Sydney... what's on in October
Sat, 28 Aug 2004, 09:04 pmWalter Plinge5 posts in thread
Sydney... what's on in October
Sat, 28 Aug 2004, 09:04 pmHi
My family will be in Sydney Oct 4-6 to see the Lion King on the 5th
Any recommendations of good shows (pref musicals ) to see on the 4th or 6th
Ta
My family will be in Sydney Oct 4-6 to see the Lion King on the 5th
Any recommendations of good shows (pref musicals ) to see on the 4th or 6th
Ta
Walter PlingeSat, 28 Aug 2004, 09:04 pm
Hi
My family will be in Sydney Oct 4-6 to see the Lion King on the 5th
Any recommendations of good shows (pref musicals ) to see on the 4th or 6th
Ta
My family will be in Sydney Oct 4-6 to see the Lion King on the 5th
Any recommendations of good shows (pref musicals ) to see on the 4th or 6th
Ta
Walter PlingeThu, 2 Sept 2004, 08:48 am
Re: Sydney... what's on in October
James Wallace will be in Sydney for the Sculpture Symposium on the 29th October and would like to know what Operas are on Thursday 28th October Friday 29th and Saturday 30th
Walter PlingeThu, 2 Sept 2004, 12:12 pm
Re: Sydney... what's on in October
Carol Westgate wrote:
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> James Wallace will be in Sydney for the Sculpture Symposium
> on the 29th October and would like to know what Operas are on
> Thursday 28th October Friday 29th and Saturday 30th
28th and 30th - "The Mikado"
29th - "Der Rosenkavalier"
Both presented by Opera Australia, at that funny looking building on the Harbour. More info here
Alas, you'll be too late for Pacific Opera's "Hansel & Gretel" at the SBW Independent Theatre in North Sydney (September into early October), and too early for Pinchgut Opera's "L'Orfeo" at the Angel Place City Recital Hall (December).
>
> James Wallace will be in Sydney for the Sculpture Symposium
> on the 29th October and would like to know what Operas are on
> Thursday 28th October Friday 29th and Saturday 30th
28th and 30th - "The Mikado"
29th - "Der Rosenkavalier"
Both presented by Opera Australia, at that funny looking building on the Harbour. More info here
Alas, you'll be too late for Pacific Opera's "Hansel & Gretel" at the SBW Independent Theatre in North Sydney (September into early October), and too early for Pinchgut Opera's "L'Orfeo" at the Angel Place City Recital Hall (December).
Walter PlingeThu, 2 Sept 2004, 12:24 pm
Re: Sydney... what's on in October
Clint M wrote:
>
> Any recommendations of good shows (pref musicals ) to see on
> the 4th or 6th
Bell Shakespeare's "12th Night", at the Opera House. Not exactly a musical, but it's got four or five songs in it, with Shakespeare's words set to music by, in this production, James Reyne.
Not a musical either, but promises to be great fun nonetheless - Moliere's "The Miser" starring John Gaden, at STC, also at that funny looking meringue-shaped knob near the bridge.
Also, "Kimberly Akimbo" at the Ensemble Theatre, Kirribilli; "The Marriage of Figaro" (Mozart's opera) at the Opera House (on the 6th only); and various assorted plays at Belvoir Street, Griffin, and elsewhere.
There's always something on. Try the internet.
Oh wait...
dm.
>
> Any recommendations of good shows (pref musicals ) to see on
> the 4th or 6th
Bell Shakespeare's "12th Night", at the Opera House. Not exactly a musical, but it's got four or five songs in it, with Shakespeare's words set to music by, in this production, James Reyne.
Not a musical either, but promises to be great fun nonetheless - Moliere's "The Miser" starring John Gaden, at STC, also at that funny looking meringue-shaped knob near the bridge.
Also, "Kimberly Akimbo" at the Ensemble Theatre, Kirribilli; "The Marriage of Figaro" (Mozart's opera) at the Opera House (on the 6th only); and various assorted plays at Belvoir Street, Griffin, and elsewhere.
There's always something on. Try the internet.
Oh wait...
dm.
Walter PlingeThu, 2 Sept 2004, 04:01 pm
Re: Sydney... what's on in October
Thanks
all sounds good
also found "Some Rooms"
(the dance production..:-) )
which we might go and see
all sounds good
also found "Some Rooms"
(the dance production..:-) )
which we might go and see