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Sydney Opera House © NSWSydney Tourism Australia / Jonathon-Marks
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Sydney Opera House, © Photo: Jack Atley
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Sydney Opera House, © Photo: Jack Atley
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, Australia
The iconic Sydney Opera House is one of Australia's most famous architectural landmarks. Completed in 1973, the lively performing arts center is situated on scenic Bennelong Point on Sydney’s waterfront.
Danish architect Jørn Utzon conceived a unique structure, with a series of shell-like tiled roofs above glass walls and pink granite. The two largest performance spaces in the Sydney Opera House complex stand side by side: the Concert Hall, with its impressive 10,000-pipe organ, and the Joan Sutherland Theater, which is home to Opera Australia.
The Sydney Opera House was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007.
Event Dates
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Madama Butterfly: Opera Australia Sydney
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Anna Bolena: Opera Australia Sydney
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Great Opera Hits: Opera Australia, Sydney
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Whiteley: Opera Australia Sydney
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West Side Story: Opera Australia Sydney
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The Marriage of Figaro: Opera Australia Sydney
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Il Viaggio A Reims: Opera Australia Sydney
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Australian Ballet Presents: Sylvia
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Sydney, Sydney Opera House
Address
Sydney Opera House
Bennelong Point
NSW 2000 Sydney
Australia
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Transport
Public Transportation:
Buses, trains, and ferries to Circular Quay.
From Circular Quay, it is a five to seven minute walk from the Sydney Opera House.
Complimentary Shuttle Bus
Designed for elderly and less mobile customers. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first served basis. The bus runs between Circular Quay near Stand E (under the Cahill Expressway) and the Vehicle Concourse. Please note that there is no bus service for any theaters on Sunday evenings.
Before performances:
Joan Sutherland Theater and Concert Hall
Bus starts 75 minutes before matinee and evening performances and runs continuously for 1 hour.
After performances:
Joan Sutherland Theater and Concert Hall
Bus starts 10 minutes after the performance finishes and runs continuously for 45 minutes.
Seating Information
Joan Sutherland Theatre, 1507 Seats
Concert Hall, 2100 Seats
The Playhouse, 100 Seats
The Capitol, 100 Seats
