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Lyndon Terracini

May

Opera Australia bets on musicals, property development as losses widen

Australia’s largest performing arts company will produce more musicals, and play more cannily with its property, as it tries to turn losses around.

  • Michael Bailey

May 2023

Musicals like The Phantom of the Opera saved Opera Australia’s bacon in 2022.

‘40pc inflation’: Opera Australia’s low note as staging costs soar

The country’s largest performing arts company is passing around the hat, and relying on musical theatre productions, as it faces savage cost increases.

  • Michael Bailey

October 2022

Lyndon Terracini will leave OA at the end of this week, 15 months earlier than contracted.

‘Mentally moved on’: Lyndon Terracini leaves Opera Australia early

The artistic director has called time on a 13-year tenure that reversed the fortunes of Australia’s largest performing arts company.

  • Michael Bailey

August 2022

Jonas Kaufmann.

Opera’s king, and The Ring, star in OA’s 2023 season

Opera Australia’s outgoing artistic director Lyndon Terracini has programmed a swansong season with blockbuster potential.

  • Michael Bailey

December 2021

Opera Australia CEO’s first job is to save the show

As Fiona Allan settles into the country’s largest performing arts company, she’s rolling up her sleeves to go into battle for the COVID-19 ravaged Australian arts industry.

  • Michael Bailey
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September 2021

Opera Principals Veronica Simeoni and Roberto Aronica  perform the lead roles in Opera Australia’s ‘Carmen’ at the Sydney Opera House on January 2020.

Carmen comes to Cockatoo Island

Opera Australia has won approval to stage its first production at the former industrial site on Sydney Harbour, which guests will be able to watch from their boats.

  • Michael Bailey

March 2021

Renowned composer Elena Kats-Chernin helped make Rod Sims’ birthday a very special one.

Rod Sims immortalised in opera

Opera Australia board member Alison Pert went all out for her husband’s birthday.

  • Myriam Robin

March 2020

Opera Australia chief executive Rory Jeffes in Opera Australia's costume shop on Thursday. OA has stood down its workforce on at least 50 per cent pay util May 30.

Exit stage left: Opera Australia leads arts shutdown

The country's largest performing arts company will pay staff at least 50 per cent of wages until May 30.

  • Michael Bailey

February 2020

Beethoven statue in Bonn, the city of the composer's birth. This year marks his 250th birthday.

In 2020, all the world's a concert hall

It's a headline year for music tourism, not least because it marks the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth.

  • Ute Junker

October 2019

Lyndon Terracini, artistic director of Opera Australia.

'If it's a good idea, you'll get the money'

Artistic director Lyndon Terracini has kept Opera Australia on song financially but not everyone is a fan.

  • Michael Bailey

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