Sydney Opera House Turandot Performance Ticket

Beautiful Ancient Chinese Stage Production
Opera Turandot

The Turandot stage production focuses on delivering a more intense and condensed energy to the audience by leveraging the advantages of a limited space. It recreates the mysterious and imposing imperial palace of ancient Beijing. This overwhelming set design maximizes the insignificance and tension of the princes who challenge the riddles before it. Additionally, the hundreds of choir members and performers wear splendid and elaborate oriental costumes and props that fill the stage, showcasing the ultimate in visual splendor. In particular, the lighting, which changes from moment to moment according to the flow of the play, uses symbolic colors such as red, blue, and gold to dramatically heighten the inner psychology of the characters and the tension of the entire play.

Music that Maximizes Emotion

The most famous OST from this opera is undoubtedly the tenor aria 'Nessun dorma' sung by Calaf in the third act. This song captures Calaf's anticipation of victory and his longing for love as he waits for dawn, confident that Turandot will not discover his name. Starting with the cry 'Let no one sleep,' this aria has become one of the most beloved songs among opera fans worldwide due to its dramatic melody and explosive high notes. Puccini's unique grand and lyrical melody stands out, and it can be said to be a key song that decorates the climax of the opera. Filling the grand space of the Sydney Opera House, this aria offers the audience an unforgettable, deep thrill.

Seating Guide

Premium Seats (Red):
These seats offer the most ideal view to enjoy the actors' facial expressions (1st floor) or the overall composition of the stage (2nd floor).

A Seats (Pink):
With a good view comparable to premium seats, you can enjoy a balance of the live atmosphere of the 1st floor and the stable overall view of the 2nd floor.

B Seats (Sky Blue):
Located mainly in the central block, they are great for securing a view of the center of the stage and excellent sound at a reasonable price.

C Seats (Green):
Distributed most widely, they are cost-effective for viewing the entire stage at a glance and enjoying the opera's magnificent sound.

D Seats (Orange):
Although there is a distance from the stage, it is a good way to appreciate the overall atmosphere of the opera house at an economical price.

E Seats (Yellow):
As the cheapest grade, it is meaningful to experience the excellent sound of the opera house rather than visual details.

House Seats (Navy Blue):
These are the best seats with the highest grade, higher than premium, where you can enjoy the best view and sound.