Organization

Conductor

Zoe Zeniodi

Singer

Soprano

Alexandra Flood

The woman

Ali McGregor

Lorelei

Stage director

Patrick Nolan

Set designer

Marg Horwell

Costume designer

Lighting designer

Bernie Tan-Hayes

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Queensland Symphony Orchestra

Queensland Performing Arts Centre

French

English

La Voix humaine -  (The Human Voice)

South Brisbane

Australia

QPAC Concert Hall

La Voix humaine Poulenc (+1 More)

Public

The Human Voice

The Call

Approved

Introducing The Human Voice
Alexandra Flood introduces The Human Voice.

Two women, two moments, two lives changed forever.

THE HUMAN VOICE

Elle is alone, motionless in a room, she goes to leave but is stopped by the phone ringing. It is the love of her life. Rather than compassion she is confronted with a truth she finds impossible to accept.

THE CALL

Audiences have been wowed by Alexandra Flood’s two sold out recitals and now we present her in full flight. Dynamic conductor Zoe Zeniodi, a rising star in the international music scene, leads a full strength Queensland Symphony Orchestra, with the creative team behind The Marriage of Figaro returning to bring this powerful double bill to life.

A new Australian work, inspired by a remarkable true story about a woman left with nothing but a phone number. She dials, someone answers and so begins a conversation that changes everything.

Starring Ali McGregor (Lorelei) this astonishing new opera shows how a single act of kindness can transform an entire life.

The Human Voice by Poulenc, The Call by D'Netto, From (2022/2022), Directed by Patrick Nolan,, Conductor Zoe Zeniodi, QPAC Concert Hall, South Brisbane, Australia

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