Pamela Hay Soprano

We’ve returned from Bosnia with our production of Romeo and Juliet, and the trip was utterly inspiring. The children worked so hard at their parts and sang with such beauty. Furthermore, to see the two sides of the river in Mostar come together to represent the Capulets and the Montagues was very moving indeed. What a beautiful country, with such generous hosts. Here is a preview of some of our rehearsals there, as well as a cheeky shot of Mostar’s famous monument.

Opening night of a new production of Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice at Cambridge’s West Road Concert Hall.

The photos are finally in! Last year at the Royal Albert Hall I sang the title role in English Pocket Opera’s production of The Fairy Queen, and here are a selection of photographs from the show. 

This weekend is the last chance to see Michelle Williams Gamaker’s beautiful film, The Fruit is There to be Eaten at London’s Freud Museum. Featured as part of their Solitary Pleasures exhibition, it’s on every day through this Sunday 13 May. Excerpts featuring my solo arias can be heard in this beautiful space. Please follow this link for more information and tickets.

Delighted to announce that I’ll be reprising the role of Juliet in English Pocket Opera’s production of Romeo and Juliet in Bosnia this June. The same production that appeared in the Royal Albert Hall, Romeo and Juliet will feature children from both sides of the ancient city of Mostar.

Had a wonderful time in Paisley Abbey singing the solo aria in Duruflé’s Requiem mass. It’s one of my favourite works, and the choir sounded glorious. Very honoured to be a part of it. 

I am delighted to be featured at London’s Freud Museum his month. Michelle Williams Gamaker’s beautiful film, The Fruit is There to be Eaten, is featured as part of their Solitary Pleasures exhibition, and excerpts featuring my solo arias can be heard in the beautiful space. Please follow this link for more information and tickets.

I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be singing in the beautiful Paisley Abbey on 4th March, as soloist in the Duruflé Requiem. The orchestra will be conducted by George McPhee. Looking forward to appearing in this distinguished venue, please see my events calendar for tickets.

I am pleased to announce that I’ve been invited to guest at Pizza Express Live on Sunday 19 November. I’ll be singing songs by Jacques Brel and Edith Piaf as part of the “West End Night Off: Jacques Brel and Edith Piaf: a Celebration in Song” night. With arrangements of the originals in French, and new translations by Phantom of the Opera’s librettist Charles Hart, this evening’s singers will be joined by Romano Viazzani on accordion and Yaron Stavi on double bass and musical director John Bailey on piano. It will be a sensational night of some excellent music-making, please come and join us!

Just received a few photos from Studio MWG, taken at our August recording session. Looking forward to the release of their film The Fruit is There to be Eaten! 

Honoured to spend the morning at Angel Studios recording a few solo arias with chamber orchestra. Invited to be the featured voice for an upcoming film, check back for more details soon!

I had a wonderful time recording the songs for Studio MWG’s latest film The Fruit is There to be Eaten. With Richard Black at the piano I sang “Ophelia’s Song” and Peter Warlock’s “Sleep”. The film wraps in September, so check back in for a release date soon!

Bittersweet goodbye to Ulla’s Odyssey, which premiered 2 years ago at Kings Place in London, and finished tonight at the Cotswold Playhouse. Great house, great way to finish a beautiful show. Here’s us having a prosecco on the train home!

Excited for our final Ulla’s Odyssey tonight! The Cotswold Playhouse is stunning, and we’ve got a full house. Here’s a sneak peek at our technical rehearsal…

Had a smashing time at the Cambridge Union performing Juliet with English Pocket Opera Company. The acoustics were glorious! Official photographs to come, but here’s a cheeky backstage peek at the costume…

We received a standing ovation for our performance of La Bohème in Folkestone’s beautiful Quarterhouse theatre on Saturday. Fantastic space for our set, and a dynamic town, too. Enjoyed every minute!

I’ve been invited to reprise my role of Juliet in Romeo and Juliet at the historic Cambridge Union Society.  The production by English Pocket Opera Company, last seen at the Royal Albert Hall, will be staged in the beautiful 1866 CUS building. We will also give three performances at Cambridge’s West Road Concert Hall. Please visit my events page for details!

Pamela Hay as Juliet, Romeo and Juliet, Royal Albert Hall.

I’ve been invited to reprise the role of Mimi in a revival of Opera Up Close’s Olivier Award-winning production of La Bohème. The performance will be 1 July in Folkestone’s Quarterhouse theatre; please see my calendar for links to tickets or click here. 

A nice little piece about us in Broadway World in anticipation of appearing at the Greenwich Theatre this Sunday. Click here to read it, and please visit my calendar to buy tickets. Two performances, at 1 and at 6, with free interactive workshops for children!

A cheeky little photo of me at the premiere of The World Made New at Pi Artworks, taken by artist Michelle Williams Gamaker. Exhibition is on now until 20 May, hope to see you there!