The Magic Flute at Sydney Opera House tickets
About The Magic Flute
Set out on a surprising journey through a surreal and spectacular world with a new staging of Mozart’s most inventive opera.
Filled with humour and heart, The Magic Flute follows Prince Tamino’s daring quest to rescue Pamina — and the perilous trials the young pair face as they find their way back to the light.
With fabulously fun sets and costumes inspired by the works of Jules Verne and HG Wells, this is a feast for the eyes and the ears, with some of Mozart’s most famous music, including the extraordinarily high notes of the Queen of the Night aria.
Featuring a thrilling mix of international talent and a new generation of Australian stars, this fresh take on The Magic Flute is a wonderful night at the opera.
Know before you go
Performed in German with English dialogue and surtitles.
Categories
Start date
13th January, 2027
End date
23rd March, 2027
Venue
Joan Sutherland Theatre | Sydney Opera House
Accessibility
Step-free access with lifts and wheelchair seating, accessible bathrooms across multiple levels, assistive listening, captioned and audio-described performances, and registered service animals are welcome throughout the Sydney Opera House.
Directions
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT: The Sydney Opera House is short six-minute walk from Circular Quay, with frequent trains, buses and ferries. An accessible shuttle also operates between Circular Quay and the venue for those who require assistance.
BY BICYCLE: Bike parking is available beneath the Monumental Steps.
BY CAR: Parking is available at Wilson Parking Sydney Opera House Car Park, open 24/7 with undercover access to the Lower Concourse. Accessible parking spaces are also available on site.
More information about The Magic Flute
Conductor: Johanna Malangré (13 Jan–13 Feb), Chad Kelly (15 Feb–13 Mar), and Sam Weller (18–23 Mar)
Director: Sir Thomas Allen
Designer: Simon Higlett
Lighting Designer: Mark Jonathan
Movement Director: Kally Lloyd-Jones
Translation: Kit Hesketh-Harvey
CAST
Pamina:
Alexandra Flood (13 Jan–15 Feb)
Gemma Nha (18 Feb–13 Mar)
Celeste Lazarenko (18–23 Mar)
Tamino:
Alasdair Kent (13 Jan–25 Feb)
Nicholas Jones (27 Feb–23 Mar)
Sarastro:
Samson Setu (13 Jan–15 Feb)
David Parkin (18 Feb–23 Mar)
Queen of the Night:
Daniela Cappiello (13 Jan–15 Feb)
Tetiana Zhuravel (18 Feb–13 Mar)
Jessica Blunt (18–23 Mar)
Papageno:
Luke Gabbedy (13 Jan–15 Feb)
Stephen Marsh (18 Feb–23 Mar)
Papagena: Lana Kains
Monostatos:
Kanen Breen (13 Jan–13 Mar)
Benjamin Rasheed (18–23 Mar)
First Lady:
Jane Ede (13 Jan–13 Mar)
Fiona Jopson (18–23 Mar)
Second Lady:
Emily Edmonds (13 Jan–15 Feb)
Sidra Nissen (18 Feb–23 Mar)
Third Lady:
Sian Sharp (13 Jan–15 Feb)
Ashlyn Tymms (18 Feb–13 Mar)
Angela Hogan (18–23 Mar)
Speaker: Richard Anderson
First Armoured Man:
Tomas Dalton (13 Jan–13 Mar)
Christopher Whalley (18–23 Mar)
Second Armoured Man:
Anthony Mackey (13 Jan–13 Mar)
Daniel Kramer (18–23 Mar)
Opera Australia Orchestra
Opera Australia Chorus
Frequently asked questions
Which theatre is The Magic Flute at?
The Magic Flute is at Sydney's Joan Sutherland Theatre | Sydney Opera House, which is located at Bennelong Point, Sydney, 2000.
How much are tickets for The Magic Flute?
The Magic Flute tickets start at $84.
How do you get tickets for The Magic Flute?
Check the top of this page for current availability on The Magic Flute tickets on TodayTix.
How long is The Magic Flute on for?
Tickets for The Magic Flute are available through 23 March 2027 — check the calendar for the latest availability.
Is The Magic Flute accessible?
Step-free access with lifts and wheelchair seating, accessible bathrooms across multiple levels, assistive listening, captioned and audio-described performances, and registered service animals are welcome throughout the Sydney Opera House.
