The last instalment of what it’s like to perform at the Opera House – with thanks to all those who told us.
“Exciting! A privilege.”
“Performing at the Opera House is an amazing feeling but always a bit of a blur – to be remembered for a lifetime.”
“It means everything to me. I work 110% all year just to get there and, when I do, I really know I’ve achieved something. I get to perform on stage in a national icon!”
“I can honestly say that marching across that stage – on my own – in “grand” was the proudest moment of my life.”
“There are many special moments in life – most slip out of memory eventually. But not the Opera House – it stays with you. If I close my eyes I can still feel it, hear it and see it… even after 20 years. It’s a part of me.”
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