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Bangarra Dance Theatre: Bennelong | Digital Season

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Gathering our community of Australian theatre artists, this new series is designed to plug that theatre-shaped hole in your life. We've released a series of short, personal videos made by some of your favourite actors, directors and writers — a bit of a chat, and a reading from a play, novel or poem.

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We're thrilled to announce Sydney Theatre Company Virtual, a series of online offerings to keep you connected to STC while our theatres are dark. Over the co...

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Premiered in 1846, the opening night audience erupted into cheers when Ezio sang "You may have the universe, but leave Italy to me!"

The line also inspired cheers at La Scala's recent performances. Musically Attila is a neglected masterpiece. Verdi's driving, military rhythms combined with lyric and dramatic turns of phrase make this compelling listening. One of the great revenge operas of the 19th century, much of the drama revolves around the relationship between Attila and Odabella as she first stands up to him, appears to capitulate but only in order to hide her plan for his demise. Taras Berezhansky is Attila, opposite Natalie Aroyan as Odabella. Simone Piazzola performs as the Roman General, Ezio. Diego Torre debuts another Verdi tenor role as Odabella's lover Foresto. This co-production with La Scala was a tremendous success at its Milan premiere and has received critical acclaim in Sydney.
Recorded live in concert at Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House on 14 March 2020 by ABC Classic. Producer Brooke Green, Engineers Andrew Edgson, Jason Blackwell and Jolen Camilleri.
Program

Giuseppe Verdi: Attila

Artists

Taras Berezhansky (bass, Attila)
Natalie Aroyan (soprano, Odabella)
Diego Torre (tenor, Foresto)
Simone Piazzola (baritone, Ezio)
Virgilio Marino (tenor, Uldino)
Gennadi Dubinsky (bass, Pope Leo I)
Opera Australia Chorus
Opera Australia Orchestra
Jun Yi Ma (concertmaster)
Andrea Licata (conductor)

Find out more

Attila Cheat Sheet from the OA website.
Review: SMH from the Sydney Morning Herald's website (Peter McCallum March 16th, 2020)

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Premiered in 1846, the opening night audience erupted into cheers when Ezio sang "You may have the universe, but leave Italy to me!" The line also inspired cheers at La Scala's recent performances. Musically Attila is a neglected masterpiece. Verdi's driving, military rhythms combined with lyric and dramatic turns of phrase make this compelling listening.

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AVAILABLE FROM SUNDAY 5 APRIL, 12PM AEST Gleaming with Baroque golds and creams, glowing with vivid colour, and spilling over with fairies, princes, woodland nymphs and story-book charm, David McAllister's Beauty casts a spell of delight all the way to true love's kiss. WATCH NOW Lana Jones.

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RSC Live The Tempest Part One the Play LEV

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Shakespeare's Globe performance of Hamlet (2018)

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At the National Theatre in London, we make world-class theatre that is entertaining, challenging and inspiring. And we make it for everyone. National Theatre Live is National Theatre's ground-breaking project to broadcast the best of British theatre to cinemas in the UK and internationally. Unmissable theatre, any time anywhere.