Entertainment shows in Sydney

Our first time to Sydney and to see an performance at the world famous Sydney Opera House was phenomenal. The atmosphere was superb which matched the performance exactly. A night to remember.

Wonderful location , fantastic atmosphere ! To be in Sydney at the Opera house and hear singing in Italian one of the best Puccini's Opera is exceeded the expectation . I really love it

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.

Such a Tremendous experience! Truly, an amazing performance in one of the most beautiful theaters I've ever been in. Just a perfect evening!!!!

This was the first musical I have ever attended and I was very impressed with it. The performances as well as the props and special effects were amazing

I'm a lover of Opera (actually belong to Thanes Opera Company, a small local community chorus) & ti actually visit the Sydney Opera House, watch a show, was a dream come true. I took my niece who'd never watched or listened to Opera before and she loved it, especially as she recognised some pieces. It was a great introduction with very friendly and amazing performers.

Four opera singers and a woman on the piano maked this afternoon an exclusive event. We saw and heard any popular Aries in Italian, like Figaro, from the best voices I know. And this in the popularise building of Sydney, The Opera. Great, unforgettable!

Some evenings just stay with you, and my night at Carmen in the Sydney Opera House was exactly that. From the moment I booked my ticket on Headout to the final bow, everything felt smooth and special. Booking was surprisingly effortless. Headout had a clean layout, instant confirmation, and the mobile ticket worked perfectly. No stress, no queues—just a relaxed start to a big night. Walking up to the Opera House never loses its magic. The sails lit against the harbour already set the mood, and the staff inside made the whole process welcoming and easy. And then came the music. The singer playing Carmen was magnetic—fiery, confident, impossible to look away from. Her chemistry with Don José kept the drama alive, and the orchestra wrapped everything in a wave of emotion. The famous “Habanera” sent chills through the hall, and by the tragic ending, I felt completely drawn in. What struck me most was how human the story felt—bold staging, passionate voices, and music that just lingers. With the ease of booking, the beauty of the venue, and a performance this powerful, it’s a night I’ll always treasure.