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Too big for Sydney: This massive work signals Opera Australia’s comeback

Amy Lane’s first season adds a new Tannhäuser, a steampunk Magic Flute and a one-off Beethoven 9 to rebuild audience momentum.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
With a new leadership team in place, Opera Australia’s 2027 season renewed ambition with a varied slate of productions for Melbourne and Sydney.

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Opera on Sydney Harbour in limbo over dispute with billionaire patron

The future of the lucrative annual showcase is in doubt, reportedly because too many musicals are being staged for sponsor Haruhisa Handa’s liking.

·Sydney, Australia
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Too big for Sydney: This massive work signals Opera Australia’s comeback

With a new leadership team in place, Opera Australia’s 2027 season renewed ambition with a varied slate of productions for Melbourne and Sydney.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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