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On Saturday 1st November, 7.30 p.m. for one night only at the Rose Theatre, Kingston, London, following rave reviews this summer in France, Abigail stars in Mozart's Opera, 'The Marriage of Figaro' presented by Opera de Bauge.
Bookings via the website www.rosetheatrekingston.org or via the booking office Tel: 020 8174 0090.
Abigail performs a recital of traditional African American spirituals during the 42nd edition of the Letnie Koncerty Organowe i Kameralne (Summer concerts of organ and chamber music) in Władysławowo, Poland. 14.08.14
Abigail plays the role of Susanna in 'Le Nozze di Figaro' on 29th and 31st July at 7pm, 2nd and 5th August at 6pm which is a major part of the Opéra de Baugé's diary for 2014.
"A nobleman on the cusp of wrenching social change. He would like to insist on respect and obedience from all his retainers. He would like to make free with their wives, daughters and fiancées. His father and grandfather would have done but can he? Will his wife and his underlings bring him to a more enlightened frame of mind? Mozart's trenchant views on the social order combined with his most delicious music."
For further information see the Opéra de Baugé website: [Click here]
Taken from the Birmingham Post website. "There was music from opera singer Abigail Kelly, who studied at Birmingham Conservatoire and performed across the world, along with violinist and composer Shirley Thompson, a professor of music at Westminster University and the first woman in Europe to have composed and conducted a symphony within the last 40 years." To see pictures from the event [Click here].
Ten leading music practitioners and industry experts met on stage at the Birmingham Town Hall where many of the hits would have been played down the decades.
The panel comprised the MOBO award-winning Laura Mvula, Vix Vox from Fuzzbox, The Specials' Horace Panter and Phil Etheridge from The Twang.
Others include music journalists Pete Paphides and Matt Everitt, soprano Abigail Kelly and promoter Markus Sargeant. They had just three hours to cast their votes, with the chance to hear snippets as a refresher.
Read more and see pictures on the Birmingham Mail website. [Click here]
Birmingham soprano Abigail Kelly talks to Christopher Morley about her busy schedule with the English Touring Opera - Click here