Acclaimed director Nina Brazier is establishing herself as a leader in her field, described by the Observer as “one of Britain’s leading young directors of opera” and a “skillful director” by Opera Magazine.

Nina’s upcoming productions include an international tour of A Song of Good & Evil to The Nuremberg Palace of Justice, Montauban Festival, Istanbul, Edinburgh Festival and New York.  Nina received first-class training at RADA, Exeter University & The Royal Court/Channel 4 Directors Scheme.  Productions include Debussy & his Muse at Buxton Festival, as well as productions for Ryedale, Lammermuir, Tête-à-Tête, Grimeborn and Stockholm Interplay Festivals. The Magic Flute and Spilt Milk & Trouble in Tahiti, performed at The Arcola, were both named as Time Out Critics’ choice.  She has also acted as visiting director at the Royal College of Music, the Italian Opera Summer School, Guildhall School of Music & Drama and Birkbeck University.  She has worked as a Staff & Assistant Director for productions at the Royal Opera, the Bayerische Staatsoper, English National Opera, Welsh National Opera and Opera North.