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Jaw-droppingly stunning: This is what a national arts company should be doing

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The Age Australia
By Bridget Davies, Andrew Fuhrmann, Michael Dwyer
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Jaw-droppingly stunning: This is what a national arts company should be doing
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Bohème is back, baby. And not the Gale Edwards production that returned in almost every Opera Australia season in the past 15 years, but a new, shiny successor.

Key Takeaways

  • Jaw-droppingly stunning: This is what a national arts company should be doing.
  • Bohème is back, baby.
  • And not the Gale Edwards production that returned in almost every Opera Australia season in the past 15 years, but a new, shiny successor.

Bohème is back, baby. And not the Gale Edwards production that returned in almost every Opera Australia season in the past 15 years, but a new, shiny successor.

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