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Which side are you rooting for in this creative opera—Team Client or Team Designer? Share your battles (or victories!) in the comments below!

The Sydney Opera House just missed a golden opportunity. They recently launched a new seat view feature, but instead of using cutting-edge technology, they relied on outdated methods. Imagine this: Instead of taking thousands of photos, they could have used a digital twin of the venue. This would not only save time but also opened up exciting possibilities for their clients and customers: - Set design optimisation: Visualise seats with set pieces in place to ensure perfect sightlines. - Pre-programming capabilities: Program lighting, AV, pyrotechnics, and show control systems before even stepping foot in the venue. - 3D audio analysis: Analyse sound patterns in a fully immersive 3D environment. - Augmented Reality: Imagine seeing Dame Jone Sutherland performing on the Opera Theatre stage or seeing the Sydney Theatre companies set in place before it is even constructed. - Virtual Reality: Create virtual tours of the Sydney Opera House for those people not lucky enough to be able to visit in real life. The Opera House could have taken their service offering to the next level. Instead, they chose the path of least resistance. Let’s hope they embrace innovation next time. P.S. What other features do you think digital twins could revolutionise in venues? Comment below!

Here's a short promo video for A Flight at the Opera with The Bluebirds; more detailed flight instructions to follow soon!

Toby Spence provides some brilliant and controversial advice for handling nerves onstage! Toby has played the lead roles across the world in every major opera theatre from The Royal Opera House in Covent Garden to The Met in New York to La Scala in Milan Listen to our recent conversation to hear more: https://lnkd.in/etN2A5n8 #Tenor #Opera #ClassicalMusic #Podcast #Entertainment #Journey #SuccessStories

Learn how to clear the Opera browser history. You can clear the browsing history from Opera computers and mobile devices using the Settings and History tab. 💡You can read here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dTEYNaZu

Sometimes imagination takes over reality! 🏙✨ When I saw the iconic **Sydney Opera House**, I couldn't help but think of Mickey Mouse's shoes! 🎭👟 So, I decided to bring this quirky vision to life in Photoshop. What do you think—are the Opera House and Mickey's shoes a perfect match? Let me know in the comments! #CreativeVision #PhotoshopFun #SydneyOperaHouse #MickeyMouseShoes #GraphicDesign #OutOfTheBox"

Addressing can seem simple, but it's often a minefield of incorrect assumptions. Myth 1: "Every Address Has a Building Number" This is the first assumption in our series and it's a common one: the belief that every address must start with, or include, a building number. 🚫 Not always the case! 🚫 Take the Royal Opera House in London as an example: Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 9DD, United Kingdom 👉 No building number required If you've ever encountered unexpected addressing quirks like this, you're not alone. It's a great reminder that even something as familiar as an address can be more complex than it seems. Stay tuned for more myths and facts about addressing in the coming weeks! #addressing #UKaddresses #mythvsfact #facts #mythbusters #fridayfact

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My thoughts on the current situation in Israel and the Red Sea AOR. substack linked. I mention Operation Praying Mantis and Operation Opera in this article. I will link some fun YT videos on each operation in the comments. https://lnkd.in/gVw-ArBz

Arizona Opera Company's NextGen initiative is inspiring the next generation by bringing opera to schools and offering Studio Artists hands-on experience and community engagement across the state. https://lnkd.in/grGx7Crh