[Theatre programmes for opera performances, operas, musicals in New Zealand in 1999. Folder 1]

Includes:

Jeremy Commons. Letter to Mr Starke, 6 February 1999

Coasters Musical Theatre Inc. "Chess"; the musical. Music by Benny Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus. Director choreographer Alison Pond. [1999]. Programme

Opera Factory; young friends of opera, proudly presents the Auckland premiere of "A Christmas carol"; music and libretto by Philip Norman. Selwyn Theatre, Kohimarama, Auckland, 15-18 December 1999. Programme

Wellington Musical Theatre presents Angela Ayres, Douglas Kamo, Tim Benton, Sussana Hooper, Melanie Inglis. "42nd Street". Director Stephen Robertson, musical director Peter Marshall. St James Theatre Wellington, commencing 14 May 1999. Programme

Simon Gallaher & Essgee Entertainment (NZ) and Pacific Entertainment New Zealand present John [Jon] English, Drew Forsythe, Mark Hadlow, John Bowles, Joan Brokenshire, Tommy Dysart & Andi Gallaher in "A funny thing happened on the way to the forum". Director Craig Schaefer, conductor Kevin Hocking; choreographer Andris Toppe. Town Hall Christchurch June-July; Michael Fowler Centre Wellington July; St James Theatre Auckland July-August 1999. Programme

Canterbury Opera & Telecom New Zealand proudly present Mozart's "The magic flute" in English. With Richard Edgar-Wilson, Deborah Wai-Kapohe, Mark Pedrotti, Jillian Anderton, Michael Saunders. Conductor Brian Law; director Elric Hooper. Theatre Royal, 28 September - 12 October [1999]. Flier

National Opera of Wellington. Mozart's "The magic flute". Conductor Michael Vinten; director Carmel Carroll; set design Allan Lees. (With Deborah Wai Kapohe, Mark Luther, Mark Pedrotti ...). Wellington 1999. Programme

Jeremy Commons & James Cook Centra Hotel present Jean-Baptiste Wekerlin's "Le mariage en poste; marriage during a posting halt". Director David Groves (With Bruce Carson, Kent McIntosh, Janey MacKenzie, Christopher Anderson, Julie Coulson, Sharon Matthews, David Lewis, Glenn McDean, Kilda Northcott). Programme

Cameron Macintosh presents "Les misérables". Executive producer John Robertson; movement Kate Flatt. Auckland, commencing 7 January 1999. Programme

A wedding celebration recital for Wendy Robinson (mezzo-soprano), and Peter Doyle (baritone) and Peter's best man Andrew Sritheran (baritone). Old St Paul's, 3 August 1999. Programme / flier

Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Physical Description: Photolithographs on booklets and fliers, sizes varying beneath 350 mm.