Name: Australian Baroque
Start: 2024-11-28T18:00:00
Location: WA Museum Boola Bardip

Helen Kruger

Jane Cameron

Andy Skinner

James Huntingford

Noeleen Wright

Christian Read

Jacqueline Dosso

Australian Baroque

West Australian Opera

This adult learning series offers an insider’s guide to opera’s stories, music, and creative process. Guided by industry experts, it deepens appreciation and connection to this beautiful art form.

Wesfarmers Arts Opera 101

Callaway Auditorium

Designed for adults of all singing levels, these classes offer a supportive space to build vocal confidence and enjoy group singing. Led by professional artists, participants learn technique and explore a range of repertoire.

Wesfarmers Arts Singing Classes

UWA Conservatorium of Music

Wigmore Studio

The University of Western Australia

Step into a world of sweeping music and raw emotion in this beautiful production from Northern Ireland Opera, hailed “undeniably gripping”. Tchaikovsky’s masterful score transforms Pushkin’s novel into a thrilling, heart-wrenching experience. Grand ballrooms, duels at dawn, whispered confessions, and heartbreak echoing across time.

Eugene Onegin

His Majesty's Theatre

Shakespeare’s tragic tale of love and family conflict has echoed through the centuries and in Gounod’s opera the drama becomes even more intimate, more fragile, more achingly human. Roméo Montague and Juliette Capulet fall deeply in love, but their families are bitter enemies, fate is cruel, and time is short.

Roméo et Juliette

In the foxes’ city of Hillside, songs are trapped, stored, and consumed as energy. Tipu, the fox was raised as a Song Catcher. His friend Marri, the echidna, still holds a true, living song. When Tipu betrays Marri by catching his song, he triggers a catastrophic release of songs that have been trapped and stored, igniting fire and blame.

The Song Catchers

Albany Entertainment Centre

Don't miss a moving evening of music that celebrates resilience and beauty of life with mezzo-soprano Brigitte Heuser.