Prepare for a landmark artistic collaboration that redefines the sound of contemporary opera.
Divine Feminine, a powerful, 60-minute semi-staged opera commissioned by the BBC, is the newest work from boundary-pushing artist Shiva Feshareki and an original libretto written by award-winning poet Karen McCarthy Woolf. Feshareki, live on electronics and turntables, will create a dynamic sonic tapestry by weaving her sound with the Upper Voices of the BBC Singers and Vox Next Gen, part of Vox Urbane’s celebrated youth initiative.
The concept explores the enduring archetype of the Goddess across cultures and ages, asking a vital question: what is the relevance of the Divine Feminine in our modern world? Under the direction of conductor Lucy Goddard, this is more than a performance; it’s an empowering, futuristic vision of vocal music.
Choreography direction by acclaimed multidisciplinary artist Becky Namgauds.
The concert opens with a Q&A session about the opera.
Shiva Feshareki © Mark Allan
Additional Info
Date: Thursday 5 March
Time: 7:30pm
Running Time: 1 hour 10 minutes including Q&A
Tickets: £10, £16, £25, £30, £35
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Shiva Feshareki Divine Feminine
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Shiva Feshareki composer & turntables
Karen McCarthy Woolf librettist
Emma Tring soprano & creative production
HERMESensemble
Karin de Fleyt flute
Vox Next Gen
Mary Pearce guest singer
BBC Singers
Lucy Goddard conductor
Rebecca Namgauds choreographer
Dates, Times & Book
St Martin-in-the-Fields
BBC Singers: Shiva Feshareki – Divine Feminine
Thursday 5 MarchPrepare for a landmark artistic collaboration that redefines the sound of contemporary opera.
| Thu 5 Mar | 7:30 pm | £10, £16, £25, £30, £35 | Book |
