Fidelio
Festival Theatre
13 Oct - 20 Oct 201213 October 2012, 7:30pm.
16 October 2012, 7:30pm.
18 October 2012, 7:30pm.
20 October 2012, 7:30pm.
- Original Director
- Michael Hampe
- Revival Director
- John Wregg
- Conductor
- Graham Abbott
- Lighting
- Nigel Levings
- Set & Costume Designer
- John Gunter
- Jacquino
- Virgilio Marino
- Marzelline
- Jessica Dean
- Rocco
- David Hibbard
- Leonore
- Miriam Gordon-Stewart
- Don Pizarro
- Douglas McNicol
- First Prisoner
- Norbert Hohl
- Second Prisoner
- Thomas Millhouse
- Florestan
- Richard Crawley
- Don Fernando
- Robert England
State Opera Chorus
State Opera Orchestra
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Scholarship Alert! Applications are open for The Marten Bequest Scholarship and the Sir Robert William Askin Operatic Scholarship for young and emerging musicians and opera singers, supported by Australia Council for the Arts and Perpetual as trustee.
These scholarships offer financial support to help talented young musicians the chance to explore, study and develop their artistic gifts through travelling either interstate and/or overseas.
Applications close 1 February 2022. Apply today: australiacouncil.gov.au/investment-and-development/partnerships-and-co-investing-with-us/perpetual-scholarships/
Image credit: Georgia Saxelby, video still from Lullaby, 2017-19, two channel video.
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Applications are now open for a range of scholarships, offered through our partnership with Perpetual as trustee.A rare glimpse of conductor Oliver Von Dohnányi from a musician’s point of view at a rehearsal for Carmen in the Square.
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what a truly magical night that was
You may not see them but without them there is no show. Get a glimpse of the world behind the stage and the work that went into presenting Madama Butterfly and The Mikado in tandem in 2019. stateopera.com.au/the-team-behind-the-stage/
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CityMag took a tour behind the scenes of an opera with production manager Ben Flett to dissect how an opera in South Australia comes together.Comment on Facebook CityMag took a tour ...
Mikado. A fabulous experience!
That dress, that attitude, that voice. Move over Moira Rose, Elisabeth Campbell as the Sorceress in Dido and Aeneas is our style icon!
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Looking amaaaaaazing Miss Dib!
Such a great production to have been involved in. Such a shame SOSA and The Con no longer do these.
A great piece in InDaily on Watershed: The Death of Dr Duncan - a work appearing in the Adelaide Festival that we are proud to have co-commissioned with them and Feast Festival . indaily.com.au/inreview/adelaide-festival/2022/01/12/watershed-we-always-return-to-the-river-and-we-always-return-to-duncan/
Watershed: ‘We always return to the river and we always return to Duncan’ - InDaily
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Fifty years after the killing of Dr George Duncan spurred a tragic but galvanising moment for gay rights in South Australia, a musical tribute premiering at Adelaide Festival seeks to memorialise the man – and maintain the rage.SHOWS YOU MAY LIKE
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