A couple of weeks ago Opera Australia celebrated its 60th Anniversary with a gala concert at the Opera House. Surprisingly the gala included no Mozart, indeed particularly surprising because the company was launched in 1956 with a courageous three opera all-Mozart program. This omission will be put to rights on July 19 when OA opens a new production of Cosi fan tutte, one of the three Mozart operas which launched the company in 1956.
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