The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Tru st
PATRO N: HER ~!AJESI Y THE QUEEN
l'RESIUEN1 rh e R t. H on. Sir J oh n Latham , G.C. ~I. G., Q .C. CHAIRMA N Dr . H . C. Coombs EXEC T IVE DIR ECTO R Hn gh H unt HON . ~ECRETARY \l a11ricc Parker
STATE REPRESENTAT IVES: \ew ,0111/i \Va le, ~Jr. C. J. A. Moses, C.B.E. Queensland Pro fessor F. J. Scho nell \ Ve1'LCrn Au~Lra li a Profe ssor F. Alexander \'iuoria Mr A. H. L. Gib son '>ou1h Aus1ra lia Mr . L. C. W ate rm an ra ,ma ni a Mr. G. F. Davies
Forew ord: In its first SMson th e Elizabethan Tru st Op era Company prese1Jted a season of f our M ozart Operas . Thi s was an am ... and the best bitious beginn ing and sho wed beyond doubt that an enormous way to trave l demand f or classical opera exists in thi s counlry . A prngra1m1Je u•hich i1J ENrope or Am erica UJould be regarded as fo od for the is by connoissem only, here pro1•ed a popular di et f or all. This season pro vid es an opp ortunity for the presentation of some operas that are ?l'ell -known and well-loved, more samples TAA fflleOIJJJl/1 fro111 the- world 's storeho use of operati c treasures. The cost of Peopl e who like the best include TA in their such a season is very great. 111/e are m ost fortunate in I he genero us supp ort of Stal e Go1,ernmenls , City Councils and in the prcferenc:es. They enjoy the luxury and superiority co-operaliolJ of th e Au stralian Broadcasting Commi ssion, UJhich of TAA Viscount s - the quiet, poi ed performa nce alone makes p ossibl e the continued lif e of th e Company, but it of Rolls-Royce turbo-prop motor s, the highly is Hpon you, the theatr e-goer of Australia , that the Opera must efficient pressurisation and air-conditio ning. alway s most rely. the accomp lished hostess service. O11r Nationa l talent fo r the performan ce of opera has amply demonstrated itself both at hom e and abroad; if thi s talent goes f orwa,d wit h the widen ing appreciation of the art, th en the future of the lyric theatre in Au stralia is assured.
Next time yo u mak e a11i11 terstate jo1m 1ey, hook to fly by ' AA NPV57 1______CHAIRMA N .
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nr I' n h ii ,. d IIA~fHE R\\\ ~ H as achieved brillianL success as lyric-dra matic soprano since leaving Au s- 1ralia in 1936. Before going overseas she was a violinist with Sydney Conservatorium ancl Philharmonic orche slras, and a spor tswoman of championship sta ndard . She was engaged for princip al roles with the Vienna State Opera after studying lan guages and opera in that city, and shortl y afterward$ was asked to appe~r with the lat e Sir Henry J. Wood at the opening -of Lon don's Promenade Concerts. During World W ar 11 she combine d ambulance drivi ng in London's East End with concert and opera tic performances, severa l of which were given in air raid shelters during the "blitz" . Followi ng a recital tour of Australia in 1946, she returned , as the lu st post-war guest artist , to the Vienna State Opera . This was followed by a rec ital tour of Sout h Africa , a series of app eara nce s in all the leadin g opera hou ses and concert hall s in the United Sta tes and Canada , British Isles, East and Central Africa and Europe. In addition to being the first British artist to sing in Ru ssian in Moscow's Bolshoi I heatre since the Revolution , she was also the first Au strali an to sing in thi s, the world's largest opera h ouse. Following her appeara nces with the Elizabethan Tru~t Opera Company in "Tosca" and " Otello" , she will return to concert and TV in the United Kingdom , to be followed by a tour of the Uniled ·1ates and Europe , includ ing Scandinavia.
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5 ELSIEMORISON
Return s to Au sualia for the litst 1i111e since 1946, 10 appear in " La Boheme" and "The Bart ere d Bride" for the Elizabethan Tru st Opera Company. :\ ow p1in cipal oprano at CO\ent Gar den. she was recently acclaimed by the London p1ess for her int er pretation of Gilda in " Rigol etto ", whil st guest arti st with the Sadler's Wells Op era Co111pan1. Recog ni sed as one of th e foremost opera lie and oralm io ~opranos in England, she won the ,\l elba ~cholarsh ip in 194 1. and la1e1. wi1h the help of the citizens of Balla- /;, 1at, \'i cto , ia (her birthpl ace), she ,111died ff at Londo n \ Ro)a l ,\ cade my of lllu sic. Dur ing he1 fn,t ,ear at the Acade m1 she won a [11r1he1 ,c holar, hip and th e Qu een 's 1'1ize. After th1ee years with the Sadler's \Veils Compan y she made her first app earanc e with the Ghndcbou1ne Companv in Stravin sk\ \ "The Rak e's Progre ss" at the 1953 Edinbu1gh Fcsti,al. J he role of Mimi in " La Boheme" is one of her mo st famous, alt hough she ha, c,tab lished , uch a formidable rep erto ire in both opera and orator io during the la,1 few )ea , s as to m ake selec tion difficult. 1 ear ly one hundred worker s are includecl in he, orat o, io re pertoir e, making it one of the mo st comprehensive of any living singe r to-day. In addi tion she ha s sung the role of "11'1ena" in Arwel Hughes' opera of the ~·:: ,_: a_:_e,;..:_~~ ~~~ ,,~ ~.lsh National Opera Compan ~y_.______,:,
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180 N[W SOUTH HEAD RO. r I a MARION ITREET EDGECLIFF. FM1244 KILLARA. 1rns3 4th FLOOR, ST. JAMES BUILDING , CITY. 1' BW6255 7 RONALD DOWD
One of Au stralia' s leadin g teno rs, he is known both here a nd overseas fo r hi s performances in opera , oratorio and on the concert platform . On comp letio n of th e Elizab et han Opera Compan y's 1957 sea son , he will return to Sadler's \,Velis Opera Compa ny, of whic h he h as been a member since 1955 .
. C\"tt~on 1{.\'\'f- THEATRE \l-' NEWT OWN FRIDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1957
THE AUSTRALIAN ELIZABETHAN THEATRE TRUST presents the World Premiere of Visibly HEALING Better TV "THESHIFTING HEART" by RICHARD BEYNO • Alum inised tu .be !. for deepe,t 'bldcks' and brighte st "whites' with d f1dl range of in between shade\, HEALING Wi th an All-Su,r Cast
• Opti cal filter safety gl ass to eliminate gla re LY DALL BARl.lOUR NEVA CARR-GLY RI CHARD BEY ON and reflection. Manhattan TOM FARL EY DJ AH SHEARING FR A K WATERS • Healin g signal ock to screen out static and prevent ''roll over" ,ma· distortion. 17" X 21" GO RDO ' GLE ' WRIGHT K EITH JAR VIS • Du M ont Stead i beam lo bring you uniform Produ ced by 1\'l'A Y HOLLI ' WORTH picture quality whether the t-,tion sig nal is steady or v-,ryrnq Consolettes FIR T PRJi,E : Sydney J ourna list Club Pl ay Competition . 1956. • 10 channel turret tuner lei receive all c.h..•rnne1 that may be clllolted from ,\djucli ca t01s: Pla ywright s' Advison l\oarcl • Aut omatic eladrostdtic focus -,nd twin con The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust troh to orolect ag 9 Sopranos JOYCE SIMMONS THE SPIDER WILMA WHITNEY For centuries in the Japanese theatre , the Kabu ki dramas have used " interp retative make-up" - standard co lour s and pa ttern s for different per so nality types. The face of a good man, for instance, is painted white; the face of a wicked man is pain ted red - the exact shade of red determined by the extent a nd degree of hi, wic,cdness . Thi s gentleman is cast in the role of the Spider - the mo st wicked character of them all. Theatrical make-up , whether it be used in Japa n, Australia or any other part of the world. is based on oih and waxes. SHELL scientists in laboratories around the world arc constantly improving the quality and ver satilit y of these materials used for theatrical purposes. Sl,oll sen •cs Australia . e YOU C ' BE SU RE OF SHELL 476/ E JOY MAMMEN 10 11 *Recapt"u t1ethe thr' ill! Sopranos of the Opera Sea&ot1 with these magnificen* t recordings by the brilliant soloists ... ELSIE MORISON JOAN HAMMOND 33 THE MESSIAH (Hondel) Complete record- ki~harJ1t!wis,MNr~~~n~n~=a~~'.eHTuhd°d"!~~ 33 OPERATIC AND SONG RECITAL field Choral Society and Liverpool Phil (With Orchestra) OALP 1076 harmonic Orchestra, conductor Malcol m Sargent. (Organist Ernest Cooper.) ll0CX.11 46/ 8 lJ SONG REC ITAL OBLP 1073 l3 THE BEGGAR'S OPERA (Goy Popu.c h, MADG E STEPHENS FLORE N CE PON G Austin} . Recorded by a Double Cast Actors and Singers : Elsie Morison , John Cameron. 33 PUCCINI OPERATIC ARIAS OBlP .10B6 ; -.,_,_,_,, ~~ Ar~o ~~~he~sra and ChorusoCLP.~OS~~i 13 VERDI OPERATIC ARIAS OALP. 1407 33 ISRAEL IN EGYPT (Hondel) . Recorded ;n i {See General Ca tal ogue for co mpl ete list English Elsie Morison, Monic a Sinclair, I of Joan Hammond's records.) Ri, hord lewis. 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THE DECCA BOOK OF OPERA I 64 h1 fo11c L irtir6s rt o ly 1Jxom1nod by th,rty .1x 1eod ng i, '-h t A rd b K1o;b, r lllu roted. • .\ngcloLll, an e,caped prisone1, enters the Church, remO\es a ke) Price 49/9 (Postoge 2 6) [10111 it, hiding place in a shrine, and hides in the Atta,,u1· Li Chapel. THE VICTOR BOOK OF OPERAS, by Louis Biancolli and Robert Bag•n The Sacri,Lan enter:, with a bunch o[ paint brnshes he ha, deaned 101 iJot Is �rid t t he grr>of 1pero• Comp1et, ly revised inciuding oddd no t.H ro� r r v u y mi tod. 11 udac. D doto !ed 1i·t f 01 R.C A. Victor Operatic i\la1io C.avarado,:,i, a religious ani:,L, who i, painting in the chu1ch. c. ord� Vv, u +roft1d. 1\la1io emer,, unco,·er, the can\'as, a painting 0£ i\far) ,\lagdalen. rh Price 62 6 ( Postage 2 -) Lhe ',acri,Lan leaves, Angelotti, thinking he i, alone, lca,t, hi, hiding MODERN OPERA STORIES, by Gladys D•vidson +h r y p;: darn lpF ty Br platt. I le recognises C:a\'aradossi as a political >)mpathi,er, and e�pla1m hi, t,c.1pc from the pri;on ol 'ant' r\ngelo. The a1 ri,al ol the lamous Price 26 (Posl•ge I0d.) i ,i11ge1. l mra, who is in love with ,\lario, pmtponcs r\ngcloui's e:,cape. J OPERA BIOGRAPHIES, by Gladys Dovidson "-"' A. ro t +h v s ond r E nqer o notiono o ,,.. ave be me She lt·a,c,, and the t1vo men, startled b) a ,·annon hot, huniedl) �,. r uc1+ " qe thP. w r d ll1u l•oted. i� Price 26 - ( Postage I -) e,cape. Sca1 pia, Lhe h:11ed chief ol polite, enter,, orders a search of the 'j OPERA WORLD, by Daniol Blum chapel, and fmd, enough e\'idemc 10 cominu: him ol ?lfario's pail in A I I P rd he 952 1953 a1d 95] 954 , o,on ol lhe Mel ivpoliton '- • the e,cape. f t f1 ,:1;1d the St,n Fr nc1 Opuro toqti•hor with op1ous llustrot1on• c the nPw pr duction rind the leading inqers. C. nto1n olc; authoritative art r f )pnrc1 Eur >pP rind t"I lunt c t thA Aflding mus,r nnf�r*o1ners Price 51 6 (Postage I 2) Act 11: The fan1esc Palace. POCKET BOOK OF GREAT OPERAS, by Henry W. Simon •nd Abroh•m Veinus P f' di , >rr pa r rod· ph qroph ftr r � tor erious tudy )r 1mple 'J mca ;mill, Lo sing in a cantata, bC'ing ptc,cmed in honou1 ol a sen ·nr If 19 poqe , lr t nd o bb-poge +hemot gu,d, Price 4/9 (Postage 5d ) 1 cponed ,ictor) 01er Bona pane. \ Vhilst -,he is inging, Scarpia's men captmc Ca\'a1ad11,,i. ,\t 'carpia's command, To:,ca goes to his apart ment, and is forced Lo listen to the 1ortu1 e ol CaYaradossi. She pleads OUR L.P. RECORDS INCLUDE for him, and Sca1pia, imem on his own conquest of Tosca, offers LO SMETANA: Bartered Br de (Cumplete Record,ngl. Solo1Sls Ch r nd stage a fal e extcution in return !or her compliance. As he turns to lr hestro of Prague No•ionol Opera J l.P. s. LPV9 1/ IJ £8 12/6 embrace her, :,he stabs him, and steals from the apartment, taking the safe conduct leLLer given her b) Srarpia. PUCCINI: c, o' (Highlights) One l.P 12" Soloists and Milon Or heslr•. N.00201L £2 12/6 PUCCl�I: 'La Boheme' I Opera or Orchestra). One L.P, 12' Andre Kosteloneh and his Orchestra. Act I 11: Castel ant' Angelo. KLL502 £2/ I 1/- 'l he firing part) conduct Cavaradossi to the roof of the castle when BOO KS L. P. R E C O R D S the jailet tells the artist he ha one hour before execution. He begins MUS IC to write a farewell letter to Tosca, who then enters, shows him the letter ol ,afe conduct, and tells him that the execution will be a fake-part of her bargain with carpia. Cavaradossi asks at what price the bargain wa · made. She tells him and explains the laying of Scarpia. The firing part) arrives, ·avaradossi falls, in what Tosca supposes to be a pre tended death-but carpia has tricked her. Her lover lies at her feet a corpse. Cries came from below as Scarpia' murder is discovered. Jn despair, To ea throws herself from the parapet. 16 17 ELIZABETHA:N THEATRE * ,...,,. (I S('(IS0/1 l'llftllllett('('(l Fritl(ly, 61/, se,,lember, 1957 TIIE \llSTH \LI \N ELIZABETHA THEATRE TRUST presents * THE ELIZABETHAN TRlST OPERA COMPANY * in * * \111,11 '" I'{ (( l'\I I ih1l'llo ll\ llli1.1 .111d (,1.1 with TJIE �n DI\E, SY IPJION\ ORCIIESTHA ),t'ildt·I ROBER'! 1\ll l.Ll�R I\\ "''" 1<·,, of J he Australian Broadcasting Commi"ion C.011ductm. ERIC CLAPII 1\I CII \RAC:TER",: . \LJ I: l'hc Chui eh of Andrea della Valle, Rome. Flot ia l' The �la11;.1gcnu:nt n·,et,t.•_., 1lw 1iglu 10 m,tkt• ,Hl) aht·�a1io11 in tht· ca,t \\hich 111.n ht· rendered nclcs,:11) b) illne,, or ill1) olher 1111,n rndablc <.n1,e. ..\ :S:ew /ealancle1, he became the The ;\l,111agc1ucnl lt'Sl't, er, till' 1 igh1 of n..·fusin� .ulmi"ion H� lhl: Theat_rc. Tnking pholog-raphs dn1i11� th<.· fll'tfmmanu.· of 1111, p1ocluc11011 1, prolulH_ lt·d. 111�t pianist a11d conductor with �he Bo10\an· �moking i, 1101 pc1 milfl•d in 1hc \11 HIGHOPERATIC RECORDINGS FIDELITY FROM ���·.v-� You can cnJoy living performances from the world's fines! operas and artists in your own home with these wonderful D.G.O. high-fidelity recordings. Many more are available. MADAME BUTTERFLY-PUCCINI ung in Italian-Entrance of Bu11erfly, Flower Duer, One Fine Day, Love Duet. Maria Scader, soprano; Herta Topper, contralto; Cornelius Van Dijk, tenor. Chorus of the Munich State Opera -Munich Philharmonic Orchestra. Con ductor· Heinrich Hollreiser. 10" L.P. llV,. 17017 LPE JOHN SHAW GREAT OPERA CHORUSES I ,ccrpls from Don Pasquale (Donizctti) Fau�l (Gounod) Bartered Bride (Smetana) fhe Merry Wives of Windsor (Nicolai) Lohcngrin (Wagner) - Die Meistersingers (Wagner)-Tannhauser (Wagner)-Chorus of OPERA CHORUSES (lllustralod) the Bavarian Radio. 1 Soldiers' Chorus - "Faust" 12" l.P. ll /,. 19048 LPEM (Gounod); Servants' Chorus MARRIAGE OF FIGARO-MOZART "Don Pasquale" (Donizetti); Excerpls in German Annelies Kupper, Chorus of che Blessed Spirits soprano; Mrria tadcr, soprano; Elfriede " 0 rphc u, and Eurydice" rro1,chel, soprano: Josef Metternich, baritone; (Gluck): The loon Chorus Josef Grcindl, bass. The Berlin Philharmonic "Thc l\1crrv Wives of Windsor" Orehcsira onductor: Fritz Lehmann. The ( icolail · Bavarian Radio Orchestra. Conductor: Fugen 7" E.P 45. 30204 EPL Jochum 12" L.P. ll'/,. 19066 LPEM ALAN LIGHT RIGOLETTO-GIUSEPPE VERDI F,cerp1, in Italian Ri1a TRISTAN AND ISOLDE-WAGNER Streich. ,o prano; Petre l·.,ccrpt, in German Astrid Varnay, soprano; Munteanu, tenor; Hermann Herta I opper, al10: Margarete Klose, alto: Kim hdc, baritone: Kurt Bohme, Borg. hass: Wolfgang Windgassen, tenor. bass Munich Philharmonic Wurllemberg talc Orchestra. Conductor: Orcl,c,1ra Rl.\'i Simphoni Ferdinand I eilner OrchesCra. Berlin Wurncm 12" L.P. ll'/,. 19018 LPEM berg late Orcheslra, Stuttgart 1------, Conduc1ors Ferdinand Leitner. e 1s Arl ur Rother I ��li p: e�:+ri��l t'�:tstrtes, I Street, Sydney, 10" L.P ll1/, 17011 LPE I 69-7) Clarence I ��1ut� th 0 r t I D1.1·1nh111"cl hi' � Q i\5st c1�� Phfli:S,if PJ1�do� \�d D.G!&� �:?:�:; sheeh. Or, 1f you are, send us the names of vour I I friend\ who would like to receive them. I PHILIPS I NAME ------·-- I I I ELECTRICAL I ADDRESS ------I INDUSTRIES I I NEIL EASTON 22 Baritones NE IL WARREN-S IITH JOHN YOUNG • • • Producers of the Operas ARNOLD MATTERS: Ha s returned to Australia to produce "Tosca" and "O tello" for the Elizabethan Tr ust Opera Company . Known affectionate ly as " J\!r. Sadler's ,v eils' ', cine to hi s length) association, both a, bass-baritone gue t producer and foundation membe r of the Company, The very life-giving propertic~ of the ,un itself are captured in he was given his hrst importa nt engage ment as assis tin g artist b) Dame Nel lie Melba , who heard him sing at a concert in Ad elaide. every drop of Chateau I anunda Brandy. Jn addition to a building repertoire of 90 principal operatic roles, he ha, The gra pes-maturing in the bountiful Spring and Summer abo sung lieder and oratorio . H e appeared as Sir Rob ert Cecil in the Coronation opera, "Cloriana", before Her Maj esty Qu een Elizabeth. sun,hine of the famou, Barossa Valle) in South Australia absorb the sun's Yitai properties and arc then picked, prcs ed STEFA HAAG: Has ach ieved mu ch distinction as an opera producer in Au stra lia and distilled to provide th e nation's finest pure gra pe bra ndy. since his arr ival in I 939 as a member of the Vienna Boys' Choir . Hi s produ ctio n of "The Consul" crea ted theatrical h istory when pre sent ed by the ational Theatre Moveme nt in Melb ourne , and prior to leaving to further hi s studi es in Europe he also produced " Cosi Fan Tull e" and "T osca ". Last year he produced "The J\!agic Flute" and "C osi Fan Tutte" for the Mozart Opera Season rour of Australia . ROBl LOVEJOY : Is one of the mo st versatile pers ona liti es of Au stralia n theatr e. CHATEAUTANUNDA Actor, prod ucer and designer, his work is kn own through ou t Au strali a and ew 1 Ze~l~n~, and in London. ~is settings for '.'The Rival s" in 1956 won the Sydney 5/J;,e cA>aNtly r/ 0t:1 lh1olt"u1t Cnt1cs Award for the years best production , and were also featur ed in Vogue mar,:a,ine . In 1953 he _ wa s ab le to study over~eas tr ends , assisted by the Inter N .S.W . AGENTS : TUCKER & CO . PTY . LIMITED , 335 KENT ST. , SYD NEY nauona l Theatre In stitut e (UNESCO) Travelling Scholarship. In addi tion to produci ng "La Bohem e", he ha s also de signe d and prod uced "'T he Relap se" for CT3 3 the 1957 Elizabethan Tru st Drama Company Tour of the Commonwealth . ' 24 2/i ;;; ~ ...i 0 '° · ·-- 11- 1,_ ,,_ o_ ,, ... \) C: ~ 0 ~ .c E 3 0.. i .. :3 Other Notable Australian ~ g Singers I , . - -0 APPEAR! G WITH THE COMPANY 0 u .. ""§ ·a. C: ., i J ,., PA IELA COLE IAN , VALERIE EARL , DOROTHY HITCH , ROSALIND ;..... C: ~ KEE E, i .r, '"' ~ I MARGARETH LAN I GAN , BETTIN£ McCAUG HA H GLOR IA McDONELL , GWENDELL OBERG , JAN 1 E ROSS, ELIZABETH i ~ i WEST, JO SEPH DREWNIAK , A1 TONY FENECH , WAVER , EY FORD , ]] .: i E.., i JOHN GERMAI LEO McKER 1 AN , MURRAY MARDARDY , NOEL McCABE, PETER NORTH , WALTER RYCHTOW KT, FER.DI, AND i ~ [ 0r I TONG !, GI 0 ZANCA ARO . .:, I I i §, •:•,-o- 0_ 0_ 0_ 0_ 1>_ u_ 1>_ 0-o- u-- o- o-- o _ o_ o_o __ _.; ~ i" ;:ll Elizabethan Theatre Repertoire i PREMIERE , SATU RDAY , 31st AUGUST ~ ~-. AUGUST, 1957: e ~ Salurd ay, 31st La Boh eme il E >, SEPTEMBER, '- 8 ! 1957: 0 ~ ~ fonday, 2nd La Boh eme \I, .. ..,:, ..u Tuesday, 3rd Otello .Q 0 W ednesday, 4th La Boh eme ~ ,£ Thursday, 5th Otello Friday, 6th Tale s of Hoffmann Satu rday , 7th ( fatinee ) La Boheme ,,, Saturday, 7th V) I>-, ... 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Thursday, "" u -0 l "' CX) '" 26th To sca ~ "' ..c V) -0 ..c "' C: ..c ... --5 < "'u "'C -; .9 "'e, u Ji c:; ...... u ~ .1:) ·;;; ., 0 .9 ., 0 Friday, 27th .... The Bartered ., j: 0 ... ..0 Ji Bride ... -0 ~ ';:l - V) V)"' ... !., e, ti .s -5 aturday, 28th p:i .s E 0 :'$ 0/'I (Matinee) Tal es of c 0 >- c:; 0 0 :, Hoffmann ... "' -5 tl " n. Cl g bi) bi) aturday, u -0 ~ l'.l ti ::s 0 ,9 28th (Evenin g) To sca ... "' "'... 8 -~ C -0 .1:) "' -5 ~ ·a ~ -0 "' "'C .s E ·c ~ ~ V) ~ -g ·a. ., Cl d ..c"' I>-, I>-, ... 0 .1:) ~ ::, ::, -~ "' u 0 .,... I>-, ij"' u ... ~"' V) :.2 c.. " 8 ...... C ..c"' 0 j ... 0 ... -8 ... c.. ., bi) -0 ... "' V) ...... "' ... ::s ~ a 8 ., ...... 9 ~ 0 -B -B bO ~ V) --5 ..!!! > " 27 "' 1 ~ ... .9 "' .s ..0 0 ~ Design ers /or the Opera s TIM WALT0 1 ("T he Bartered Brid e" and "Tos ca"): Was trained by Profe ssor Emil P reetorius , innovator of the Wagner Bayreuth Festival. Work ed with both 1 ichola s Benoi s in Milan and also with his father , Alexander Benois , who with Diaghileff , created Russian Classical Ballet. In addition LO designs for the , ational Theatre Movement , and Melbourne' s P rincess, and Lillie Theatre , his designs were used in the Trust' s 1956 production of Mozart's "Cosi Fan TutLe" . LOUIS KAHAN (" Othello "): Born in Vienna of Russian parents , he studied art in Pari s and i, now living in London . H e first cam e to Australia in 194i , after servi ce with the French Foreign Legion in Algiers . H e has designed costumes for Gl yndebourne . set s and costumes for Sadler 's ,~1ellc s, and ombined stage design with portrait work whilst living in Melbourne . A NE FRASE R (" 1 ales of Hoffmann "): Young Melbourne commercial anist who turned to stage design at the suggestion of Ray Lawler. She later designed the sets for "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll", used in both the Australian tours and in London . 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