Infinite Opera
Infinite Opera is an innovative opera creation company led by composer Daniel Blanco Albert and librettist Roxanne Korda based in Birmingham (UK).
We have engaged with the term ‘infinite’ from our beginnings, broadly understanding the concept ‘opera’ as an evolving and relevant artform. The term ‘infinite’ reflects our approach to performance-making, evoking a constant re-engagement with our changing realities, and placing the audience as an active participant in an empathetic presentation of different aspects of our world. To do so we work in both a site- and subject-specific framing, focusing the creative process through in-depth explorations of topics via multiple viewpoints.
Our practice is by nature interdisciplinary and collaborative.
News
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS! – Art @ Typhoo 2026
Throughout this 2026, commissioned by Grand Union, Infinite Opera will build an innovative multi-site performance-installation for Digbeth’s new BBC HQ, The Tea Factory.
Based on the narratives of local residents and workers and the heritage of Digbeth, we will run performative and creative workshops and a series of 1-1 interviews with local business owners, to understand how business owners and workers feel connected to Digbeth as a changing landscape and create a new immersive operatic work based on our collective findings.
The show will be performed in late August 2026 in collaboration with local partners such as Grand Union, The Old Crown or Zellig. We are looking for participants to join our performances.
The Flowering Desert – Film premiere: 17th January
Infinite Opera is thrilled to present The Flowering Desert, an operatic experience for planetaria inspired by the experiences of the astrophysicist Dr. Amaury Triaud in the discovery of the TRAPPIST-1 solar system, a pivotal moment which changed how we search for life in the universe.
This is the official premiere of the new 4K fulldome film version of the opera.
The Bexley Responder – A living newspaper
Created over three months by PostWorkersTheatre and local writers, this agitprop living newspaper explored current events and social issues in Bexleyheath (London, UK). It was brought to life by Infinite Opera and Aparna Konat, with costumes by James Frost and Lottie Wood.