The Pearl Fishers
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Presented by: NZ Opera
An early masterpiece by the composer of Carmen, The Pearl Fishers is an opera stunning in its brilliance, clarity and undeniable beauty. Performed on the New Zealand Opera stage for the first time since 2002, this season promises Bizet’s gorgeous work as you’ve never seen it before.
With a cast boasting some of New Zealand’s finest internationally based opera talent – with all four principal cast members returning to Aotearoa for this season – accompanied by the unfailingly outstanding voices of the Freemasons Foundation New Zealand Opera Chorus and the world-class Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, this is as essential as opera gets.
Produced by New Zealand Opera in partnership with State Opera South Australia, in an all-new production by acclaimed Australian director Stephen Barlow, this is your opportunity to see a gem of the opera canon in a new light – bright, beautiful and unmistakably ‘ours’.
An early masterpiece by the composer of Carmen, The Pearl Fishers is an opera stunning in its brilliance, clarity and undeniable beauty. Performed on the New Zealand Opera stage for the first time since 2002, this season promises Bizet’s gorgeous work as you’ve never seen it before.
With a cast boasting some of New Zealand’s finest internationally based opera talent – with all four principal cast members returning to Aotearoa for this season – accompanied by the unfailingly outstanding voices of the Freemasons Foundation New Zealand Opera Chorus and the world-class Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, this is as essential as opera gets.
Produced by New Zealand Opera in partnership with State Opera South Australia, in an all-new production by acclaimed Australian director Stephen Barlow, this is your opportunity to see a gem of the opera canon in a new light – bright, beautiful and unmistakably ‘ours’.
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Where is it happening?
Isaac Theatre Royal, 145 Gloucester Street,Christchurch, New Zealand
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Host or PublisherIsaac Theatre Royal
