
ANAM: Where Music Never Stops – Heralding Season 2019
Undeterred recently by an architectural tragedy the Australian National Academy of Music announced its 2019 Season ensuring the music will not stop anytime soon
Undeterred recently by an architectural tragedy the Australian National Academy of Music announced its 2019 Season ensuring the music will not stop anytime soon
Superb singing, a fine flute and small dose of fabulous Flamenco on guitar, were highlights of OA’s presentation of Don Quichotte at the Melbourne Arts Centre
Victorian Opera Season 2018 all about destiny and desire, offers audiences a marvellous experience; an encounter of the best kind, outstanding singing and music
Opera Australia’s Elixir of Love provides a perfect night out for both newcomers and aficionados of the opera alike with Rachelle Durkin as Adina winning hearts
David McAllister the Australian Ballet’s artistic director presents Russian choreographer Marius Petipa’s landmark fairy tale in three acts, The Sleeping Beauty
Opera Australia’s farce has the merry wives of Melbourne gliding gloriously and singing stylishly on stage as they amusingly outwit Falstaff, and men they love
Opera Australia, John Bell and Puccini’s production Tosca at the Arts Centre, Melbourne showcases sublime singing and visual virtuosity with breathtaking beauty
With a stellar ensemble singing gloriously, John Bell’s Tosca will be a dramatic mesmerizing night to begin the Melbourne Spring Season 2014 for Opera Australia
OA’s Carmen was dramatic, full-bodied and by way of dramatic contrast full of empathy, warmth and compassion as its star captured the essence of a complex woman
Opera Australia’s The Turk in Italy is pure delight during which the audience is treated inclusively and singing not compromised by its many comedic highlights