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From Truro to Durham, Poole to Perth, music lovers all over the country should book now for English Touring Opera |
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"From Truro to Durham, Poole to Perth, music lovers all over the country should book now for English Touring Opera." The Observer
"ETO hit the bull's-eye... vivid, committed characterisations from an excellent ensemble of young singers... theatrical energy and immediacy" Rupert Christiansen, Daily Telegraph.
Don't miss English Touring Opera's exciting new Spring productions of Anna Bolena, Susannah and Don Giovanni as they tour the country from March to May 2008.
WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL JOIN US AND HELP KEEP US ON THE ROAD!
Since 1980, English Touring Opera has been committed to bringing opera of the highest quality to regions throughout the UK, and we now give over 150 performances a year to more than 50,000 audience members across the country. ETO also runs an extensive Education and Community Participation Programme complimenting our exciting and varied programme of performance perfectly. The most recent programme included creative learning as well as drama and music therapy as part of ten projects with more than 5,000 participants of all abilities, aged from 3 to 90.
BECOME A MEMBER OF ENGLISH TOURING OPERA
HELP US BRING OPERA OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY TO THE FURTHEST REACHES OF THE UK
Friend £25+
Advance information about ETO’s tours;
Priority mailing of our newsletter, Stagedoor;
Advance notice and priority booking at all theatres;
Associate £50+ all of the above plus:
Invitation to pre-show talks;
A free programme in advance of the tour;
Recognition in our production programmes;
Opportunity to become an integral part of your local ETO Network and share your passion for opera with other enthusiasts
Patron £250+ all of the above plus:
Recognition on the ETO website;
Press review packs upon request;
Personal e-mail newsletter from the General Director;
Personalised booking of exclusive selection of seats, direct with the
ETO development office (subject to availability)
Benefactor £1,000+ all of the above plus:
Opportunity to host a private recital/performance;
Invitation to dress rehearsals with a pre-show talk (in London);
Opportunity to have dinner or lunch with the General Director;
Invitation to select rehearsals with exclusive access to observe the creative process (in London)
“All should cherish English Touring Opera, one of the most innovative companies in the country.” The Observer
Through our new partnership with Charity Choice you can conveniently become an ETO Member online with any major debit or credit card.
You can also also print off the membership form and, once completed, send it with your payment
to: Donate Now to ETO Through Chairty Choice
Henriette Krarup
Strategic Development Officer
English Touring Opera
52-54 Rosebery Ave
London
EC1R 4RP
If you would like to find out more about ETO's Membership scheme please contact Henriette on 020 7833 2555 or email.
Want to make your gift to ETO go even further at no extra cost?
For every £10 you give, ETO can reclaim a further £2.80 from the Inland Revenue at no extra cost to you.
Please tick the Gift Aid Declaration.
ETO CORPORATE SUPPORT
Through corporate contributions (cash and in-kind) towards English Touring Opera's work, your company will enhance and promote its image and messages to an audience of well-educated, affluent opinion-shapers and decision-makers. Entertain clients and constituents in exclusive and unique settings. Promote products to regional or national audiences or establish name identification, brand affiliation and image transfer with England's leading touring opera company.
ETO aims to offer flexible sponsorship packages, tailored to suit each individual sponsor's specific aims. This flexible approach also means we can offer something to suit every budget.
English Touring Opera's tour visits more regional venues through more weeks than any other national or middle-scale opera company, a perfect vehicle for brands wishing to gain exposure right across England and beyond.
* Biannual tours Autumn and Spring and additional special events as recitals, festival performances or cathedral tours.
* ETO visits a total of up to 30 venues, giving some 100 full opera performances over 30 weeks.
* Each tour, we produce 10,000 dedicated tour programmes and 300,000 promotional leaflets in addition to 30,000 direct mail newsletters three times a year and various other print material (postcards, posters etc)
* Additional pre show talks, recitals and an extensive education programme throughout the year (about 100 events annually, reaching more than 5,000 people)
* Branding and promotional opportunities through ETO's national and local media coverage
* ETO's web site (launched February 2001)
We would welcome the opportunity to discuss the wide variety of English Touring Opera's corporate sponsorship opportunities with you, to create a tailored package that really meets your specific marketing and entertainment needs. For more information please email Gareth Spillane Development and Marketing Manager, or call on 020 7833 2555.
* English Touring Opera started as Opera 80 - a touring company founded in 1979 to bring high quality opera to areas of England that normally would not have access to opera productions.
* In 1992 the company changed its name to English Touring Opera.
* For the past 25 years English Touring Opera has travelled the length and breadth of England forming important relationships with communities through touring productions, education and outreach projects and local community involvement.
* In its first 25 years, English Touring Opera has presented some of the country's leading principal singers including: Sarah Connolly, Mary Plazas, Paul Nilon Alison Hagley, Susan Gritton and Jonathan Veira. ETO has also shown the work of such groundbreaking directors as Richard Jones, Robert Carsen and Stephen Pimlott. The ETO orchestra has been lead by such guest conductors as Ivor Bolton and David Parry.
* In 2005 ETO was nominated for a South Bank Award for James Conway's Spring 2005 production of Donizetti's Mary Queen of Scots.
* In Autumn 2006 - English Touring Opera mounted an acclaimed baroque opera festival which brought 5 baroque operas and over 40 different community and outreach events to 15 different locations.
ETO CREATIVE TEAM
James Conway - General Director
James is both artistic director and general manager of ETO. As well as supervising the running of the company and choosing the repertory, he also directs some of the ETO shows.
David Burke - General Manager
David arranges the ETO tour schedule, taking bookings from theatres and tries to ensure we visit all areas of the country. He is also in charge of the company's finances.
Michael Rosewell - Music Director
Michael brings to ETO a wealth of experience in the opera house, and specialist knowledge of the development of young singers. Michael continually works to develop the musical standard of the company, working with the General Director on casting and repertoire selection and through his work with the ETO orchestra.
Tim Yealland - Artistic Associate, Education
Tim plans and devises ETO's education projects for people of all ages and abilities - from on stage workshops to residencies in schools and special children performances. He also participates in and runs many of these programs
Naomi Collins - Education/Office Administrator
Naomi makes sure the ETO office and runs smoothly. She is also in charge of ETO's music library and works with Tim on education and outreach programmes.
Gareth Spillane - Marketing Manager
Gareth is responsible for the revenue generated through tickets sales and contributed income from individuals, sponsors and trusts. He manages a team of marketing professionals to achieve these objectives as well as build sustainable audience development, form local area chapers and conduct market research to optimize how ETO serves all audiences.
Sebastian Stern – Marketing and Press Officer
Sebastian is responsible for developing ETO profile through national, regional and local press. He also manages ETO’s new media, including e-marketing and web based video.
Esyllt Wyn Owen - Senior Marketing Officer
Esyllt is responsible for forming ETO Networks in all the areas we tour to and developing and deploying marketing at various venues. She is also responsible for developing the ETO programme and related production materials.
Henriette Krarup - Strategic Development Officer
Henriette works mainly with our Paul Hamlyn Foundation hubs: Cambridge, Wolverhampton, Truro and Exeter. She is also responsible for individual and corporate support.
Brendan Dinen - Development and Finance OfficerBrendan works on generating revenue from trust funds and foundation and also securing cash and in-kind partnership through regional and local sponsorship. He is also responsible for keeping the ETO database up to date, tracking budgets and helping to prepare payroll.
Paul Tucker - Production Manager
Paul is responsible for all managing and supervising all the technical aspects of an ETO tour including liason with designers, carpenters, stage managment team and insuiring the shows are transported to each theatre, set up and broken down to go to the next venue.
Shawn McCrory - Artistic Administrator
Shawn is responsible for contracting ETO's singers and orchestral players and for looking after their welfare and development. He works in the ETO office some of the time and acts as company manager on tour.
The ETO education programme has been a vital part of English Touring Opera's work for over 15 years and has been nominated for 2 RPS awards. Our goal is to make ETO's rich cultural resources accessible to as many people as possible through a variety of projects for young people and adults, including those with special needs. We hope to extend the range of educational opportunities available to even more venues across the country.
The centre of our outreach is twofold: to introduce people, young and old, to opera in general and to particular works; and the creation of new music- theatre - the result of collaborative work between our own artists and amateurs. Our policy is to be as inclusive as possible, engaging equally with people with and without disability
Teachers' packs are available free, on request, for a number of operas. They contain information relating to characters and plot, political background, composers' biographies and musical extracts, as well as some introduction to opera and vocal techniques.
CONTACT US
English Touring Opera
52-54 Rosebery Avenue
London
EC1R 4RP
Registered Charity No. 27935
Company Number: 1458501
Telephone:
0207 833 2555
Fax:
0207 713 8686
Email:
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