Opera Australia has released single tickets for Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour: Aida, and is encouraging people to secure their tickets now for what is set to be the most spectacular production yet. Aida will see a stellar line up of international and Australian talent dazzle audiences with a tale of love, war and turmoil, running from 27 March to 26 April 2015.
Lyndon Terracini, Artistic Director of Opera Australia said “Aida is the ultimate grand opera, and one that many people will know. The wide appeal of this opera, and a spectacular new production with glorious set and costume designs, will no doubt delight visitors in 2015.”
As in previous years, the entire pop-up site at Fleet Steps, Mrs Macquarie’s Point, will be designed to complement the opera, with bars and multiple dining options all reflecting the grand nature of Aida. Tickets can be purchased now from opera.org.au.
This week, Wotif.com also announced a partnership with Opera Australia to offer theatre travel packages for Aida.
Wotif Group Flights and Packages Executive General Manager, Helen Demetriou, said: “Opera lovers and hot ticket event goers will be able to take advantage of our great packages which include event tickets, domestic flights and hotel accommodation. We've also got exclusive land-only packages including accommodation and event tickets.”
Theatregoers can package opera tickets with hotel bookings, or take up a flight, hotel and ticket package. Visit wotif.com/aida for further information and to book.
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Sunday, 5 October 2014
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