Elijah Moshinsky is back in town, in Melbourne, where it all began. Responsible for the most insightful and beautiful productions presented by Opera Australia in the ‘80s and ‘90s which are still the backbone of its repertoire, Moshinsky is here to revive his 1999 production of Verdi’s Don Carlos. Actually, he prefers to say he is ‘reinventing’ it, believing it not to have been a success originally, now determined that his life experience will fuel a success now.
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