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"Victorian Opera's 2011 season includes some of opera's most extraordinary music and characters in productions I hope you will enjoy and cherish." Richard Gill, Music Director
Victorian Opera has established itself as a force to be reckoned with in its five years. One of the company's greatest achievements is an ability to inspire, engage and enthral audiences with distinct and unforgettable productions. The 2011 season brings operatic treats for regular audiences as well as for those who are new to the art-form. Filled with beautiful voices in intimate spaces, Victorian Opera's 2011 subscription season is truly extraordinary. Subscriptions start from just $90, and a...
"Victorian Opera's 2011 season includes some of opera's most extraordinary music and characters in productions I hope you will enjoy and cherish." Richard Gill, Music Director
Victorian Opera has established itself as a force to be reckoned with in its five years. One of the company's greatest achievements is an ability to inspire, engage and enthral audiences with distinct and unforgettable productions. The 2011 season brings operatic treats for regular audiences as well as for those who are new to the art-form. Filled with beautiful voices in intimate spaces, Victorian Opera's 2011 subscription season is truly extraordinary. Subscriptions start from just $90, and anyone under the age of 30 can see 4 operas for $100 with a VOyage subscription. Subscribe online.
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The season includes the exhilarating music of Viva Verdi! in concert at Melbourne Town, a return to Mozart with the mysterious adventures of The Magic Flute at the Arts Centre Playhouse, with Music Director Richard Gill as conductor and Samuel Dundas as Papageno. The new season also includes the world premiere of How to Kill your Husband (and other handy household hints), an adaptation of the popular Kathy Lette novel by composer Alan John and librettist Tim Daly at the CUB Malthouse with a dazzling cast including Christa Hughes, Tobias Cole and Threepenny Opera stars Dimity Shepherd and Melissa Langton. In July Britten's poignant and comical opera Albert Herring with Melbourne favourite Suzanne Johnston will be presented in the Playhouse, followed by a very special Baroque Triple Bill at the Melbourne Recital Centre.
October will mark Victorian Opera's 5th Birthday. Why not celebrate by joining the company for its 2011 season?
