Sunlight on stage: Opera Australia's Marriage of Figaro returns

Par Chantal Nguyen, 30 janvier 2022

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“the combination of colour and sunlight is so delicious you want to bottle it up and take it home”

Critique faite à Sydney Opera House: Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney, le 29 janvier 2022

Mozart, Les Noces de Figaro (Le nozze di Figaro)

Opera Australia

Andrea Molino, Direction

Sir David McVicar, Mise en scène

Jenny Tiramani, Décors

David Finn, Lumières

Opera Australia Orchestra

Opera Australia Chorus

Andy Morton, Revival Director

Ekaterina Morozova, la Comtesse Almaviva

Stacey Alleaume, Suzanne (Susanna)

Agnes Sarkis, Chérubin (Cherubino)

Mario Cassi, le Comte Almaviva

Tommaso Barea, Figaro

Richard Anderson, le docteur Bartolo

Danita Weatherstone, Barberine (Barbarina)

Celeste Lazarenko, First Bridesmaid

Angela Hogan, First Bridesmaid

Sian Sharp, Marceline (Marcellina)

Benjamin Rasheed, Don Basilio

Stuart Haycock, Don Curzio

Andrew Moran, Antonio

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Sandra Bowdler, 17th March

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****1

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***11

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Sandra Bowdler, 15th January

Opera Australia's new Turandot succeeds with musical, dramatic and visual values with a mix of local and imported talent.

****1

Siobhan Stagg leads a strong Marriage of Figaro revival in Sydney

Sandra Bowdler, 31st July

Siobhan Stagg is an outstanding Susanna in a strongly cast and well produced Marriage of Figaro at the Sydney Opera House

****1

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Jeremy Eccles, 19th July

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****1

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****1

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Chantal Nguyen

Chantal has a background in ballet and contemporary dance, and was the first Australian to complete the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in Higher Level Dance. She has completed violin studies, and plays regularly in Sydney ensembles. She also dabbles in folk songs and subversive musical parody.