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Salle: His Majesty's Theatre, Perth WA

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Adresse827-905 Hay St
Perth WA
Western Australia
6000
Australie
Google maps31° 57' 10.275" S 115° 51' 16.526" E
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Perth WAEugene Onegin

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Tchaïkovski: Eugène Onéguine
Christopher van Tuinen; Cameron Menzies; West Australian Opera; Niall McKeever; Gillian Lennox; Kevin Treacy; West Australian Symphony Orchestra

Perth WAArt of the Baroque

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Vivaldi, Bach, Gesualdo, Tartini, Rameau
West Australian Symphony Orchestra; Satu Vänskä
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Coffee and canary: brilliant entertainment from Australian Baroque

Brigitte Heuser and Australian Baroque © Brad Coleman (2024)
A wonderful staged pairing of Telemann's cantata for a dead canary and Bach's coffee cantata, with sundry other creatures, from Australian Baroque.

Baroque Brilliance from Sara Macliver and WASO in Perth

Sara Macliver and the West Australian Symphony Orchestra © Rebecca Mansell
A selection of Baroque works form an unusual concert, providing a showcase for violinist Shaun Lee-Chen and soprano Sara Macliver, highlighting the orchestra's versatility. 

Sweeney Todd in Perth: ticks all the boxes

West Australian Opera's production of Sweeney Todd was an excellent, crackling performance, with everyone involved in top form, with some unexpected players showing great talent in this not-very-operatic work.

A colonial Pearl Fishers in Perth

Bizet's The Pearl Fishers has its problems, but a good account of its score does have its pleasures, especially when it's all brightened up by the presence of Emma Matthews.

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.