From Copenhagen to Cologne, from Helsinki to Hong Kong, Ascolta Artists are present on some of Europe’s most distinguished stages throughout March 2026.
At Det Kongelige Teater, Sofie Lund performs Norina in Don Pasquale across multiple March dates. Later in the month, Sibylle Glosted appears as Papagena in Papageno og Papagena and Annina in Der Rosenkavalier, continuing a strong presence of our artists at the Royal Danish Theatre.
At Helsingør Kammeropera, Verdi’s Otello features Cecilia Lund Tomter as Emilia and Anders Kampmann in the title role. Kampmann also appears later in March at Operaen i Midten in Fugl, alongside Sidsel Eriksen and Frederikke Kampmann.
Baroque repertoire is represented at the London Handel Festival, where Steffen Jespersen performs in Titus L’Empereur. In Germany, Jonah Spungin appears in The Wreckers at Landestheater Detmold.
Oratorio highlights include Niels W. Gade’s Elverskud with Sønderjyllands Symfoniorkester featuring Sofie Elkjær Jensen and Christian Damsgaard, as well as Rossini’s Stabat Mater and Mozart’s Vesperae solennes de Confessore at Meistersingerhalle Nürnberg with Irina Ignata.
International engagements continue with Aistė Pilibaitė at National Theatre Brno in Eugene Onegin and on tour to Hong Kong with Dvořák’s Requiem; José de Eça in Mascagni’s Silvano with Chelsea Opera Group.
In Finland, Conny Thimander appears in Festen at Finnish National Opera, while in Germany Trine Møller takes on Brünnhilde in Die Walküre at Oper Köln, with the premiere closing the month.
A dynamic month that reflects the artistic range of Ascolta Artists — spanning grand opera, chamber productions, symphonic repertoire and international touring at the highest level.