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 Canadian operas were known. Roberta Geddes-Harvey's "La Terre Bonne, or the Land of the Maple Leaf" was first performed in 1903. Joseph Vézina's operetta "La Fétiche" from 1912 deals with First Nations subjects like the conflict between the Iroquois and the French settlers in the early eighteenth century. J.Ulric Voyer's three-act opera "L’Intendant Bigot" was performed in Montreal and Quebec City in 1929. In the 1940s Healey Willan's "Transit through Fire" (1942) was broadcast by the CBC; and Eugène Lapierre's operas "La Père des amours" (1942) and "La Vagabond de la gloire" (1947) were based on the lives of Joseph