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Opera at the Quarry adds an extra show – don't hesitate if you want to go

Back in May when the WA Opera announced it would be playing some of opera most loved works at a two-night engagement at the Quarry Amphitheatre, tickets sold out within a day or two.

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Now, due to popular demand, they’ve added a third show on Thursday 15th November.

If you’d like to go though, we strongly recommend getting some tickets straight away, because it’s guaranteed to sell out fast.

People raved about last years event. We can’t tell you who is performing, or what they’ll be performing, that information hasn’t even been released yet!

Grab your tickets now.

OIP Staff


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