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Pinchgut Opera

Direction d'orchestre

Erin Helyard

Mise en scène

Lucy Clements

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Soprano

Valda Wilson

Didon

Ténor

David Greco

Énée

Sara Macliver

Bélinda

Mezzo-soprano

Kanen Breen

Une sorcière

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Cantillation

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Orchestra of the Antipodes

Décors

Jeremy Allen

Michelle Ryan

Cantillation Chorus

Lana Kains

Olivia Payne

Stephanie Dillon

Louis Hurley

Jack Jordan

Andrew O'Connor

Freddu Shaw

Lumières

Morgan Moroney

Chorégraphie

Shannon Burns

anglais

Dido and Aeneas -  (Didon et Enée)

Sydney

Australie

City Recital Hall

Dido and Aeneas Purcell

Public

Didon et Enée

Valide

Acclaimed for its insightful and unique interpretations of the lesser-known works from the Baroque period, Pinchgut Opera also relishes the opportunity to put its signature stamp on one of the best-known operas in the repertory.


Dido and Aeneas is the perfect operatic gem. Few stories capture the essence of tragic love, heroism and destiny as intensely as the tale of the  Trojan hero Aeneas and the noble Queen Dido, the founder of Carthage.


It is this star-crossed love story, laden with the tumultuous interplay of duty, passion and fate, that Purcell, a master of music for the theatre, chose as the subject of his only true opera.



Australian star soprano Valda Wilson (Theodora, 2016) returns to Pinchgut in her role debut as Dido, with acclaimed baritone David Greco as Aeneas. Joining them is Kanen Breen (Ormindo, 2009; Platée, 2021) inhabiting the snarling malice of the Sorceress, and the ever-eloquent Sara Macliver (The Fairy Queen, 2003; Orfeo, 2004; Bajazet, 2015) as Belinda.
Dido and Aeneas features some of the most beautiful Baroque music of all time, including the final lament of Dido, darkly brooding and famously tragic, which was aptly featured in the final season of the HBO smash-hit series The White Lotus.
Musically resplendent and thrillingly fierce, Pinchgut’s presentation of Dido and Aeneas is not to be missed.

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Didon et Enée by Purcell, Du (2024/2024), Dirigé par Lucy Clements,, Chef d'orchestre Erin Helyard, City Recital Hall, Sydney, Australie

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