Opera Hunter Unveils a Dazzling New Mikado – Reimagined in Steampunk Splendour
- Rathmines Theatre
- Fri 16th Oct – 7.30pm
- Sat 17th Oct – 2pm & 7.30pm
- Sun 18th Oct – 2pm
Opera Hunter proudly presents a bold, brand‑new production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s much‑loved The Mikado – this time transported into a vibrant steampunk world of brass, gears, and gleaming imagination.
Director John Campbell re‑envisions the classic operetta in the bustling steam‑powered town of Brassworks, where Victorian whimsy meets industrial fantasy. Expect all the wit, charm, and melodic brilliance of Gilbert & Sullivan, wrapped in a visually striking aesthetic that gives the story fresh energy while honouring its timeless humour.
A Brilliant Cast Bringing Brassworks to Life
This production features a stellar ensemble of Opera Hunter favourites and exciting new voices:
- Nanki Poo – Phillip Costovski
- Ko Ko – Ian Fisher
- The Mikado – Malcolm Young
- Pooh Bah – Ben Starling
- Pish Tush – Evan Graham
- Yum Yum – Dana Leon‑Oakley
- Pitti Sing – Bridget Ponman
- Beep Bo – Ella Cox
- Opera Hunter Chorus
Their performances promise a delightful blend of comedy, romance, and vocal brilliance – all elevated by the inventive steampunk setting.
Music That Shines
The production is conducted by Christopher Berman OAM, leading the exceptional Lake Mac Philharmonic Players. Together, they bring Gilbert & Sullivan’s iconic score to life with colour, precision, and theatrical flair.
Four Performances Only – At Rathmines Theatre
Audiences will have four opportunities to step into the world of Brassworks and experience this imaginative take on a beloved classic. With its inventive design, talented cast, and spirited musical direction, this Mikado is set to be one of Opera Hunter’s most memorable productions.
If you love Gilbert & Sullivan, steampunk style, or simply great theatre, this is a show you won’t want to miss.
Tickets are available at stickytickets.com.au
- Adult $55
- Concession $50
DETAILS
- Rathmines Theatre
- Fri 16th Oct – 7.30pm
- Sat 17th Oct – 2pm & 7.30pm
- Sun 18th Oct – 2pm
BOOK TICKETS
Tickets available from Sticky Tickets
- Adult $55
- Concession $50