‘The South Sea Bubble’ is a modern ballad opera, drawing on material from the Eighteenth Century Ballads of Thomas D’Urfey, Bernard Mandeville and others. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Nick Bicât in 2020, with song words and spoken dialogue by Tony Bicât, it was first performed at The Reform Club in August 2022.

‘Conference of the Birds’ is based on a poem by 12th Century Sufi poet, Farid ud din Attar. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Danyal Dhondy in 2020, with libretto by Nick Pitts-Tucker, it was first performed at Cumberland Lodge in September 2020.

‘Akathistos’ is a dramatic modern version of a hymn which reputedly saved the inhabitants of Byzantium from destruction by the Persians in 626 AD. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Nick and Tony Bicât in 2018, it was first performed at St Steven Walbrook in January 2019.

The ‘Life of St Cuthbert’ is musical drama about the 7th century Northumbrian saint, drawing on contemporary sources. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Solfa Carlile in 2017, with libretto by Nick Pitts-Tucker, it was first performed at Durham Cathedral in 2018.

‘Between Sea and Sky’ comprises choral settings of three highly atmospheric Greek poems dating from the fourth to the sixth century AD. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Solfa Carlile in 2016,  with poems translated by Nick Pitts-Tucker, it was first performed at St George’s, Bristol in 2018.

‘Shahrazad’ takes its inspiration from stories in the Thousand and One (Arabian) Nights. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Danyal Dhondy in 2016, with libretto by Nick Pitts-Tucker, it was first performed at Leighton House Museum in 2017

‘Beowulf’ is an opera based on an Anglo Saxon story about the heroic deeds of a warrior who fought awesome trolls and a fire breathing dragon. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Louis Mander in 2015, it was first performed at Chilmark in 2016.

‘Red Dragon, White Dragon’ is a fast-moving and highly entertaining treatment of the story of King Arthur, as told by Geoffrey of Monmouth in his History of the Kings of Britain. Commissioned by Cantata Dramatica from Nick and Tony Bicât in 2014, it was first performed at Cumberland Lodge in 2015.

The ‘Cantata Eliensis’ tells the story of the founding and building of Ely Cathedral, with a libretto by Nick Pitts-Tucker, derived from contemporary sources. The three acts of the cantata were commissioned from composers Anna Krause, Toby Young and Louis Mander respectively. It was first performed at St Wulfram’s Church, Grantham in 2014.

‘Perpetua’, with music by Nick Bicât and libretto by Nick Pitts-Tucker was Cantata Dramatica's first commission.  It tells the moving story of a young widow and mother living in Carthage (now Tunisia) in 203 AD and draws on contemporary sources, including Perpetua's own diary - an astonishing survival from the ancient world. It was first performed in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford in 2012.

The ‘Missa Aedes Christi’, commissioned in 2012, is the result of an artistic collaboration between composer Francis Grier, conductor Stephen Darlington, and dancer and choreographer Ross McKim. It was first performed in Christ Church Cathedral,, Oxford in 2013.