Spend your lunch time with world class performers. The Operatunity 2010 lunchtime concert programme is the most exciting yet with some old favourites and lots of new ones.
Our famous Christmas Pantomime - Jack and the Bean Sprout (we can't afford a bean stalk). Geoffrey has been writing again and we present a fun look at this fairy tale and others in this mad pantomime.
Venue:Hutt City Church22 Marsden StreetLower Hutt
There is free parking for 100 vehicles on-site.
Bookings:Ph: 0508 266 237bookings@operatunity.co.nz
Entry includes lunch with the performers.
Bonaventuture Allan-Moetaua graduated with Bachelor of Music (honours). Bonaven was awarded the Iosefa Enari Memorial Award for the support/development of a Pacific Island Opera Singer in 2004. He won the University Blues award in 2005, 2006 and 2007. In the NZ aria competitions he attained third equal.
Reg Towers has been with Operatunity since its formation and is an extremely versatile accompanist whose expertise spans all musical genres. Highlights in his career include accompanist for Class Act Opera and Open Factory.
Alex Wiltshire's career has seen her work professionally both in New Zealand and overseas as a pianist, singer, accompanist, vocal coach, musical director in a variety of performance arenas including television, musical theatre, recordings, opera and on the concert platform.
Stuart Coats an experienced singer and actor has worked in music theatre and concerts from an early age and with professional companies such as New Zealand Opera, Capital E and Class Act Opera. He has been Company Manager for NBR NZ Opera and Operatunity is delighted to welcome back one of our most popular guest artists.
Operatunity brochures and Hutt City maps are available at Hutt City i-SITE Visitor Centre.
You might like other events in this 2010 series:The Last Night of the Proms - 16 AugI'm in love with Vienna - 13 SepThe Dancing Years - 1 Nov
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Date: Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Williams Gallery presents an exhibition of new works by Michael Smither and Nick Dryden.
Cadillac Cafe takes you back to when 'Rock n Roll' was a way of life. Back in the days of the 1950's to 1960's. Back to warm leather booth seating and a 1958 Cadillac Car parked inside.
The Love Shack is set on the cliff face of Fitzroy Bay on the outer reaches of Wellington Harbour, 15 minutes from Eastbourne by road, 2 minutes 50 seconds from Wellington Airport by helicopter
A collection of artists projects which respond to notions of space, location and environment.
Take the easy walk up to the first dam built in New Zealand and then if you feel up to it, add on a more challenging loop walk up to Belmont Trig for some of the best 360 degree views in the region.
