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BrisbaneFrom Winter’s Stillness

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Riley, Sigur Rós, Kõrvits, Schnittke, musique traditionnelle, Henriksen, Guðnadóttir
Australian Chamber Orchestra; Richard Tognetti; Satu Vänskä; Trio Mediaeval

BrisbaneGala – Queensland Ballet Academy

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compositeurs divers: Mixed Programme
Queensland Ballet Academy

BrisbaneRomeo and Juliet

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Prokofiev: Roméo et Juliette
John Cranko; The Australian Ballet; Jürgen Rose; Jon Buswell
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The Drover's Wife brings Aboriginal Dreaming to opera audiences

The Drover’s Wife © David Kelly
Emerging from different incarnations of Leah Purcell’s play, George Palmer’s opera develops traditional Dreaming elements from Aboriginal mythology, premiering in Brisbane. 

The triumph of virtue: Rossini’s Cenerentola in Brisbane

Margarita Gritskova (Angelina) © David Kelly
Margarita Gritskova leads a fine ensemble performance of Rossini’s most under-appreciated opera by Opera Queensland. 

Queensland Ballet: Behind the ‘rags to riches’ story of Coco Chanel

Neneka Yoshida as Coco Chanel, Patricio Revé as Boy Capel, Coco Chanel: the Life of a Fashion Icon © David Kelly
Coco Chanel: the Life of a Fashion Icon is a visually beautiful work about an unscrupulous character and a great addition to Queensland Ballet's repertoire.
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Behind the scenes: Opera Australia’s vast, digital Ring cycle

Performers test wire-flying and real-time visualisations at Opera Australia © Keith Saunders
“Go digital!” was the brief to director Chen Shi-Zheng, who has employed cutting-edge visualisation technology and motion-tracking for the 15-hour Wagner cycle in Brisbane.