'Breakfast at Tiffany's' in Concert
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra will play Henry Mancini's famed score while Audrey Hepburn grace the screen as Holly Golightly.
Overview
Love watching Audrey Hepburn cruise around New York city on the hunt for a millionaire beau, as the oh-so-charming Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's? Chances are you're going to love it even more when backed by a full orchestra.
This May, the Sydney Symphony Orchestra is giving Truman Capote's classic tale the live concert treatment, across two special shows at the Sydney Opera House. You'll see the Academy Award-winning 1961 film played on the big screen, while Henry Mancini's famed score is brought to life by a crew of Sydney's top musical talent. For this one, they'll be led by guest conductor Marc Taddei, who's currently Music Director of California's Vallejo Symphony Orchestra.
Catch memorable tunes like 'Loose Caboose', 'Mr. Yunioshi', 'The Big Heist' and of course, the award-winning 'Moon River', as Hepburn graces the screen, larger than life.
Head to the nighttime performance, on Saturday, May 4, or catch the matinee on Sunday, May 5.
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