Composer Giuseppe Verdi Violetta Valéry Jessica Blunt * ^ Dancers Tristan Tucker, Luci Young West Australian Opera Chorus *Supported by The Roberts Emerging Artist Program ^Ensemble Artist supported by MM Electrical |
ABOUT THE SHOW
In one of the greatest love stories, Violetta, a glamorous courtesan, and Alfredo, an idealistic aristocrat, fall into a passion that defies society and ultimately destroys them. Alfredo’s father, Giorgio Germont, demands Violetta leave Alfredo to protect his family’s honour, she agrees to make the ultimate sacrifice. Her love, her freedom, and her life.
From dazzling party scenes to moments of devastating stillness, Verdi’s music propels every beat of this tragedy, rich with emotion and unforgettable melody. Whether you’re a first timer at the opera or seasoned opera lover, La traviata is great story telling with great music that is both beautiful and timeless.
Director Sarah Giles’ bold, emotionally charged production returns to West Australian Opera with Jessica Blunt as Violetta.
Warning: This production contains adult content including sexual themes and implied violence
Production images from West Australian Opera's 2022 La traviata
Event and Ticketing Details
Dates & Times
Saturday 14 March
7.30pm
Tuesday 17 March
7.30pm
Thursday 19 March
7.30pm
Saturday 21 March
7.30pm
Tuesday 24 March
7.30pm
Thursday 26 March
7.30pm
Saturday 28 March
7.30pm
Location
Additional Notes
Duration: 2 hours and 40 minutes including interval
Event Notes
SUNG IN ITALIAN WITH ENGLISH SURTITLES
A co-production between West Australian Opera, Opera Queensland and State Opera South Australia
Your theatre experience
How to Opera!
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Getting to the theatre
His Majesty’s Theatre
RAIL AND BUS
His Majesty's Theatre is near the main Perth city bus route on St Georges Terrace (near King Street).
The free Central Area Transport RED CAT route includes a stop at "His Majesty's" on Hay Street. The RED CAT operates every five minutes from 6.40am-6.20pm Monday to Friday (except Public Holidays), and hourly on the weekends between 8.30am and 5pm.
Perth Central Railway Station is five minutes from the Theatre.
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TAXIS
The nearest Taxi Rank is William Street Supervised Rank located at 140 William Street (between Wellington and Murray Streets).
PARKING
His Majesty's Theatre Carpark, City of Perth Parking (enter from 377 Murray Street)
Central Park Carpark, Wilson Parking (enter from 152 - 158 St Georges Terrace)
Cloisters Square Carpark (enter from Hay Street opposite Shafto Lane)
ACCESSIBILITY
Audio described performance with tactile tour
Thursday 19 March
The tactile tour commences at 6pm
Please advise the Box Office when booking your tickets to reserve your place for Audio Description and Tactile Tour.
Call His Majesty's Theatre via (08) 6212 9292
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