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- Galatea
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- Galatea
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- Telstra Wholesale Young Artists 2009
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- La sonnambula - photo Judith Fay-Taylor
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- La sonnambula - photo Judith Fay-Taylor
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- La sonnambula - photo Judith Fay-Taylor
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- La sonnambula - photo Judith Fay-Taylor
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- La sonnambula - photo Judith Fay-Taylor
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- La sonnambula - photo Judith Fay-Taylor
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- La sonnambula - photo Judith Fay-Taylor
Pacific Opera 2010
Hansel And Gretel 30 July to 7 August 2010
A magical fairytale opera for the whole family. Pacific Opera's annual production is showcases the best emerging opera stars in the country in a production that is fresh and engaging. Fully staged with ensemble orchestra.
The Supreme Court Concert 18 October 2010
The Chief Justice of New South Wales cordially invites all music lovers in the community to an evening of music in the Banco Court on Monday 18th October 2010. An annually sold out event in a unique setting.
Golden Vale Saturday 23 October 2010
A rare gem, Golden Vale will be opened to the public once again to host Pacific Opera in a picnic concert. Come and spend an afternoon exploring the grounds of this wonderful property and enjoy Pacific Opera’s glorious young voices.
WalkUp Opera - Sunday morning, 28 November 2010
We invite you to join Pacific Opera for a very special treat: a sparkling harbourside walk followed by a Continental Breakfast and an exclusive performance of opera highlights by our Telstra Wholesale Young Artists.
Young Critics Award
If you’re aged between 16 and 25, The Cumberland Newspapers group and Pacific Opera offers you the opportunity to become an art critic by participating in the annual Pacific Opera Young Critics Award.
Some past events
Gala Dinner - 'Top Hat and Tails'!
"Your presence requested this evening, It's formal, a top hat, a white tie and tails" Nothing now could take the wind out of my sails Because I'm invited to step out this evening With top hat, white tie and tails.
St. Clement's Galong - Anzac Day Weekend
Two concerts in the unique setting of the Chapel at St. Clement's Monastery in Galong, NSW. Do something special on the Anzac Day weekend, hear Australia's most talented emerging opera stars in this beautiful and tranquil setting.
Opera by the Lake 2nd May 2010
The Rotary Club of Galston in conjunction with Pacific Opera is proud to bring you Opera by the Lake. Bring the family and your picnic to beautiful Fagan Park in Galston to hear the glorious sounds of opera.
La sonnambula (2009)
We chose La sonnambula for our first season at Glen Street Theatre because it is so good for young voices, because it is truly beautiful, full of gorgeous melody and music, and because it hasn’t been done in Australia since 1965 and deserves to be heard.
New to opera?
Opera is the most popular, enduring, and expensive performing art in human history. And here you are! Well, be brave now… we’ll let you know if you need to bring tissues for a tragic story, or we’ll have you rolling in the aisles, or falling in love for the very first time. If Julia Roberts could do it in Pretty Woman so can you!
What they're saying about us.
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It is always such a privilege to work with incredibly fine musicians
Cathy Zhang
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For those who haven't seen it yet – you are in for a colossal surprise and real musical and theatrical treat!
Hon. Justice George Palmer, Chairman, Chairman Pacific Opera Board
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The conductor Julia de Plater was sooooo down to earth and almost made music easy to understand!
Annette, WCS Supervisor, Telstra Wholesale
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I’m sure you’re all aware of the profound impact Pacific Opera has on us young singers…
Dave Hidden
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Without everything that’s happened with Pacific Opera this year, I would definitely not have improved as much as I have!
Cathy Zhang
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Anyone interested in opera should support this, because it is fun and because it provides such essential proving ground for young talent.
Peter McCallum, Sydney Morning Herald
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For opera fans: recommended. For Tigers fans: indispensable.
Peter McCallum, Sydney Morning Herald
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Sydney company, Pacific Opera’s clever new production is a fun, energetic and cheeky interpretation of the original opera.
Jennifer Veerhuis, Daily Telegraph