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Clarinet Quintets by Mozart and Mark Simpson.
Orford Church
The illustrious singer with close connections to Britten and Aldeburgh gives a rare insight into her life and career.
Snape Maltings Concert Hall
A story-led song recital of Schubert, Finzi, Poulenc and more with a twist: the audience chooses the direction of the narrative.
Peter Pears Recital Room, Snape Maltings
An evening of art and entertainment on the Suffolk Coast.
The Pumphouse, Aldeburgh
Laura Bowler addresses the climate emergency in ways that are both deadly serious and playfully engaging in a performance entirely powered by bicycles.
Britten Studio, Snape Maltings
Fiddle, guitar and mandolin effortlessly combine for one of East Anglia’s finest folk exports.
Join us for an evening of hilarious, raw, live talent from some of the comedy stars of tomorrow.
Mozart's grand piece for large wind ensemble and Mark Simpson's dramatic Geysir, inspired by Icelandic volcanic eruptions.
Warm, dreamy jazz from the brilliantly original bassist-composer and his band of award-winning players.
The multi-award winning quartet are brilliant programmers, creating irresistibly enjoyable concerts with a sense of fun and theatre.
Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh
A panel discussion with artists exhibiting work at this year's Festival.
Time passes like clockwork, until everything changes…The hotly anticipated world premiere of a new opera by rising star Tom Coult (resident composer, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra) with a libretto by acclaimed playwright Alice Birch (Lady Macbeth; Normal People television adaptation).
An hour of frank and refreshing poetry from two of East Anglia's finest writers.
Witty, dreamy and sharply perceptive performance poetry from award-winning poet and playwright Caroline Bird.
First performances of pieces written by young composers on the 2019 Britten Pears Contemporary Composition and Performance course led by Jessica Cottis, Mark-Anthony Turnage and Colin Matthews.
Cult hippy-punk poet and singer-songwriter Beans on Toast writes simple, funny and honest songs that also pack a political punch.
Try something new. Tickets from £10. 3-26 June
