Faust Image Gallery

Opening tonight at the Joan Sutherland Opera Theatre – Opera Australia’s production of Gounod’s Faust, directed by David McVicar.

Check out these images – scroll down to see all eight.

Images courtesy Opera Australia

Michael Fabiano (Faust) and Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) in Opera Australia's Faust. Photo credit Lisa Tomasetti.
Michael Fabiano (Faust) and Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) in Opera Australia’s Faust.
Photo credit Lisa Tomasetti.

Nicole Car (Marguerite) in Opera Australia's Faust. Photo credit Lisa Tomasetti.
Nicole Car (Marguerite) in Opera Australia’s Faust.
Photo credit Lisa Tomasetti.

 

Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) and Giorgio Caoduro (Valentin) in Opera Australia's Faust. Photo credit Lisa Tomasetti.
Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) and Giorgio Caoduro (Valentin) in Opera Australia’s Faust.
Photo credit Lisa Tomasetti.

 

Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) and Dancers in Opera Australia's Faust. Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.
Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) and Dancers in Opera Australia’s Faust.
Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.

 

Michael Fabiano (Faust) in Opera Australia's Faust. Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.
Michael Fabiano (Faust) in Opera Australia’s Faust.
Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.

 

Michael Fabiano (Faust) and Dancers in Opera Australia's Faust. Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.
Michael Fabiano (Faust) and Dancers in Opera Australia’s Faust.
Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.

 

Nicole Car (Marguerite) and Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) in Opera Australia's Faust.
Nicole Car (Marguerite) and Teddy Tahu Rhodes (Mephistopheles) in Opera Australia’s Faust. Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.

 

Nicole Car (Marguerite) and Michael Fabiano (Faust) in Opera Australia's Faust. Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.
Nicole Car (Marguerite) and Michael Fabiano (Faust) in Opera Australia’s Faust.
Photo by Lisa Tomasetti.

 

 

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