Opera in Scotland boy in the Scottish Opera's avant garde 1990s production of "The Trojans". As a teenager he performed with Scottish Opera at Covent Garden Royal Opera House in a critically acclaimed production of "Carmen". Other notable Scottish singers Production personnel Stage directors Scottish Opera in the context of the Performing Arts Scotland has only one dedicated opera house, namely the Theatre Royal, Glasgow which has been the home of Scottish Opera since 1975. Owned by Scottish Opera, the Theatre Royal has been managed since 2005 by the Ambassador Theatre Group. Scottish Opera is the national opera company, one of the five
Opera in Canada other operatic works became popular. One of these is "Leo, the Royal Cadet" (1889), by the German-born composer Oscar F. Telgmann. It deals with the career of the protagonist, Leo, and features caricatures of the Royal Military College of Canada’s professors, from which many situations and characters were drawn. The opera was first staged at Martin's Opera House in Kingston during July 1889 and went on tour with several groups afterwards. By 1925 it had impressively been performed around 150, making it a record among Canadian operas. Among the works that parodied other operas was George Broughall's "The Tearful and