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Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Presents The Mikado

August 26, 2019August 26, 2019

Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Sydney presents The Mikado, one of the best known Gilbert & Sullivan works of all-time.

This hilarious operetta is performed with a full 28-piece orchestra, lively music, colourful sets and costumes and a witty text. This freshened up version still has the traditional story in a new context with music and characters that we know and love.

Director: Dean Sinclair/ Associate Director & Choreographer: Sarah Pearce/ Musical Director: Rod Mounjed

The cast includes: The Mikado of Japan Tobias Page/ Nanki-Poo (His son, disguised) Jareth Norman/ Ko-Ko (Lord High Executioner of Titipu) Dean Sinclair/ Pooh-Bah (Lord High Everything Else) Joshua Knight/ Pish-Tush (A Noble Lord) Andrew Pennycuick/ Yum-Yum (A Ward of Ko-Ko) Anne-Louise Harris/ Pitti-Sing (Her sister) Johanna Knoechel / Lesley Braithwaite/ Peep-Bo (Her other sister) Oksana Popova/ Katisha (An Elderly Lady of the Mikado’s court) Megan Chalmers

For details & bookings visit
http://www.gsosydney.com.au/current-show.html

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North Sydney Youth Symphony Performs Again

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Bach in the Dark 2013

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Cellist Rachel Scott continues her offbeat and innovative concert series Bach in the Dark into 2013 with her first concerts at the end of February. The philosophy behind her programming is to start with the music of, who else but Johann Sebastian Bach, and from there explore abstractions of his work both as a…

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the competition continues….

October 6, 2011

This Sunday, the Italian Opera Foundation of Australia holds the final of its vocal competition in which six singers will compete for a scholarship to Italy worth $50,000. Angela Brun, Jin Hee Uhm, Amy Corkery, Natalie Aroyan, and Celeste Haworth, all from NSW and Kang Wang (QLD) along with Reserve Finalist Erika Simons (NSW) were selected during the…

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Chris Cartner Plays Beethoven And Brahms

May 17, 2016

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The Choir Of St James’ With The Australian Haydn Ensemble

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Digital Debut For The Australian Haydn Ensemble

May 19, 2020

Under the auspices of the Melbourne Digital Concert Hall, the Australian Haydn Ensemble’s first-ever live-streamed performance will transport you to the time of Haydn with two works written for late eighteenth-century London: his G Major London trio, and London symphony in Salomon’s chamber arrangement. The program also features Mozart’s string quartet the Hunt, one of the quartets that Mozart dedicated…

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