Past Interns

Past Emerging Artists

2000
Brendon Mercer, Wendy Dawn Thompson, James Meng, Penny Davis,
James Harrison, Joanna Heslop

2001
Andrew Conley, Joanna Heslop, Helen Lear, Todd Mohi, April-Marie Neho

2002
Seamus Casey, Emma Sloman, Sarah-Jane Rennie, Andrew Conley

2003
Seamus Casey, Stephanie Bain, Sarah McOnie, Carla Parry, Elaine Wogan

2004
Kristen Darragh, Andrew Glover, Wade Kernot, Phillip Rhodes

2005
Paloma Bruce, Sarah Wood, Rebecca Crabtree, Malcolm Ede

2006
Catherine Norton, David Kelly

2006/2007
Rachelle Pike, Sarah-Ann Walker

2007/2008
Hadleigh Adams, Julia Booth, Barbara Graham, Michael Gray, Matthew Landreth, Barbara Paterson

2008/2009
Anna Argyle, Claire Barton, Daniel O'Connor

2009/2010
Brigitte Heuser, Polly Ott, Andrew Grenon, Alexandra Ioan

Past Young Artists

2007/2008
Wade Kernot

2008/2009
Kristen Darragh

Past Resident Artists

2008/2009
Susie Ewart

Did you know?

Early opera resembled the atmosphere of a race course - chatting, food, laughter and loud comments were the norm.

During all our opera performances an English translation of the libretto is projected on screens above the stage, so you can easily follow the story.

If you are 25 years old or under you can purchase $25 tickets at the venue box office before any performance.

The world's longest opera is Wagner's The Ring Cycle, lasting over 14 hours plus intervals. That's 18 hours at the theatre.

The world's longest applause lasted for 1 hour and 20 minutes as a standing ovation. The opera: Otello starring Placido Domingo.

On average, an opera will last between 2 and 3 hours, with one interval in a two act show, and two in a three act show. Operettas and musicals tend to be shorter.

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