Drama shows in Sydney

Turandot at the Sydney Opera House was an absolutely amazing experience. The performance was stunning and with incredible vocals that gave me goosebumps. It’s truly something you shouldn’t miss—100% worth it when visiting Sydney.

The performers - marvelous voices and stage presence. In particular, tenor Young Woo Kim as Calaf, was magnificent. Also impressive were Rebecca Nash as Turandot and Maria Teresa Leva as Liù. Negatives - costuming was very disappointing (drab, non royal) and certain scenes went on too long eg Ping, Pang, Pong. The Avatar design and animation were very effective.

Great show. We have enjoyed this performance very much. Several directorial interpretations felt fresh and creative (Spoiler alert!!! Leaving Lensky lying dead on the floor throughout the 3rd Act contemplating the fact that characters' lives go on after the dreadful tragedy ). The fabulous music reminds of the beginnings for later masterpieces composed by Tschaikowsky. The main characters were very passionate and played the emotional side of their story so very deeply, that I heard spectators say that they thought Tatiana died of grief and emotional toll at the end of her performance.

I loved the artists' performance and the sound quality. It was my first expérience at Opera House anf I apreciated the opera bar.

Vittoria Yeo delivers a "luminous" and vocally powerful performance as Cio-Cio-San, with "electrifying chemistry" alongside her co-stars, often eliciting