20 January – 14 February

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This show belongs to the Fringe2021 season. This season is now over.

Fringe2021

Coffee Cantata

Decadence, drama and delight - Bach's Coffee Cantata as you've never seen it before! Fully costumed, this colourfully staged show presents Bach's comic opera depicting the rise of the coffee addiction. Set in 18th-century Germany and served with Espresso Martini's from Yahava.

The Sunday 31st January @ 11am is served with coffee and cake and is suitable for the whole family.

Presented by: Australian Baroque

Australian Baroque is a new national ensemble and early music initiative, formed at it’s core by WA-based artists. We are world-class players with a spirit of investigation and historical inspiration, bringing you stunning programs and exciting, immersive, projects. Recorded by ABC and resident at WAAPA, being part of the WA community is central to the aims of Australian Baroque. This is not just an orchestra for the concert hall. Our aim is to build significant and long lasting ties with both regional and metropolitan communities, performing in galleries, schools, museums, Men’s Sheds, churches, cafes and town halls. Education is a core branch of our practice and we have 2 young artists in our program as well as the residency at WAAPA.
Music & Musicals • Opera
United Kingdom • Australian Premiere
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Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language

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Presented by: Australian Baroque

Australian Baroque is a new national ensemble and early music initiative, formed at it’s core by WA-based artists. We are world-class players with a spirit of investigation and historical inspiration, bringing you stunning programs and exciting, immersive, projects. Recorded by ABC and resident at WAAPA, being part of the WA community is central to the aims of Australian Baroque. This is not just an orchestra for the concert hall. Our aim is to build significant and long lasting ties with both regional and metropolitan communities, performing in galleries, schools, museums, Men’s Sheds, churches, cafes and town halls. Education is a core branch of our practice and we have 2 young artists in our program as well as the residency at WAAPA.