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| Friday 3-Sep-10 07:30pm |
 Sydney Opera House: Opera TheatreThe Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 3-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Saturday 4-Sep-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 4-Sep-10 01:00pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Saturday 4-Sep-10 07:15pm |
Edinburgh Festival Theatre Bliss Edinburgh International Festival |
Opera Australia BBC Symphony Orchestra Peter Coleman-Wright, Baritone: Harry Joy Merlyn Quaife, Soprano: Betty Lorina Gore, Soprano: Honey B Barry Ryan, Baritone: Alex David Corcoran, Tenor: David Taryn Fiebig, Soprano: Lucy Kanen Breen, Tenor: Johnny Elgar Howarth, Director Neil Armfield, Director Kate Champion, Choreography Brian Thomson, Set Designer Alice Babidge, Costume Designer Nigel Levings, Lighting Designer |
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| Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh EH8 9FT, United Kingdom Saturday 4-Sep-10 07:15pm Bliss (Dean, Brett (b. 1961)) (also written by Amanda Holden, European Premiere) Please note this production contains coarse language and adult themes. It is not recommended for children.‘Harry Joy was to die three times, but it was his first death which was to have the greatest effect on him…’ Peter Carey’s sardonic novel Bliss charts the escapades and misadventures of Harry Joy, an advertising executive who, having survived a near-death experience, gets sucked into a Kafkaesque routine of increasing bizarreness. Is he really in hell? In a place where his wife is constantly unfaithful, his son is a drug dealer and his daughter offers sexual favours to pay for her narcotic needs? Bliss is a much-anticipated new operatic collaboration with all the ingredients for excitement: a score by Brett Dean, surely one of the most innovative composers working today; an enthralling libretto by Amanda Holden; the directorial wit and sparkle of Neil Armfield; the virtuosity of Elgar Howarth and the BBC Symphony Orchestra; and the electrifying stage presence of Peter Coleman-Wright. This opera is based on Peter Carey’s remarkable novel. Bliss (the novel): ‘dazzling comic flair... quirky, irresistible’ Time Out ‘funny, humane and at times profound’ Literary Review Tickets from £14 Supported by Edinburgh International Festival Friends and Patrons Supported by the Victorian Government through Arts Victoria BBC Symphony Orchestra Peter Coleman-Wright, Baritone: Harry Joy Merlyn Quaife, Soprano: Betty Lorina Gore, Soprano: Honey B Barry Ryan, Baritone: Alex David Corcoran, Tenor: David Taryn Fiebig, Soprano: Lucy Kanen Breen, Tenor: Johnny Elgar Howarth, Director Neil Armfield, Director Kate Champion, Choreography Brian Thomson, Set Designer Alice Babidge, Costume Designer Nigel Levings, Lighting Designer | ||
| Saturday 4-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 4-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Tuesday 7-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 7-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Wednesday 8-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 8-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Friday 10-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 10-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Saturday 11-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 11-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Tuesday 14-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 14-Sep-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Thursday 16-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Thursday 16-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Friday 17-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 17-Sep-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Saturday 18-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 18-Sep-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Wednesday 22-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
| More info... | ||
| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 22-Sep-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Thursday 23-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Thursday 23-Sep-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Friday 24-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
| More info... | ||
| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 24-Sep-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Saturday 25-Sep-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
| More info... | ||
| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 25-Sep-10 01:00pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Saturday 25-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 25-Sep-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Tuesday 28-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
| More info... | ||
| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 28-Sep-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Thursday 30-Sep-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
| More info... | ||
| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Thursday 30-Sep-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Rachelle Durkin, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Friday 1-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 1-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Saturday 2-Oct-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 2-Oct-10 01:00pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Saturday 2-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 2-Oct-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Richard Anderson, Baritone: Figaro Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Tuesday 5-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 5-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Wednesday 6-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 6-Oct-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Thursday 7-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Thursday 7-Oct-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Friday 8-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 8-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Saturday 9-Oct-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 9-Oct-10 01:00pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Saturday 9-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 9-Oct-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Tuesday 12-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 12-Oct-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Wednesday 13-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 13-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Thursday 14-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Thursday 14-Oct-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Saturday 16-Oct-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 16-Oct-10 01:00pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Saturday 16-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 16-Oct-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio Sian Pendry, Soprano: Cherubino José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Stephen Mould, Conductor | ||
| Monday 18-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Monday 18-Oct-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Tuesday 19-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 19-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Wednesday 20-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Dominica Matthews, Soprano: Cherubino Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Anthony Legge, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 20-Oct-10 07:30pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Dominica Matthews, Soprano: Cherubino Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Anthony Legge, Conductor | ||
| Thursday 21-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Thursday 21-Oct-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Friday 22-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 22-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Saturday 23-Oct-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Marriage of Figaro |
Opera Australia Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Dominica Matthews, Soprano: Cherubino Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Anthony Legge, Conductor |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 23-Oct-10 01:00pm New Production Figaro is a security guard and his fiancée Susanna is a maid in the Almaviva family's lavish mansion. Everyone knows everyone inside the gated compound, and everyone is watching. There is plenty to see. Count Almaviva is in lust with Susanna, the Countess is in tears and Cherubino's hormones are getting him into trouble again. It is up to Figaro to pick his way through a mad day and, hopefully, end up married. Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro has appeared in many guises since this Company first presented it. Directors from John Copley to Tim Albery to Neil Armfield have all offered unique interpretations of this multifaceted work, and it is in the spirit of this bold tradition that Opera Australia presents a new Figaro from one of the most exciting directors working in Australia today. Warwick Fyfe, Bass: Doctor Bartolo Kanen Breen, Tenor: Don Basilio José Carbó, Baritone: Count Almaviva Tiffany Speight, Soprano: Susanna Amy Wilkinson, Soprano: Rosina (Countess Almaviva) Shane Lawrencev, Baritone: Figaro Dominica Matthews, Soprano: Cherubino Benedict Andrews, Director Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra Anthony Legge, Conductor | ||
| Saturday 23-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 23-Oct-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Tuesday 26-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 26-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Wednesday 27-Oct-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 27-Oct-10 01:00pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Wednesday 27-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 27-Oct-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Thursday 28-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Thursday 28-Oct-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Friday 29-Oct-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Friday 29-Oct-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Saturday 30-Oct-10 07:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Der Rosenkavalier |
Opera Australia Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Saturday 30-Oct-10 07:00pm As the morning sunlight streams into her boudoir Marie Therese, Princess von Werdenberg the Marschallin embraces her young lover, Octavian. If only the moment could last forever… Strauss's rapturous tale of life, love and the passage of time is back with a new Marschallin gliding her way through this classic production. After an award winning portrayal in Strauss's Arabella, everyone is waiting to hear Cheryl Barker sing her first Marschallin.This is it. The Marschallin has kindly offered Octavian as the Rosenkavalier, the knight who is to present a silver rose to Baron Ochs's fiancée, Sophie. A fine gesture, except that Octavian is far more loveable than Sophie's bovine betrothed, Baron Ochs. One look, and Sophie and Octavian have fallen for each other. So where does this leave Ochs and the Marschallin? Andrew Litton, Conductor Cheryl Barker, Soprano: Feldmarschallin Catherine Carby, Mezzo-soprano: Octavian Hye Seoung Kwon, Soprano: Sophie Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Herr von Faninal Henry Choo, Tenor: Italian Singer Opera Australia Chorus Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra | ||
| Monday 1-Nov-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre Rigoletto |
Opera Australia Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Monday 1-Nov-10 07:30pm Opera Australia Chorus Elijah Moshinsky, Director Emma Matthews, Soprano: Gilda David Corcoran, Tenor: The Duke of Mantua Warwick Fyfe, Baritone: Rigoletto Elizabeth Campbell, Mezzo-soprano: Maddalena | ||
| Tuesday 2-Nov-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Tuesday 2-Nov-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Wednesday 3-Nov-10 01:00pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 3-Nov-10 01:00pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
| Wednesday 3-Nov-10 07:30pm |
Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre The Pirates of Penzance |
Opera Australia |
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| Sydney Opera House: Opera Theatre, Sydney 1225, Australia Wednesday 3-Nov-10 07:30pm The Pirates of Penzance Some pirates sail the Caribbean. Some search for buried treasure. Some do all kinds of terrible deeds, but not these ones. Prepare to meet the soppiest, silliest set of pirates that ever were, led by a Pirate King who loves to sing. The inimitable Anthony Warlow dons his cutlass for another voyage as The Pirates of Penzance sails back into town. Gilbert and Sullivan's fifth collaboration has long been high on the list of all-time favourites, but no one could have predicted the runaway success of this production, directed by Stuart Maunder and designed by Roger Kirk. A foot-stomping, wisecracking, feel-good show, it has played to packed houses around the country and beyond and now returns, complete with its crazy cartoons, swashbuckling heroes and dainty heroines, to the place it all began. | ||
