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The Turn of the Screw: Stuart Maunder directs powerful in Adelaide
A full-on production of Britten’s The Turn of The Screw produces richness and awe, with a magnificent cast and musical excitement from the baton of Britten scholar Paul Kildea.
A great Dido and Aeneas pairing in Adelaide
A richly sung Dido and Aeneas in an imaginative venue becomes an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
Tragedy and comedy in a double bill in Adelaide
Manuel de Falla’s rarely performed La Vida Breve and Giacomo Puccini’s comic Gianni Schicchi are quite contrasting mini-operas, united by common threads of deception and the clash of class distinction.
A fresh look: Dido and Aeneas
Young singers and new companies provide an enjoyable Dido and Aeneas in Adelaide.
An amazing Verdi Requiem in Adelaide
A seamless combination of State Opera of South Australia and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra have created a Verdi Requiem the equal of which it would be hard to find.
Il trovatore honours Neidhardt's lesson in directorial rigour
First presented in Perth in 2002, West Australian Opera’s Il trovatore (a co-production with Opera Queensland and State Opera of South Australia) is dedicated to the memory of director Elke Neidhardt, and here the stage becomes hers.