Fundraising Prize Draw 2022.
We are delighted to invite you to participate in our annual Nevill Holt Opera Prize Draw for the chance to win an incredible prize while supporting NHO’s extensive community and education programmes across the Midlands and beyond.
A ticket costs just £5, and each prize can be enjoyed either as a special treat for you or a unique gift to pass on to a loved one. You can purchase as many tickets as you would like, and each entry makes a tremendous difference to the project we run in schools across the Midlands. Thank you. Enter the NHO Prize Draw 2022.
Prizes include…
Foodie prizes include a meal at Michelin-starred Hambleton Hall; a champagne afternoon tea at Claridge’s; dinners in The Sun Inn, Great Easton or The Red Lion, Great Bowdon; a delicious cheese hamper from Otters in Oakham or two places at an Olive Branch cookery demonstration. Prizes also include visits to local treasures such as Cottesbrooke Hall and Gardens and tickets to the Horse Trials Rockingham Castle, tickets to Twickenham, a private tour of the Nevill Holt gardens for up to eight people or a week for 10 in a sensational Highland lodge. Opera aficionados may enjoy a private performance from a Nevill Holt Opera Emerging Artist at their home or special event; tickets and dining for our 2023 summer festival; or seats at our candlelit Winter Weekend. Enter the NHO Prize Draw 2022.
Full List of Prizes
Enter the NHO Prize Draw 2022.
Nevill Holt Opera’s Community and Education Programme
Our work with young people across the Midlands and young artists breaking into the opera industry is central to everything we do at Nevill Holt Opera. Since 2013, we have welcomed thousands of young people to enjoy performances at Nevill Holt, featured our young singers onstage in our theatre, worked to continuously improve our annual programme for young and emerging artists, and visited schools across the Midlands to deliver workshops and individual singing lessons.
We are constantly inspired by the young people we work with, but statistics support its importance too. Research shows that students from low-income families who take part in arts activities at school are three times more likely to get a degree, while people who take part in the arts are 38% more likely to report good health. The employability of students who study arts subjects is higher and they are more likely to stay in employment, while access to culture is one of the most important factors determining a young person’s well-being. Reaching young people with music and creative activities is clearly more important than ever. By choosing to take part in our Prize Draw, you will be playing a crucial role enabling us to grow this important strand of our work. Thank you.
“One event that sticks in the memory was the dress rehearsal which was attended by hundreds of local schoolchildren. Hearing the reaction in the theatre, and afterwards across Nevill Holt’s social media channels, was incredible. The kids absolutely loved it and, considering it was a Britten opera based on a Shakespeare play, I thought it showed children really can get on board with these art forms provided they are given the opportunity to see them done well.” Edmund Danon, NHO Young Artist
Lodge Park Academy, commenting on the first session of the Spring Education Tour: “The performances by Tom and Tom had a marked impact on the students. It was evident by the amount of jaws dropped that a powerful penny had dropped at the potential of performance that a lot of students have not witnessed live before. Also Tom and Tom providing tangible pathways to achieving success performing music that can be intimidating or perceived as extremely difficult had a noticeable impact.”
How to take part
You can purchase tickets for £5 each here. Once you have made your purchase, your tickets will automatically be entered into the Prize Draw, and the prizes will be drawn on the 10 July.
Members enjoy priority booking for Nevill Holt Opera’s Summer Festival and other key events.
Priority Booking for our summer opera festival in August opens on the 4 March.
Public Booking opens at 10am on the 1 April.