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Melbourne City Opera
Melbourne City Opera, based in Melbourne, Australia, was formed in 1997. It was the successor of Globe Opera, and the intention is to carry on with those traditions, objectives and achievements.〔Love, Harold, ''The Golden Age of Australian Opera: W.S. Lyster and his Companies 1861–1880'', Currency Press, Sydney, 1981. ISBN 978-0-86819-051-8〕 In 2007 the company began performing at the BMW Edge, a 450-seat indoor amphitheatre located in Federation Square.
Initially the company made its home at the National Theatre, Melbourne, the Comedy Theatre, Melbourne and later at the Melbourne Athenaeum, and featured Suzanne Steele, Ronald Dowd, Margaret Nisbett, Maureen Howard, and Ron Stevens in productions of ''La bohème'', ''Faust'', ''Carmen'', ''Pagliacci'', ''Cavalleria rusticana'', ''Madama Butterfly'', ''The Merry Widow'', ''Die Fledermaus'', ''The Student Prince'', and many others.
The 2007 season began with productions of Verdi's ''Il corsaro'', ''Attila'' and ''The Pavarotti Story'', devised and narrated by director Joseph Talia and conducted by Erich Fackert. In 2008 the season commenced with a concert production of Beethoven's ''Fidelio'' at Melba Hall, University of Melbourne. The company presented ''The Puccini Story'' in honour of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Giacomo Puccini. This program was an analysis of how Puccini's personal characteristics impacted on the creation of his characters and the composition of his music. In March 2009, the company staged Verdi's ''Ernani''.
Melbourne City Opera staged Verdi's ''Luisa Miller'' in September 2009, ''Andrea Chénier'' in June 2010, ''La rondine'' in November 2010 and presented a tribute to Dame Joan Sutherland in November 2011 at the BMW Edge.
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