you enj...
22/07/2026

Our incredible 2026 Festival has drawn to a close, and we want to say a huge thank you to our audiences. We hope you enjoyed every moment of your visits this season.

We broke attendance records, reached incredible artistic highs, sold out 12 of our 27 performances, and continued to stretch the boundaries of our programming and ambition.

Our 2026-27 membership year begins on 1 August, and we have a host of incredible events to share with our members and patrons, in addition to an incredible 10th Anniversary Festival line up which we will announce in due course.

Membership, and production and role sponsorship, are ways that you can help secure the future of the Festival, so if you’d like to be part of our growing community please considering joining. More information can be found here: https://thegrangefestival.co.uk/join/

Thank you for being part of an unparallelled 2026 Festival and we hope to see you at one of our events soon.

Our incredible 2026 Festival comes to a close with one more performance of our 5-star, sold-out Eugene Onegin. Did you j...
12/07/2026

Our incredible 2026 Festival comes to a close with one more performance of our 5-star, sold-out Eugene Onegin.

Did you join us this year? We’d like to extend a huge thank you to all our audiences, and of course the entire company for their hard work, talent, and dedication this has been a truly magnificent season.

Be sure to sign up to our mailing list through the link in our bio to get updates about our 10 year anniversary festival happening in 2027.

Toi toi toi to our magnificent Eugene Onegin company: Lidiya Yankovskaya, Max Webster, Frankie Bradshaw, Jack Knowles, Arthur Pita, Ruzan Mantashyan, Vladislav Chizhov, Alice Chung, Ryan Vaughan Davies, Diana Montague, Catherine Wyn-Rogers, Mark Kurmanbayev, Toby Spence, Isabella Chandler, Nathan Goodman, Matthew Potulski, Kingston Taylor, Shakiera Ward, Daisy West, Rachel Wise and everyone involved for their final show.

Our beautiful production of La Bohème, the Festival's best-selling show to date, takes its final bow this evening. It ha...
11/07/2026

Our beautiful production of La Bohème, the Festival's best-selling show to date, takes its final bow this evening.

It has been such a joy to see eight nights of incredible performances unfold from this world-class cast and company. And if you've been lucky enough to catch it this summer, thank you for being part of this special performance. The joy of bringing together artists and audiences is the reason we do the work we do.

Thank you and bravo to Isabela Diaz, Luke Norvell, Rhian Lois, Patrick Dow, Dan D'Souza, Jamie Woollard, William Dazeley, the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and everyone involved.

A huge congratulations to Ballet Black and M22 Collective on their incredibly well-received Festival performances. Balle...
10/07/2026

A huge congratulations to Ballet Black and M22 Collective on their incredibly well-received Festival performances.

Ballet Black lit up our stage for two evenings of dance with work from two remarkable choreographers: Hope Boykin's All Towards Hope, Mthuthuzeli November's Olivier-winning Ingoma, and Spirit Dances from his company M22 Collective.

Thank you to Cassa Pancho and every one of these extraordinary dancers.

Photography by Connor Apps







Don't miss the final performance of our stunning La Bohème, already The Grange Festival's best-selling production ever, ...
08/07/2026

Don't miss the final performance of our stunning La Bohème, already The Grange Festival's best-selling production ever, surpassing last year's record-breaking La Traviata.

Puccini's heart-breaking masterpiece is led by Richard Farnes, "one of this country's best operatic conductors." (The Guardian)

This performance of La Bohème is generously supported by the Laidlaw Opera Trust, who have also helped us bring more than 550 young people to this year's Festival through our Under 36 Tickets programme, many discovering opera for the first time.

Book your tickets via link here: https://thegrangefestival.co.uk/productions/la-boh%C3%A8me/

Photography by Richard Hubert Smith

Joining Ballet Black this summer is M22 Collective, a bold new dance company founded by acclaimed choreographer and form...
07/07/2026

Joining Ballet Black this summer is M22 Collective, a bold new dance company founded by acclaimed choreographer and former Ballet Black dancer Mthuthuzeli November.

He returns to The Grange Festival with Ingoma, performed by Ballet Black alongside their 25th anniversary work All Towards Hope, choreographed by Alvin Ailey star Hope Boykin, plus the premiere of M22's Spirit Dances. Three powerful works across two unmissable evenings, 8 & 9 July.

Tickets through the link here: https://thegrangefestival.co.uk/productions/dance2026/

And that's a wrap on The Soul of Opera. Two unforgettable nights of Puccini, Aretha Franklin, gospel and heart-opening a...
03/07/2026

And that's a wrap on The Soul of Opera. Two unforgettable nights of Puccini, Aretha Franklin, gospel and heart-opening arias. Thank you to Jah'Mila, Innocent Masuku, Melody Mezzo, the Welsh National Opera Orchestra and conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser for showing us what the voice can do.

📷️ Connor Apps






02/07/2026

Congratulations to our vocalists and company on tonight's opening performance of The Soul of Opera. Catch soul star Jah'Mila, tenor Innocent Masuku and mezzo-soprano Melody Wilson in our second performance tomorrow, 3 July, with the Welsh National Opera Orchestra under the baton of conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser.

Tickets from £18 via the link here: https://thegrangefestival.co.uk/productions/la-clemenza-di-tito/

📹️ Connor Apps

29/06/2026

Seats are running out for our 5-star production of Eugene Onegin!

Tomorrow, June 30, is a particularly special performance with more than 100 audience members age 18-35 who booked through our subsidised Under 36 Tickets programme. There are still some Under 36 Tickets available should you know anyone eligible who might be interested in seeing this incredible production at great value prices (from £5 for ages 18-25 and from £15 for ages 26-35.)

The links to purchase can be found via the link below:

Under 36 Tickets: https://thegrangefestival.co.uk/under-36/

General On-Sale: https://thegrangefestival.co.uk/productions/eugene-onegin/

Best availability 30 June, with very limited availability on 4, 10, and 12 July.

We hope to see you there!

Directed by Max Webster. Designed by Frankie Bradshaw. Lighting by Jack Knowles. Choreographed by Arthur Pita. With Ruzan Mantashyan as Tatyana, Vladislav Chizhov as Onegin, Alice Chung as Olga, Ryan Vaughan Davies as Lensky, Diana Montague as Larina, Catherine Wyn-Rogers as Filipyevna, Mark Kurmanbayev as Prince Gremin, and Toby Spence as Triquet with Lidiya Yankovskaya conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

Five stars for our new Eugene Onegin ★★★★★ Yesterday we opened our production of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece to an appreci...
27/06/2026

Five stars for our new Eugene Onegin ★★★★★

Yesterday we opened our production of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece to an appreciative audience and outstanding reviews. The Telegraph called it "an outstanding evening from a fine team, reinventing a great opera," and Bachtrack called it “unmissable.”

Best availability for remaining tickets is Tuesday, the 30th of June, with the final performance on the 12th of July. Tickets are selling fast so be sure to secure your seats now via the link here: https://thegrangefestival.co.uk/productions/eugene-onegin/

Congratulations to the entire cast and company!

Directed by Max Webster. Designed by Frankie Bradshaw. Lighting by Jack Knowles. Choreographed by Arthur Pita. With Ruzan Mantashyan as Tatyana, Vladislav Chizhov as Onegin, Alice Chung as Olga, Ryan Vaughan Davies as Lensky, Diana Montague as Larina, Catherine Wyn-Rogers as Filipyevna, Mark Kurmanbayev as Prince Gremin, and Toby Spence as Triquet with Lidiya Yankovskaya conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

Photography by Richard Hubert Smith

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The Grange
Northington
NRWINCHESTER

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm

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+441962791020

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