QPAC

We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their spirits and their legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors give strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations, both First Nations and non-First Nations peoples, towards creating a better Queensland.

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2 hours 50 minutes

including interval, subject to change without notice

A story of a love so strong it defies enemy lines. A story of a kingdom in triumph and a nation in chains. A story of betrayal.

Verdi’s majestic music makes this epic and enduring favourite. Davide Livermore’s radiant production is a thrilling theatrical experience. Ten towering digital screens create ever-changing floor-to-ceiling set pieces. Immersive digital video design ranges from rich symbolism to vivid landscapes.

Opulent costumes and props reflect the splendour of Egypt at the height of its power. Together with dramatic video, the massed grandeur of the famous Triumphal March is a visual and musical feast.

Sensational Australian soprano Natalie Aroyan performs as the enslaved princess, Aida, while Elena Gabouri reprises her critically acclaimed turn as Aida’s rival, Amneris. Diego Torre is a powerful Radamès, the man they both love.

Accessibility

For wheelchair users, Companion Card holders or those requiring assistance, dedicated seating options are available, and bookings can be made through our Call Centre by giving us a call on 136 246. You can also find information on access and accessibility at QPAC here.

★★★★★

A captivating cinematic experience that fuses live performance and video.

Time Out
As magnificent, jaw-dropping, gasp inducing and lavish a staging as you can imagine.

The AU Review
★★★★★

A captivating cinematic experience that fuses live performance and video.

Time Out
As magnificent, jaw-dropping, gasp inducing and lavish a staging as you can imagine.

The AU Review
★★★★★

A captivating cinematic experience that fuses live performance and video.

Time Out
As magnificent, jaw-dropping, gasp inducing and lavish a staging as you can imagine.

The AU Review

This production contains partial nudity and a bright lighting effect during Act 3.

Aida is performed in Italian with English surtitles.

The performance on Monday 11 December at 7:30pm will be filmed and there will be cameras in the theatre.

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Pensioner

Pension card holders.

Student

Full-time students.

Child

Children (15yrs and under).

Presented by Opera Australia in association with Opera Queensland

Riccardo Massi as Radamès in Opera Australia’s 2018 production of Aida at the Sydney Opera House Photo by Prudence Upton
Amber Wagner as Aida, Elena Gabouri as Amneris, Roberto Scandiuzzi as Ramfis, Jud Arthur as The King, Riccardo Massi as Radamès, the Opera Australia Chorus and Dancers in Opera Australia’s 2018 production of Aida at the Sydney Opera House Photo by Prudence Upton
Riccardo Massi as Radamès and Roberto Scandiuzzi as Ramfis in Opera Australia’s 2018 production of Aida at the Sydney Opera House Photo by Prudence Upton
Dancers in Opera Australia’s 2018 production of Aida at the Sydney Opera House Photo by Prudence Upton
Riccardo Massi as Radamès, Amber Wagner as Aida and Elena Gabouri as Amneris in Opera Australia’s 2018 production of Aida at the Sydney Opera House Photo by Prudence Upton
Riccardo Massi as Radamès and Amber Wagner as Aida in Opera Australia’s 2018 production of Aida at the Sydney Opera House Photo by Prudence Upton