Everyone knows that when you go to Australia you have to visit Sydney, and when you go to Sydney you have to go to the Sydney Opera House, and when you go to the Sydney Opera House you have to see a show. Do you know what the Sydney Opera House are resident art group performances? As well as the performance of the selected location strategy, come together to see it.
Major resident companies
The Sydney Opera House is also home to some of Australia's most famous theater companies and orchestras, including the Bell Shakespeare Company, Opera Australia, and Ballet Australia, all of which are well known around the world.
Australian Chamber Orchestra
The Australian Chamber Orchestra is a veteran Australian orchestra founded in 1975. Led by Artistic Director Richard Tognetti since 1990, the orchestra performs over 100 concerts a year in Australia. Whether performing in Manhattan, New York or Australia itself. Recent representative works include Mozart's Last Symphony, Beethoven: A Fugue, and the highly acclaimed soundtrack to the film collaboration The Mountain.
BellShakespeare Company BellShakespeare
The Bell Shakespeare Company draws on its 25 years of experience in expertly interpreting William Shakespeare's classic works. It is Australia's leading national theater company and runs three major productions a year, touring the region.
OperaAustralia
Opera Australia is one of Australia's leading opera companies. Accompanied by the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra, it performs at the Sydney Opera House about eight months of the year, and the rest of the year at the Melbourne Arts Center accompanied by the orchestra, Orchestra Victoria. Its notable opera performances since 2012 have included Cabaret, Madama Butterfly, Turandot, Aida and Carmen.
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra, founded in Sydney in 1934, is a national treasure of professional orchestras. And as a representative of the culture of the entire city of Sydney, the orchestra is the cultural ambassador of the Olympic Festival and shone at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. The orchestra's recordings of works by Australian composer Peter Sculthorpe have been widely acclaimed, and its interpretations of works by Mahler and Wagner, as well as its 1988 tour of the United States, have been well received. The orchestra's performances of Wagner's opera Rheingold, Mahler's Symphony No. 2 and Symphony No. 3, as well as works of contemporary Australian music, have been highly praised by the industry. The recent performance of the symphonic score of Harry Potter: The Goblet of Fire has attracted magic fans from all over the world.
The Australian Ballet
Established in 1956, The Australian Ballet is one of Australia's national treasures. The Australian Ballet actively introduces dancers and teachers from China, Britain, France, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, the United States and other countries, as well as ballet school graduates from Asian, Latin American and European backgrounds, the rich and colorful culture of the ballet company has made this ballet company is the epitome of modern Australia. With up to 200 performances a year, it is very well recognized by local audiences! Classic ballets such as Swan Lake, Giselle, The Nutcracker and many more are performed, and the company also collaborates with world-renowned choreographers to revive classics such as the upcoming Spartacus.
Theater and Ballet SelectionIn general, Premium locations are the best, generally facing the center of the auditorium, with section A second best, section B and C seats generally in the CIRCLE range, and section C the furthest away. How do I get good seats at a low price? This is a question that everyone asks, but according to my incomplete (bei) experience as an amateur theatergoer, this is basically unlikely, after all, there is a saying that "cheap is not good". Choosing the cheaper seats will not only affect the quality of the show, but may also have some blocking or this and that kind of problem. So if you have the means to do so, go for A
Reserve or Premium tickets, which will give you a better chance of seeing the show.
Want to know more about the backstage of the Opera House? Want to see the dressing rooms used by Pavarotti and other international masters? Want to know how the seats are arranged in each theater and learn the secrets of selecting seats? Then this is the tour for you!
Symphony Concert Seating Advice
The most important thing in a symphony is to listen to it, and if you just listen to it, no matter which seat you are in, it will make no difference to the listener. Excellent concert halls, from the ceiling to the floor of the materials used and modeling are based on architectural acoustics, extremely sophisticated. However, if you have reached a high level of absolute perfection in sound quality, then generally speaking, the center is the best position, because there is no obstruction between it and the stage.
But if you're also looking to see, it's especially important to observe the fingering, the expressions, and the interactions between the musicians and the conductor, as well as to judge the musicians by their position and choose a seat where you can see them clearly, for example, if you're looking to see the fingering of the symphony's piano players, you can choose a seat to your left, and so on.
Sydney Opera House surrounded by foodSydney Tower revolving restaurant - overlooking the panoramic views of Sydney
Sydney revolving restaurant is located in the top of the Sydney Tower, Sydney is one of Sydney's most unique restaurants. The restaurant rotates at a constant speed, allowing you to enjoy your meal while taking in the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Lover's Harbour.
Before you dine, discover a different Sydney by climbing Sydney Tower. All views of the city of Sydney are also visible from Sydney Tower's 360° transparent observation deck.
Address: Level 4,SydneyTower,100MarketSt,SydneyNSW2000
Open: 09:00-21:30
Cost per person: RMB 426