Dunedin Opera Company Inc :[Ephemera and theatre programmes for productions. 1960-1979]

Includes:

1964:

Verdi's "La traviata", directed by Reg Graham; musical director Professor Peter Platt. 1964. Programme

1965:

"L'Elisir d'amore", by Gaetano Donizetti. Director Grahame Clifford; musical director Professor Peter Platt. 1965. Programme

1966:

"The merry widow", by Lehar. Producer Bertha Rawlinson; musical director Ian Page. 1966 season. Programme

1968:

Dunedin Opera Company. "Carmen", by Bizet. Producer Bertha Rawlinson; musical director Norman A Thorn. [1968?]. Programme

1969:

"Faust". Producer Lily Latisheva; musical producer Prof Peter Platt. Mayfair Theatre, 28 June - 5 July [1060]. Programme

1971:

"The land of smiles, by Franz Lehar. Producer Natalie Ellis; musical director Ian Page. Mayfair Theatre, 17-24 April; Timaru 1 May; Invercargill 8 May [1971]. Programme

"Albert Herring", by Benjamin Britten. Producer Bertha Rawlinson; musical director Peter Platt. [1971]. Programme

1972:

"Die Fledermaus, by Johann Strauss. Director Trevor Rose; musical director Ian Page. [1972]. Programme

1973:

"The barber of Seville, by Gioacchino Rossini. Directed by Flora Edwards; musical director Ian Page [1973]. Programme

1974:

"Il trovatore", produced by Roy Hope; musical director Ian Page. [1974]. Programme

1975:

"Threepenny opera". Director Murray Hutchinson; musical director Ian Page. [1975]. Programme

1976:

"Orpheus in the Underworld", by Jacques Offenbach. Producer Shirley La Hood; musical director William Clarke; choreographer Jacqui Dumont. [1976]. Programme

1977:

Children's Opera Group presents "Puppet show". Producer Natalie Ellis; musical director Frances Reid; choreographer Lily Stevens. [1977]. Programme

1978:

"White Horse Inn", with the Dunedin Operatic Society (Inc). Shirley La Hood, producer; musical director Russell Sheppard; choreographer Dawn Robinson [1978]. Programme

Quantity: 1 folder(s).

Physical Description: Programmes, sizes ranging under 250 mm.

Provenance: Most items donated by Roger Flury, Wellington, in 2014