Paul Nolan was born on the New South Wales North Coast. He has been involved with musical theatre and choral groups on the NSW North Coast and in Sydney.
Paul has had poetry published in various periodicals. He is trained in classical piano and has a Bachelor of Music from the UNSW.
Above: Pianist Andrea Lam returned home from th. USA to play the Schumann piano concerto with the SSO. Photo credit: Jay Patel. Featured image: Visiting guest conductor Sir Donald Runnicles conducted SSO for this concert event.
There was much energy, …
Above : Brett Weymark, conductor. Photo credit : Keith Saunders.
Over just the last decade of Sydney Philharmonia Choirs’ century plus performing history, Sydney audiences have been treated to some of the most glorious major works from the choral canon
Above : Visiting conductor Stephen Layon from the UK led the members of SSO and Sydney Philharmonia Choirs in exciting interpretations of Bach’s Magnificat in D BWV 243 (1731) and Ešenvalds’ The Passion and Resurrection (2005).
It is almost Christian …
Above: Sam Allchurch, Conductor and Artistic Director of Sydney Chamber Choir.
Warmth in concert performance is heightened by diversity. Carefully structured diversity and a programme of works which reflect similar approaches or goals between them also assists in this regard. …
Above: Karah Son as Cio-Cio-San with Diego Torre as Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton on the set which makes use of the familiar Sydney skyline to bring the tale home. Featured image: the full magnificence of the Handa Opera on the Harbour …
Above: Playing Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet: Peter Clark and Julia Russoniello, violins, Nicole van Bruggen, basset clarinet, Simon Oswell, viola, Daniel Yeadon, cello. Photo credit: Teniola Komolafe. Featured image: Nicole van Bruggen played clarinet and basset clarinet in chamber works by …
Above: Flinders Quartet: Thibaud Pavlovic-Hobba (violin), Zoe Knighton (cello), Wilma Smith (violin) and Helen Ireland (viola). Photo credit: Pia Johnson. Featurd Image: Karin Schaupp in concert at City Recital Hall with Flinders Quartet. Photo credit: Annelise Maurer.
The Musica Viva…
Featured Image: Rebekah Parsons as Emily and Tyler Dias as Warren.
With WorldPride upon us, the Fruit Box Theatre is presenting the culmination of its RIPE Development Program at KXT Kings Cross, in association with bAKEHOUSE Theatre.
Scripts from this …
Above: Matt Oldaker in the role of Santi. Featured image: Robbie Wardhaugh as Kris. Photo credit: Matthew Miceli Photography
Discovery, learning, sharing and sanctuary are themes which bounce joyously up to us from the Kings Cross Theatre stage during Laurent …
Above: Etcetera Etcetera, creator and performer of ‘Big Screen, Small Queen’. Featured image: Etcetera Etcetera performs with Dancer/Choreographer Carter Rickard and dancer Jack Williams. Images; Matthew Miceli Photography.
Opening on Valentine’s Day Eve, this thought-provoking, heart warming entertainment will thrill …