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SUMMARY:The Mikado
DESCRIPTION:Gilbert and Sullivan’s “THE MIKADO (or The Town of Titipu)” has become one of the most-performed pieces of musical theatre in history. As with many of their productions\, the show which premiered at the Savoy Theatre in 1885\, satirises aspects of Victorian Britain’s politics and aristocracy; cloaked behind a charming story set not in Britain\, but in exotic Japan. \nWhat goes around comes around in politics of course\, and many of the themes seem familiar and just as relevant today as when The Mikado was first performed! Familiar characters include Nanki Poo\, Yum Yum\, The Lord High Executioner Ko Ko\, Katisha\, and of course the emperor Mikado himself. \nIn typical G&S style\, a tangled web is woven and unravels\, and everyone lives happily ever after. Witty comedy\, memorable tunes\, a little romance\, and endearing characters\, along with some light-hearted contemporary references\, make this satirical piece of musical theatre a popular favourite to this day.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-mikado-3/2025-04-26/2/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Mikado
DESCRIPTION:Gilbert and Sullivan’s “THE MIKADO (or The Town of Titipu)” has become one of the most-performed pieces of musical theatre in history. As with many of their productions\, the show which premiered at the Savoy Theatre in 1885\, satirises aspects of Victorian Britain’s politics and aristocracy; cloaked behind a charming story set not in Britain\, but in exotic Japan. \nWhat goes around comes around in politics of course\, and many of the themes seem familiar and just as relevant today as when The Mikado was first performed! Familiar characters include Nanki Poo\, Yum Yum\, The Lord High Executioner Ko Ko\, Katisha\, and of course the emperor Mikado himself. \nIn typical G&S style\, a tangled web is woven and unravels\, and everyone lives happily ever after. Witty comedy\, memorable tunes\, a little romance\, and endearing characters\, along with some light-hearted contemporary references\, make this satirical piece of musical theatre a popular favourite to this day.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-mikado-3/2025-04-26/1/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20250425T193000
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SUMMARY:The Mikado
DESCRIPTION:Gilbert and Sullivan’s “THE MIKADO (or The Town of Titipu)” has become one of the most-performed pieces of musical theatre in history. As with many of their productions\, the show which premiered at the Savoy Theatre in 1885\, satirises aspects of Victorian Britain’s politics and aristocracy; cloaked behind a charming story set not in Britain\, but in exotic Japan. \nWhat goes around comes around in politics of course\, and many of the themes seem familiar and just as relevant today as when The Mikado was first performed! Familiar characters include Nanki Poo\, Yum Yum\, The Lord High Executioner Ko Ko\, Katisha\, and of course the emperor Mikado himself. \nIn typical G&S style\, a tangled web is woven and unravels\, and everyone lives happily ever after. Witty comedy\, memorable tunes\, a little romance\, and endearing characters\, along with some light-hearted contemporary references\, make this satirical piece of musical theatre a popular favourite to this day.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-mikado-3/2025-04-25/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250330T230104Z
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SUMMARY:The Mikado
DESCRIPTION:Gilbert and Sullivan’s “THE MIKADO (or The Town of Titipu)” has become one of the most-performed pieces of musical theatre in history. As with many of their productions\, the show which premiered at the Savoy Theatre in 1885\, satirises aspects of Victorian Britain’s politics and aristocracy; cloaked behind a charming story set not in Britain\, but in exotic Japan. \nWhat goes around comes around in politics of course\, and many of the themes seem familiar and just as relevant today as when The Mikado was first performed! Familiar characters include Nanki Poo\, Yum Yum\, The Lord High Executioner Ko Ko\, Katisha\, and of course the emperor Mikado himself. \nIn typical G&S style\, a tangled web is woven and unravels\, and everyone lives happily ever after. Witty comedy\, memorable tunes\, a little romance\, and endearing characters\, along with some light-hearted contemporary references\, make this satirical piece of musical theatre a popular favourite to this day.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-mikado-3/2025-04-24/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Sorcerer
DESCRIPTION:by Gilbert & Sullivan \nDirected by Bronwyn Calvett\nMD John Wilson \nFIVE SHOWS ONLY ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ is the tale of how with the best of intentions Alexis\, an English aristocrat in the village of Ploverleigh\, through the use of a love potion from an old firm of London magicians\, J. Wells & Co.\, Family Sorcerers\, gets all sorts of unlikely people to fall madly in love with one another.\nUnfortunately for Alexis\, this includes his fiancée\, Aline\, who falls for the elderly vicar Dr. Daly. Chaos ensues in the village\, and after many typical Gilbert and Sullivan style comic twists and turns all is eventually happily resolved.\nWell … almost ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ made its debut in 1877 and was the first Gilbert and Sullivan collaboration in which the two had complete control of the production. It was highly successful for its time\, which encouraged them to continue working together and expand the possibilities of satiric operetta. ‘The Sorcerer’ introduced such well known Gilbert and Sullivan trademarks as the comic duet\, the patter song\, the contrapuntal double chorus\, the tenor and soprano love duet and the soprano showpiece aria that we see in other shows to follow.\nThe Sorcerer also introduced W. S. Gilbert’s passion for satirizing the excessive focus of the English on class differences with a plot that turns the entire social order upside down.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-sorcerer/2024-09-29/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:The Sorcerer
DESCRIPTION:by Gilbert & Sullivan \nDirected by Bronwyn Calvett\nMD John Wilson \nFIVE SHOWS ONLY ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ is the tale of how with the best of intentions Alexis\, an English aristocrat in the village of Ploverleigh\, through the use of a love potion from an old firm of London magicians\, J. Wells & Co.\, Family Sorcerers\, gets all sorts of unlikely people to fall madly in love with one another.\nUnfortunately for Alexis\, this includes his fiancée\, Aline\, who falls for the elderly vicar Dr. Daly. Chaos ensues in the village\, and after many typical Gilbert and Sullivan style comic twists and turns all is eventually happily resolved.\nWell … almost ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ made its debut in 1877 and was the first Gilbert and Sullivan collaboration in which the two had complete control of the production. It was highly successful for its time\, which encouraged them to continue working together and expand the possibilities of satiric operetta. ‘The Sorcerer’ introduced such well known Gilbert and Sullivan trademarks as the comic duet\, the patter song\, the contrapuntal double chorus\, the tenor and soprano love duet and the soprano showpiece aria that we see in other shows to follow.\nThe Sorcerer also introduced W. S. Gilbert’s passion for satirizing the excessive focus of the English on class differences with a plot that turns the entire social order upside down.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-sorcerer/2024-09-28/2/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Sorcerer
DESCRIPTION:by Gilbert & Sullivan \nDirected by Bronwyn Calvett\nMD John Wilson \nFIVE SHOWS ONLY ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ is the tale of how with the best of intentions Alexis\, an English aristocrat in the village of Ploverleigh\, through the use of a love potion from an old firm of London magicians\, J. Wells & Co.\, Family Sorcerers\, gets all sorts of unlikely people to fall madly in love with one another.\nUnfortunately for Alexis\, this includes his fiancée\, Aline\, who falls for the elderly vicar Dr. Daly. Chaos ensues in the village\, and after many typical Gilbert and Sullivan style comic twists and turns all is eventually happily resolved.\nWell … almost ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ made its debut in 1877 and was the first Gilbert and Sullivan collaboration in which the two had complete control of the production. It was highly successful for its time\, which encouraged them to continue working together and expand the possibilities of satiric operetta. ‘The Sorcerer’ introduced such well known Gilbert and Sullivan trademarks as the comic duet\, the patter song\, the contrapuntal double chorus\, the tenor and soprano love duet and the soprano showpiece aria that we see in other shows to follow.\nThe Sorcerer also introduced W. S. Gilbert’s passion for satirizing the excessive focus of the English on class differences with a plot that turns the entire social order upside down.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-sorcerer/2024-09-28/1/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Sorcerer
DESCRIPTION:by Gilbert & Sullivan \nDirected by Bronwyn Calvett\nMD John Wilson \nFIVE SHOWS ONLY ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ is the tale of how with the best of intentions Alexis\, an English aristocrat in the village of Ploverleigh\, through the use of a love potion from an old firm of London magicians\, J. Wells & Co.\, Family Sorcerers\, gets all sorts of unlikely people to fall madly in love with one another.\nUnfortunately for Alexis\, this includes his fiancée\, Aline\, who falls for the elderly vicar Dr. Daly. Chaos ensues in the village\, and after many typical Gilbert and Sullivan style comic twists and turns all is eventually happily resolved.\nWell … almost ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ made its debut in 1877 and was the first Gilbert and Sullivan collaboration in which the two had complete control of the production. It was highly successful for its time\, which encouraged them to continue working together and expand the possibilities of satiric operetta. ‘The Sorcerer’ introduced such well known Gilbert and Sullivan trademarks as the comic duet\, the patter song\, the contrapuntal double chorus\, the tenor and soprano love duet and the soprano showpiece aria that we see in other shows to follow.\nThe Sorcerer also introduced W. S. Gilbert’s passion for satirizing the excessive focus of the English on class differences with a plot that turns the entire social order upside down.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-sorcerer/2024-09-27/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Sorcerer
DESCRIPTION:by Gilbert & Sullivan \nDirected by Bronwyn Calvett\nMD John Wilson \nFIVE SHOWS ONLY ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ is the tale of how with the best of intentions Alexis\, an English aristocrat in the village of Ploverleigh\, through the use of a love potion from an old firm of London magicians\, J. Wells & Co.\, Family Sorcerers\, gets all sorts of unlikely people to fall madly in love with one another.\nUnfortunately for Alexis\, this includes his fiancée\, Aline\, who falls for the elderly vicar Dr. Daly. Chaos ensues in the village\, and after many typical Gilbert and Sullivan style comic twists and turns all is eventually happily resolved.\nWell … almost ! \n‘The Sorcerer’ made its debut in 1877 and was the first Gilbert and Sullivan collaboration in which the two had complete control of the production. It was highly successful for its time\, which encouraged them to continue working together and expand the possibilities of satiric operetta. ‘The Sorcerer’ introduced such well known Gilbert and Sullivan trademarks as the comic duet\, the patter song\, the contrapuntal double chorus\, the tenor and soprano love duet and the soprano showpiece aria that we see in other shows to follow.\nThe Sorcerer also introduced W. S. Gilbert’s passion for satirizing the excessive focus of the English on class differences with a plot that turns the entire social order upside down.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-sorcerer/2024-09-26/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240609T163000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
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SUMMARY:Lilac Time
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE:  New venue and new start time for evening performances \nThe South Australian Light Opera Society is delighted to present our latest operetta\, Lilac Time\, at the Domain Theatre in the Marion Cultural Centre.  Because our usual venue is undergoing repairs\, we have had to change to a new venue and change the dates of our shows for this year.  We will also be changing the starting time for our evening performances to 7:30 pm\, meaning an earlier night for everyone.  Matinees will remain at 2:00 pm. \nLilac Time is set in Vienna in 1820 and is based loosely on the life of composer Franz Schubert\, played by Andrew McKinnon.  Schubert and his playboy friend\, Baron Schober (Frikkie Jacobs) are vying for the attention of Mitzi (Katrin Treloar)\, the youngest daughter of glassmaker\, Otto Zell (David Roberts)\, and his wife (Bronwyn Calvett). \nSchubert’s friends\, Kuppell (Andrew Winter)\, Schwind (Peter Muller) and Vogl (Christian Pollnitz) enjoy the fine Vienna weather and food at every opportunity.  Meanwhile\, Mitzi’s sisters\, Fritzi (Kathy Cilento) and Litzi (Carmine Clarke) are keen to marry their boyfriends\, Binder (Bob Daniel) and Brun (Phil Rodda).  Complications follow with the arrival of temperamental prima donna\, Taliani (Kendall Geisler)\, at a party to celebrate the ‘double wedding\,’ out to catch her philandering paramour\, Schober. \nBeautiful music written by Schubert himself has been adapted for our enjoyment to such songs as Hark\, Hark the Lark\, A Song to Remember\, Jolly Good Fellows and Lilac Time in this entertaining operetta.  Costumes of the period complete the scene as the story evolves in old Vienna. \nLilac Time is Directed by Pam Tucker with Musical Direction by Helen Loveday. \nFurther information is available from Pam Tucker at 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/lilac-time/2024-06-09/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240608T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240608T220000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20240417T052623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240417T052623Z
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SUMMARY:Lilac Time
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE:  New venue and new start time for evening performances \nThe South Australian Light Opera Society is delighted to present our latest operetta\, Lilac Time\, at the Domain Theatre in the Marion Cultural Centre.  Because our usual venue is undergoing repairs\, we have had to change to a new venue and change the dates of our shows for this year.  We will also be changing the starting time for our evening performances to 7:30 pm\, meaning an earlier night for everyone.  Matinees will remain at 2:00 pm. \nLilac Time is set in Vienna in 1820 and is based loosely on the life of composer Franz Schubert\, played by Andrew McKinnon.  Schubert and his playboy friend\, Baron Schober (Frikkie Jacobs) are vying for the attention of Mitzi (Katrin Treloar)\, the youngest daughter of glassmaker\, Otto Zell (David Roberts)\, and his wife (Bronwyn Calvett). \nSchubert’s friends\, Kuppell (Andrew Winter)\, Schwind (Peter Muller) and Vogl (Christian Pollnitz) enjoy the fine Vienna weather and food at every opportunity.  Meanwhile\, Mitzi’s sisters\, Fritzi (Kathy Cilento) and Litzi (Carmine Clarke) are keen to marry their boyfriends\, Binder (Bob Daniel) and Brun (Phil Rodda).  Complications follow with the arrival of temperamental prima donna\, Taliani (Kendall Geisler)\, at a party to celebrate the ‘double wedding\,’ out to catch her philandering paramour\, Schober. \nBeautiful music written by Schubert himself has been adapted for our enjoyment to such songs as Hark\, Hark the Lark\, A Song to Remember\, Jolly Good Fellows and Lilac Time in this entertaining operetta.  Costumes of the period complete the scene as the story evolves in old Vienna. \nLilac Time is Directed by Pam Tucker with Musical Direction by Helen Loveday. \nFurther information is available from Pam Tucker at 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/lilac-time/2024-06-08/2/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://tasaonline.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Lilac.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240608T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240608T163000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20240417T052623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240417T052623Z
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SUMMARY:Lilac Time
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE:  New venue and new start time for evening performances \nThe South Australian Light Opera Society is delighted to present our latest operetta\, Lilac Time\, at the Domain Theatre in the Marion Cultural Centre.  Because our usual venue is undergoing repairs\, we have had to change to a new venue and change the dates of our shows for this year.  We will also be changing the starting time for our evening performances to 7:30 pm\, meaning an earlier night for everyone.  Matinees will remain at 2:00 pm. \nLilac Time is set in Vienna in 1820 and is based loosely on the life of composer Franz Schubert\, played by Andrew McKinnon.  Schubert and his playboy friend\, Baron Schober (Frikkie Jacobs) are vying for the attention of Mitzi (Katrin Treloar)\, the youngest daughter of glassmaker\, Otto Zell (David Roberts)\, and his wife (Bronwyn Calvett). \nSchubert’s friends\, Kuppell (Andrew Winter)\, Schwind (Peter Muller) and Vogl (Christian Pollnitz) enjoy the fine Vienna weather and food at every opportunity.  Meanwhile\, Mitzi’s sisters\, Fritzi (Kathy Cilento) and Litzi (Carmine Clarke) are keen to marry their boyfriends\, Binder (Bob Daniel) and Brun (Phil Rodda).  Complications follow with the arrival of temperamental prima donna\, Taliani (Kendall Geisler)\, at a party to celebrate the ‘double wedding\,’ out to catch her philandering paramour\, Schober. \nBeautiful music written by Schubert himself has been adapted for our enjoyment to such songs as Hark\, Hark the Lark\, A Song to Remember\, Jolly Good Fellows and Lilac Time in this entertaining operetta.  Costumes of the period complete the scene as the story evolves in old Vienna. \nLilac Time is Directed by Pam Tucker with Musical Direction by Helen Loveday. \nFurther information is available from Pam Tucker at 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/lilac-time/2024-06-08/1/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:Lilac Time
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE:  New venue and new start time for evening performances \nThe South Australian Light Opera Society is delighted to present our latest operetta\, Lilac Time\, at the Domain Theatre in the Marion Cultural Centre.  Because our usual venue is undergoing repairs\, we have had to change to a new venue and change the dates of our shows for this year.  We will also be changing the starting time for our evening performances to 7:30 pm\, meaning an earlier night for everyone.  Matinees will remain at 2:00 pm. \nLilac Time is set in Vienna in 1820 and is based loosely on the life of composer Franz Schubert\, played by Andrew McKinnon.  Schubert and his playboy friend\, Baron Schober (Frikkie Jacobs) are vying for the attention of Mitzi (Katrin Treloar)\, the youngest daughter of glassmaker\, Otto Zell (David Roberts)\, and his wife (Bronwyn Calvett). \nSchubert’s friends\, Kuppell (Andrew Winter)\, Schwind (Peter Muller) and Vogl (Christian Pollnitz) enjoy the fine Vienna weather and food at every opportunity.  Meanwhile\, Mitzi’s sisters\, Fritzi (Kathy Cilento) and Litzi (Carmine Clarke) are keen to marry their boyfriends\, Binder (Bob Daniel) and Brun (Phil Rodda).  Complications follow with the arrival of temperamental prima donna\, Taliani (Kendall Geisler)\, at a party to celebrate the ‘double wedding\,’ out to catch her philandering paramour\, Schober. \nBeautiful music written by Schubert himself has been adapted for our enjoyment to such songs as Hark\, Hark the Lark\, A Song to Remember\, Jolly Good Fellows and Lilac Time in this entertaining operetta.  Costumes of the period complete the scene as the story evolves in old Vienna. \nLilac Time is Directed by Pam Tucker with Musical Direction by Helen Loveday. \nFurther information is available from Pam Tucker at 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/lilac-time/2024-06-07/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240606T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240606T220000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
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SUMMARY:Lilac Time
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE NOTE:  New venue and new start time for evening performances \nThe South Australian Light Opera Society is delighted to present our latest operetta\, Lilac Time\, at the Domain Theatre in the Marion Cultural Centre.  Because our usual venue is undergoing repairs\, we have had to change to a new venue and change the dates of our shows for this year.  We will also be changing the starting time for our evening performances to 7:30 pm\, meaning an earlier night for everyone.  Matinees will remain at 2:00 pm. \nLilac Time is set in Vienna in 1820 and is based loosely on the life of composer Franz Schubert\, played by Andrew McKinnon.  Schubert and his playboy friend\, Baron Schober (Frikkie Jacobs) are vying for the attention of Mitzi (Katrin Treloar)\, the youngest daughter of glassmaker\, Otto Zell (David Roberts)\, and his wife (Bronwyn Calvett). \nSchubert’s friends\, Kuppell (Andrew Winter)\, Schwind (Peter Muller) and Vogl (Christian Pollnitz) enjoy the fine Vienna weather and food at every opportunity.  Meanwhile\, Mitzi’s sisters\, Fritzi (Kathy Cilento) and Litzi (Carmine Clarke) are keen to marry their boyfriends\, Binder (Bob Daniel) and Brun (Phil Rodda).  Complications follow with the arrival of temperamental prima donna\, Taliani (Kendall Geisler)\, at a party to celebrate the ‘double wedding\,’ out to catch her philandering paramour\, Schober. \nBeautiful music written by Schubert himself has been adapted for our enjoyment to such songs as Hark\, Hark the Lark\, A Song to Remember\, Jolly Good Fellows and Lilac Time in this entertaining operetta.  Costumes of the period complete the scene as the story evolves in old Vienna. \nLilac Time is Directed by Pam Tucker with Musical Direction by Helen Loveday. \nFurther information is available from Pam Tucker at 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/lilac-time/2024-06-06/
LOCATION:Domain Theatre\, 287 Diagonal Road\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230820T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230820T163000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20230710T004342Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230710T004342Z
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-20/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T223000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20230710T004342Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230710T004342Z
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-19/2/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230819T163000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20230710T004342Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230710T004342Z
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-19/1/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230818T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230818T223000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230710T004342Z
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-18/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230817T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230817T223000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20230710T004342Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230710T004342Z
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SUMMARY:Iolanthe
DESCRIPTION:The South Australian Light Opera Society’s next production is Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe\, directed by Maria Davis. One of the lesser known of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe sees Gilbert taking aim at the political arena of the time\, and being especially cruel to the House of Lords who he portrays as ineffective and unintelligent. \nIolanthe (Dione Baker) has been banished from fairyland for marrying a mortal. Her son\, Strephon (Aled Proeve)\, wants to marry Phyllis (Danielle Ruggiero-Prior)\, a ward of Chancery\, but all of the peers have the same aim.  The Lord Chancellor (Damon Hill) is her guardian\, but is unwilling to make a choice\, and Phyllis rejects all the peers.  The peers\, led by Tolloller (Benjamin Fleming) and Mountararat (Graham Loveday)\, with Phyllis\, see Strephon embracing his mother (fairies remain excessively young) and accuses him of infidelity. \nA host of fairies\, including Rebecca Kmit (the Queen)\, Rhiannon Curtis (Celia)\, Alex Fowler (Leila) and Rachel Lee (Fleta) begin to fall in love with the peers\, while Private Willis (Jason Clark)\, on guard at the Palace of Westminster\, reflects on political life before falling for the Queen of the fairies.  A chorus of fairies\, dryads\, brownies\, pixies\, mushrooms and peers complete a stunning cast. \nLike all of the Savoy Operas\, Iolanthe is full of the delightful music of Sullivan and the biting wit of Gilbert. You will be enchanted by Tripping hither (Chorus of Fairies)\, None shall Part us (Phyllis and Strephon)\, When I went to the bar (Lord Chancellor)\, When all night long a chap remains (Willis) and When Britain really ruled the waves (Mountararat)\, all backed by a talented orchestra under the baton of Kate White\, with choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nTickets – call Pam 8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/iolanthe/2023-08-17/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230807T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230807T223000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20230715T011134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230715T011134Z
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SUMMARY:White Horse Inn
DESCRIPTION:SYNOPSIS\nHead waiters of the White Horse Inn have found that to fall in love with the attractive young widow who owns the establishment is a swift and certain route to dismissal. Yet none have been able to resist Josepha; least of all Leopold\, the present incumbent. She\, however\, pines for Valentine Sutton\, a regular visitor from England\, and is resolutely blind to all the evidence that his thoughts for her are no more than warm friendship. Valentine’s annual visit is at hand\, and by the same steamer arrive Ebenezer Grinkle\, a self-made lad from Lancashire with plenty of brass\, his sweet young daughter Ottoline\, an impoverished Professor Hinzel and his/her gawky\, lisping\, but appealing daughter Gretel\, and a dapper young man\, Sigismund Smith (of Hammersmith). Sub-plots abound as Smith and Grinkle discover they are hated business rivals\, Sutton (who is Smith’s solicitor) falls in love with Ottoline\, and Smith with Gretel\, while Leopold repeatedly threatens to resign and wish them all a last “Good-bye!”. The subsequent arrival of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor serves at first only to add to the acrimonious chaos\, but finally his kindly understanding and wisdom do much to bring about the statutory happy ending.\n\nCast required:\nJosepha Vogelhuber – Proprietress of “The White Horse Inn” \, Mezzo-soprano. Lead. Ability/willingness to play the tuba will be highly regarded.\nLeopold Brandmeyer – Staff Waiter\, High Baritone. Lead.\nEbenezer Grinkle – Lancashire Underwear Manufacturer\, Spoken\, Supporting.\nOttoline Grinkle – his daughter\, Soprano\, Supporting.\nValentine Sutton – Solicitor of Lincoln’s Inn Fields\, London\, Tenor\, Supporting.\nSigismund Smith – Son of a London underwear manufacturer\, Baritone/Bass\, Supporting\, Sigismund is bald.\nProfessor Dr. Hinzel – Train enthusiast\, Baritone/Mezzo\, Featured.\nGretel Hinzel – The professor’s unworldly daughter\, has a lisp\, Soprano/Mezzo\, Featured.\nEmperor Franz Joseph II / Forester – Emperor\, Spoken\, Featured/Ensemble.\nKathi Weghalter – Postmistress and President of the Young Ladies’ Friendly Hiking Association\, Coloratura soprano\, Featured/Ensemble\nKarl\, the Piccolo – Upstart Junior waiter\, Tenor\, Spoken\, Featured/Ensemble.\nHOTEL STAFF and ENSEMBLE OF TRAVEL SLAVES\, SATB Ensemble. (The busiest people in the show!)\nZENZI\, a chambermaid (soprano)\nHEIDI\, a waitress (mezzo\, good mover)\nTRUDI\, a chambermaid (alto)\nHERBIE\, a waiter (baritone\, good mover)\nFRANZ\, a waiter (bass) is also the MAYOR (featured speaking role)\nALL ACTORS\, except for Leopold and Josepha\, WILL BE DOUBLE-CAST (some triple).\nThe original English version of White Horse Inn had a cast of 200 people. In keeping with the modern European tradition\, this production will have a cast of 15 people.\nAUDITIONS\nWhen making your audition booking\, you will be asked to nominate the primary role that you wish to be considered for. On the day of the audition\, you will be able to nominate a second preference of role should you wish to.\nSingers will be asked to perform\, ideally from memory\, a song of their choice that best indicates their suitability for the part for which they wish to be considered. PLEASE EMAIL A PDF OF THE SHEET MUSIC (if you are unable to\, please bring 2 photocopies). You may also be asked to try something from the show if the panel wants to see/hear something specific. Candidates will also be asked to perform passages of dialogue from The White Horse Inn.\nImportantly\, please research the Schuhplattler dance on YouTube. We will be learning an easy one at the Information Night. You do not have to be in any way perfect at your audition.\nIf you can play a European instrument (eg accordion\, clarinet)\, please bring it with you.\n\nTo book your audition time use the online form and/or come to the information night July 31.\nOnline audition form https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084FAFAE28A2FFC70-white
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/white-horse-inn-3/
LOCATION:St Elizabeth of Hungary Anglican Church\, 12 Dwyer Rd\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Auditions
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ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230731T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230731T203000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20230715T010800Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230715T010800Z
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SUMMARY:White Horse Inn
DESCRIPTION:SYNOPSIS\nHead waiters of the White Horse Inn have found that to fall in love with the attractive young widow who owns the establishment is a swift and certain route to dismissal. Yet none have been able to resist Josepha; least of all Leopold\, the present incumbent. She\, however\, pines for Valentine Sutton\, a regular visitor from England\, and is resolutely blind to all the evidence that his thoughts for her are no more than warm friendship. Valentine’s annual visit is at hand\, and by the same steamer arrive Ebenezer Grinkle\, a self-made lad from Lancashire with plenty of brass\, his sweet young daughter Ottoline\, an impoverished Professor Hinzel and his/her gawky\, lisping\, but appealing daughter Gretel\, and a dapper young man\, Sigismund Smith (of Hammersmith). Sub-plots abound as Smith and Grinkle discover they are hated business rivals\, Sutton (who is Smith’s solicitor) falls in love with Ottoline\, and Smith with Gretel\, while Leopold repeatedly threatens to resign and wish them all a last “Good-bye!”. The subsequent arrival of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor serves at first only to add to the acrimonious chaos\, but finally his kindly understanding and wisdom do much to bring about the statutory happy ending.\n\nCast required:\nJosepha Vogelhuber – Proprietress of “The White Horse Inn” \, Mezzo-soprano. Lead. Ability/willingness to play the tuba will be highly regarded.\nLeopold Brandmeyer – Staff Waiter\, High Baritone. Lead.\nEbenezer Grinkle – Lancashire Underwear Manufacturer\, Spoken\, Supporting.\nOttoline Grinkle – his daughter\, Soprano\, Supporting.\nValentine Sutton – Solicitor of Lincoln’s Inn Fields\, London\, Tenor\, Supporting.\nSigismund Smith – Son of a London underwear manufacturer\, Baritone/Bass\, Supporting\, Sigismund is bald.\nProfessor Dr. Hinzel – Train enthusiast\, Baritone/Mezzo\, Featured.\nGretel Hinzel – The professor’s unworldly daughter\, has a lisp\, Soprano/Mezzo\, Featured.\nEmperor Franz Joseph II / Forester – Emperor\, Spoken\, Featured/Ensemble.\nKathi Weghalter – Postmistress and President of the Young Ladies’ Friendly Hiking Association\, Coloratura soprano\, Featured/Ensemble\nKarl\, the Piccolo – Upstart Junior waiter\, Tenor\, Spoken\, Featured/Ensemble.\nHOTEL STAFF and ENSEMBLE OF TRAVEL SLAVES\, SATB Ensemble. (The busiest people in the show!)\nZENZI\, a chambermaid (soprano)\nHEIDI\, a waitress (mezzo\, good mover)\nTRUDI\, a chambermaid (alto)\nHERBIE\, a waiter (baritone\, good mover)\nFRANZ\, a waiter (bass) is also the MAYOR (featured speaking role)\nALL ACTORS\, except for Leopold and Josepha\, WILL BE DOUBLE-CAST (some triple).\nThe original English version of White Horse Inn had a cast of 200 people. In keeping with the modern European tradition\, this production will have a cast of 15 people.\nAUDITIONS\nWhen making your audition booking\, you will be asked to nominate the primary role that you wish to be considered for. On the day of the audition\, you will be able to nominate a second preference of role should you wish to.\nSingers will be asked to perform\, ideally from memory\, a song of their choice that best indicates their suitability for the part for which they wish to be considered. PLEASE EMAIL A PDF OF THE SHEET MUSIC (if you are unable to\, please bring 2 photocopies). You may also be asked to try something from the show if the panel wants to see/hear something specific. Candidates will also be asked to perform passages of dialogue from The White Horse Inn.\nImportantly\, please research the Schuhplattler dance on YouTube. We will be learning an easy one at the Information Night. You do not have to be in any way perfect at your audition.\nIf you can play a European instrument (eg accordion\, clarinet)\, please bring it with you.\n\nTo book your audition time use the online form and/or come to the information night July 31.\nOnline audition form https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084FAFAE28A2FFC70-white
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/white-horse-inn-2/
LOCATION:St Elizabeth of Hungary Anglican Church\, 12 Dwyer Rd\, Oaklands Park\, SA\, 5046\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Information Session
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230430T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20230430T163000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
CREATED:20230325T201354Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230325T201504Z
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SUMMARY:The Merry Widow
DESCRIPTION:Set in the Pontevedrian Embassy in Paris in 1880\, the show opens at a colourful ball hosted by the pompous middle-aged ambassador\, Baron Zeta (baritone\, David Roberts).  The fate of their country is in the hands of the widow Madame Glavari (soprano\, Kendall Geisler)\, a simple country girl who married a wealthy banker and\, on his death\, inherited his twenty millions.  If she marries a foreigner and takes her money out of the country then Pontevedro will be bankrupt.  From the beginning\, foreign diplomats\, St Brioche (Bob Daniel) and Cascada (Christian Pollnitz)\, lead a contingent of men vying for the hand of the widow. \nTo save the day the Baron calls on his attaché\, Count Danilo Danilovitch (baritone\, Toby Gajewski) to woo her.  However\, unbeknown to the Baron\, this handsome playboy is already in love with her\, but having previously been forbidden from marrying the lowly country girl\, he is less than enthusiastic.  Intrigues at the embassy between Baron Zeta’s wife\, Valencienne (soprano\, Kaila Barton)\, and the aristocratic Frenchman Count de Rosillon (tenor\, Anthony Little) complicate the situation further. \nThe Merry Widow abounds with delightful music\, from the ever-popular Merry Widow Waltz\, to the lively Women! Women! Women!\, the comic Driving in the Park and\, perhaps the best known of all\, Vilia\, making it one of the most loved operettas of all.  The Newry Studio of Irish Dance provide a delightful sextet of Grisettes (dancers from Maxim’s) to entertain guests. Add in a comic trio of aristocratic ladies (Carmine Clarke\, Margot Sage and Sandra Fameli)\, the baron’s downtrodden factotum\, Njegus (Sean Nugent)\, a talented orchestra under the baton of Helen Loveday\, choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nThe Merry Widow is directed by Pam Tucker. \nBookings: phone  8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-merry-widow/2023-04-30/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Merry Widow
DESCRIPTION:Set in the Pontevedrian Embassy in Paris in 1880\, the show opens at a colourful ball hosted by the pompous middle-aged ambassador\, Baron Zeta (baritone\, David Roberts).  The fate of their country is in the hands of the widow Madame Glavari (soprano\, Kendall Geisler)\, a simple country girl who married a wealthy banker and\, on his death\, inherited his twenty millions.  If she marries a foreigner and takes her money out of the country then Pontevedro will be bankrupt.  From the beginning\, foreign diplomats\, St Brioche (Bob Daniel) and Cascada (Christian Pollnitz)\, lead a contingent of men vying for the hand of the widow. \nTo save the day the Baron calls on his attaché\, Count Danilo Danilovitch (baritone\, Toby Gajewski) to woo her.  However\, unbeknown to the Baron\, this handsome playboy is already in love with her\, but having previously been forbidden from marrying the lowly country girl\, he is less than enthusiastic.  Intrigues at the embassy between Baron Zeta’s wife\, Valencienne (soprano\, Kaila Barton)\, and the aristocratic Frenchman Count de Rosillon (tenor\, Anthony Little) complicate the situation further. \nThe Merry Widow abounds with delightful music\, from the ever-popular Merry Widow Waltz\, to the lively Women! Women! Women!\, the comic Driving in the Park and\, perhaps the best known of all\, Vilia\, making it one of the most loved operettas of all.  The Newry Studio of Irish Dance provide a delightful sextet of Grisettes (dancers from Maxim’s) to entertain guests. Add in a comic trio of aristocratic ladies (Carmine Clarke\, Margot Sage and Sandra Fameli)\, the baron’s downtrodden factotum\, Njegus (Sean Nugent)\, a talented orchestra under the baton of Helen Loveday\, choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nThe Merry Widow is directed by Pam Tucker. \nBookings: phone  8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-merry-widow/2023-04-29/2/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Merry Widow
DESCRIPTION:Set in the Pontevedrian Embassy in Paris in 1880\, the show opens at a colourful ball hosted by the pompous middle-aged ambassador\, Baron Zeta (baritone\, David Roberts).  The fate of their country is in the hands of the widow Madame Glavari (soprano\, Kendall Geisler)\, a simple country girl who married a wealthy banker and\, on his death\, inherited his twenty millions.  If she marries a foreigner and takes her money out of the country then Pontevedro will be bankrupt.  From the beginning\, foreign diplomats\, St Brioche (Bob Daniel) and Cascada (Christian Pollnitz)\, lead a contingent of men vying for the hand of the widow. \nTo save the day the Baron calls on his attaché\, Count Danilo Danilovitch (baritone\, Toby Gajewski) to woo her.  However\, unbeknown to the Baron\, this handsome playboy is already in love with her\, but having previously been forbidden from marrying the lowly country girl\, he is less than enthusiastic.  Intrigues at the embassy between Baron Zeta’s wife\, Valencienne (soprano\, Kaila Barton)\, and the aristocratic Frenchman Count de Rosillon (tenor\, Anthony Little) complicate the situation further. \nThe Merry Widow abounds with delightful music\, from the ever-popular Merry Widow Waltz\, to the lively Women! Women! Women!\, the comic Driving in the Park and\, perhaps the best known of all\, Vilia\, making it one of the most loved operettas of all.  The Newry Studio of Irish Dance provide a delightful sextet of Grisettes (dancers from Maxim’s) to entertain guests. Add in a comic trio of aristocratic ladies (Carmine Clarke\, Margot Sage and Sandra Fameli)\, the baron’s downtrodden factotum\, Njegus (Sean Nugent)\, a talented orchestra under the baton of Helen Loveday\, choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nThe Merry Widow is directed by Pam Tucker. \nBookings: phone  8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-merry-widow/2023-04-29/1/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Merry Widow
DESCRIPTION:Set in the Pontevedrian Embassy in Paris in 1880\, the show opens at a colourful ball hosted by the pompous middle-aged ambassador\, Baron Zeta (baritone\, David Roberts).  The fate of their country is in the hands of the widow Madame Glavari (soprano\, Kendall Geisler)\, a simple country girl who married a wealthy banker and\, on his death\, inherited his twenty millions.  If she marries a foreigner and takes her money out of the country then Pontevedro will be bankrupt.  From the beginning\, foreign diplomats\, St Brioche (Bob Daniel) and Cascada (Christian Pollnitz)\, lead a contingent of men vying for the hand of the widow. \nTo save the day the Baron calls on his attaché\, Count Danilo Danilovitch (baritone\, Toby Gajewski) to woo her.  However\, unbeknown to the Baron\, this handsome playboy is already in love with her\, but having previously been forbidden from marrying the lowly country girl\, he is less than enthusiastic.  Intrigues at the embassy between Baron Zeta’s wife\, Valencienne (soprano\, Kaila Barton)\, and the aristocratic Frenchman Count de Rosillon (tenor\, Anthony Little) complicate the situation further. \nThe Merry Widow abounds with delightful music\, from the ever-popular Merry Widow Waltz\, to the lively Women! Women! Women!\, the comic Driving in the Park and\, perhaps the best known of all\, Vilia\, making it one of the most loved operettas of all.  The Newry Studio of Irish Dance provide a delightful sextet of Grisettes (dancers from Maxim’s) to entertain guests. Add in a comic trio of aristocratic ladies (Carmine Clarke\, Margot Sage and Sandra Fameli)\, the baron’s downtrodden factotum\, Njegus (Sean Nugent)\, a talented orchestra under the baton of Helen Loveday\, choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nThe Merry Widow is directed by Pam Tucker. \nBookings: phone  8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-merry-widow/2023-04-28/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:The Merry Widow
DESCRIPTION:Set in the Pontevedrian Embassy in Paris in 1880\, the show opens at a colourful ball hosted by the pompous middle-aged ambassador\, Baron Zeta (baritone\, David Roberts).  The fate of their country is in the hands of the widow Madame Glavari (soprano\, Kendall Geisler)\, a simple country girl who married a wealthy banker and\, on his death\, inherited his twenty millions.  If she marries a foreigner and takes her money out of the country then Pontevedro will be bankrupt.  From the beginning\, foreign diplomats\, St Brioche (Bob Daniel) and Cascada (Christian Pollnitz)\, lead a contingent of men vying for the hand of the widow. \nTo save the day the Baron calls on his attaché\, Count Danilo Danilovitch (baritone\, Toby Gajewski) to woo her.  However\, unbeknown to the Baron\, this handsome playboy is already in love with her\, but having previously been forbidden from marrying the lowly country girl\, he is less than enthusiastic.  Intrigues at the embassy between Baron Zeta’s wife\, Valencienne (soprano\, Kaila Barton)\, and the aristocratic Frenchman Count de Rosillon (tenor\, Anthony Little) complicate the situation further. \nThe Merry Widow abounds with delightful music\, from the ever-popular Merry Widow Waltz\, to the lively Women! Women! Women!\, the comic Driving in the Park and\, perhaps the best known of all\, Vilia\, making it one of the most loved operettas of all.  The Newry Studio of Irish Dance provide a delightful sextet of Grisettes (dancers from Maxim’s) to entertain guests. Add in a comic trio of aristocratic ladies (Carmine Clarke\, Margot Sage and Sandra Fameli)\, the baron’s downtrodden factotum\, Njegus (Sean Nugent)\, a talented orchestra under the baton of Helen Loveday\, choreography by Deborah Proeve and colourful costumes of the era to complete a truly wonderful show. \nThe Merry Widow is directed by Pam Tucker. \nBookings: phone  8294 6582
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/the-merry-widow/2023-04-27/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
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SUMMARY:My Fair Lady
DESCRIPTION:SA LIGHT OPERA brings you a return season of Lerner and Loewe’s award-winning story of a flower girl transformed into an elegant lady – widely considered one of the greatest musicals of all time. \nMY FAIR LADY tells the story of Eliza Doolittle\, a young Cockney flower seller\, and Henry Higgins\, a linguistics professor who is determined to transform her into his idea of a “proper lady”. But who is really being transformed? \nThe cast and crew are mostly from our April production with a few updates here and there\, bringing back to the Tower Arts Centre an endearing tale that charms with its warmth and memorable characters\, and familiar score including: Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?\, With a Little Bit of Luck\, Rain in Spain\, I Could Have Danced All Night\, On the Street Where You Live and Get Me to the Church on Time. \nBookings phone 8294 6582\nBook early as Covid restrictions may apply as per current guidelines. \nChildren $15\nConcession $26\nAdults $30 \nCall Pam to book tickets NOW!\n8294 6582 Don’t miss out.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/my-fair-lady-2-2/2022-11-27/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20221126T200000
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SUMMARY:My Fair Lady
DESCRIPTION:SA LIGHT OPERA brings you a return season of Lerner and Loewe’s award-winning story of a flower girl transformed into an elegant lady – widely considered one of the greatest musicals of all time. \nMY FAIR LADY tells the story of Eliza Doolittle\, a young Cockney flower seller\, and Henry Higgins\, a linguistics professor who is determined to transform her into his idea of a “proper lady”. But who is really being transformed? \nThe cast and crew are mostly from our April production with a few updates here and there\, bringing back to the Tower Arts Centre an endearing tale that charms with its warmth and memorable characters\, and familiar score including: Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?\, With a Little Bit of Luck\, Rain in Spain\, I Could Have Danced All Night\, On the Street Where You Live and Get Me to the Church on Time. \nBookings phone 8294 6582\nBook early as Covid restrictions may apply as per current guidelines. \nChildren $15\nConcession $26\nAdults $30 \nCall Pam to book tickets NOW!\n8294 6582 Don’t miss out.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/my-fair-lady-2-2/2022-11-26/2/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20221126T200000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20221126T230000
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SUMMARY:My Fair Lady
DESCRIPTION:SA LIGHT OPERA brings you a return season of Lerner and Loewe’s award-winning story of a flower girl transformed into an elegant lady – widely considered one of the greatest musicals of all time. \nMY FAIR LADY tells the story of Eliza Doolittle\, a young Cockney flower seller\, and Henry Higgins\, a linguistics professor who is determined to transform her into his idea of a “proper lady”. But who is really being transformed? \nThe cast and crew are mostly from our April production with a few updates here and there\, bringing back to the Tower Arts Centre an endearing tale that charms with its warmth and memorable characters\, and familiar score including: Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?\, With a Little Bit of Luck\, Rain in Spain\, I Could Have Danced All Night\, On the Street Where You Live and Get Me to the Church on Time. \nComing back to the Tower Arts Centre – November 24 – 27\, 2022.\nBookings phone 8294 6582\nBook early as Covid restrictions may apply as per current guidelines. \nTower Arts Centre\nChildren $15\nConcession $26\nAdults $30 \nCall Pam to book tickets NOW!\n8294 6582 Don’t miss out.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/my-fair-lady-2/2022-11-26/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20221126T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20221126T170000
DTSTAMP:20260506T032944
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LAST-MODIFIED:20221125T020625Z
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SUMMARY:My Fair Lady
DESCRIPTION:SA LIGHT OPERA brings you a return season of Lerner and Loewe’s award-winning story of a flower girl transformed into an elegant lady – widely considered one of the greatest musicals of all time. \nMY FAIR LADY tells the story of Eliza Doolittle\, a young Cockney flower seller\, and Henry Higgins\, a linguistics professor who is determined to transform her into his idea of a “proper lady”. But who is really being transformed? \nThe cast and crew are mostly from our April production with a few updates here and there\, bringing back to the Tower Arts Centre an endearing tale that charms with its warmth and memorable characters\, and familiar score including: Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?\, With a Little Bit of Luck\, Rain in Spain\, I Could Have Danced All Night\, On the Street Where You Live and Get Me to the Church on Time. \nBookings phone 8294 6582\nBook early as Covid restrictions may apply as per current guidelines. \nChildren $15\nConcession $26\nAdults $30 \nCall Pam to book tickets NOW!\n8294 6582 Don’t miss out.
URL:https://tasaonline.org.au/events/my-fair-lady-2-2/2022-11-26/1/
LOCATION:Tower Arts Centre\, cnr Daws Rd & Goodwood Rd\, Pasadena\, SA\, 5042\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Productions
ORGANIZER;CN="South Australia Light Opera Society":MAILTO:salospublicity@gmail.com
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