Cinematic: The Oscars

An iconic collection of your favourite scores from Academy Award-winning and nominated films
We’re rolling out the Red Carpet, so you know what that means? It’s time for Cinematic!
Returning for its sixth year in a row, this ever-popular concert is back to entertain audiences with iconic scores from beloved films. Your suave and sophisticated host for the evening will be conductor Benjamin Northey, and award-winning soprano Nina Korbe injects a dose of old-Hollywood glamour for four famous songs from The Sound of Music, West Side Story, Wicked and The Little Mermaid.
Grab your first-class ticket to Tinsel Town and prepare yourself for an Oscar-worthy selection of musical scores, performed by a live symphony orchestra. With a sensational selection of nominees, we invite all sci-fi nerds, drama queens, and film buffs to join us for a night of Cinematic spectacle! Our marvellous musicians will be dressed to impress in finery fit for the the red carpet. Mark your calendars because it’s the biggest event of the year – it’s Cinematic!
Prices
Adult
$100-$140
Concession
$85-$120
Student
$49
Child (under 18 years)
$35
Family of 4 (2 adults, 2 children)
$60 per person
Duration
Approx. 2 hours 15 minutes including a 20-minute interval
#Music
Main Title from Star Wars Suite for Orchestra
Shark Theme from Suite from Jaws
Harry’s Wondrous World from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
Excerpts from Titanic Suite
Edelweiss from The Sound of Music
I Feel Pretty from West Side Story
The Lord of the Rings: Suite from The Fellowship of the Rings
Theme from The Great Escape
Interval
Pirates of the Carribean, At World’s End
Battle of the Heroes from Star Wars Episode 3
Themes from 007
End Titles from Emma
Popular from Wicked
Part of Your World from The Little Mermaid
My Neighbor Totoro
Incredits from The Incredibles
#Artists

Nina Korbe
Soprano
#Performances
24
25
25
#Upcoming Concerts
Music by
Badelt / Dvořák / Maria Grenfell / Grieg / Matthew Hindson / Holst / Joe Twist

Music by
Brahms / Garland / Grieg / Gordon Hamilton / Holst / Kabalevsky / Mancini / Mozart / Saint-Saëns / Tchaikovsky
