Nathaniel Parker

Nathaniel Parker most recently completed a role in the second series of PBS’s Maigret and performing An Evening of TS Eliot as well as featuring in the 2025 film Desperate Journey and the TV mini-series 12 Dates ‘Til Christmas. Nathaniel also recently played opposite Siân Phillips in Summer 1954, a pair of Terence Rattigan one-act … Continued

Morgan Moroney

Morgan Moroney is an award-winning lighting and video designer for theatre, opera, dance and installation. Growing up on Kaurna land, he currently lives and works primarily on Gadigal land. Morgan brings a distinct multidisciplinary approach to his creative practice, with a particular fascination for integrated-media live performance. Morgan’s work includes: Drive Your Plow, August: Osage … Continued

Sidra Nissen

Born into an artistic family, with a mother who is a visual artist and a father who is a singer-songwriter, Sidra was always surrounded by the arts. Her first experiences of performance came in childhood, when her mother would take her to see pantomimes at the local church. Watching productions such as Rapunzel, Rumpelstiltskin, and … Continued

Daniel Kramer

Daniel Kramer, Bass-Baritone, fell in love with the stage at 9 years old when his mother took him to see Opera Australia’s 2006 production of Pirates of Penzance. He joined choirs, musical theatre productions, and played as a percussionist in jazz, drumline, and orchestral ensembles throughout his music-loving youth. Serendipitously, it was a chance encounter … Continued

Lana Kains

For Darwin-born soprano Lana Kains, music has always been a part of her life. One of her formative memories is singing along to a performance of Orff’s Carmina Burana in which both her parents were participating. By the age of four Lana was singing in choir and at ten she had started private lessons in … Continued

Isobel Archer

Isobel’s first experience with opera was as a young girl listening to Gilbert and Sullivan CDs on repeat during family road trips, and the performing bug bit early. Growing up learning the violin, clarinet and piano, she found herself transfixed by the world of classical music and couldn’t imagine doing anything else. Accepted into the … Continued

Christopher Whalley

Christopher Whalley is an emerging Australian classical singer from Tamworth, New South Wales, currently based in Sydney. He completed a Bachelor of Music Performance (Classical Voice) in 2023 and a Master of Music Studies (Opera Performance) in 2025 at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, studying throughout with Dr Simon Lobelson. Chris’ path into opera has … Continued

Edwina Strobl

Edwina (Eddy) Strobl is an Australian/Austrian theatre and opera director who grew up in Sydney. It was at the Sydney Opera House as a child, while performing in a children’s chorus, that Eddy first discovered the power of live performance and storytelling. After studying History at University College London, Edwina trained in directing and dramaturgy at the … Continued

Blake Appelqvist

Blake Appelqvist (they/them) is a Māori (Ngāti Porou) and Swedish multidisciplinary artist who graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music Theatre). They are most known for their Green Room Nominated performance of “Romeo” in & Juliet (Michael Cassel Group) and “Clyde Barrow” in Bonnie & Clyde (Joshua … Continued

Genevieve Kingsford

A graduate of the London School of Musical Theatre, Genevieve debuted as Johanna in Sweeney Todd (Twickenham Theatre), which won the 2015 What’s on Stage Award for Best Off-West End Musical. Since returning to Australia, Genevieve’s theatre credits have included Mary Poppins (understudy Mary Poppins and Mrs Banks; Disney and Cameron Mackintosh); Johanna in Sweeney … Continued