Terza edizione per l’Italian Week e terzo successo di pubblico per questo festival della cultura italiana. Prodotto da Alessandro Sorbello per conto del Consolato d’Italia a Brisbane sono state molte le attività e gli eventi proposti che hanno visto prevalere la musica, la moda, il cibo e le opere teatrali italiane. Location di tutto than the bustling Queen Street that has taken steps to enhance the event with its vibrant bars and restaurants sfoggianti the Italian tricolor. Beautiful Queen Street Mall Stage adorned with the huge Italian flag to retrieve more distracted passers-by.
The events that took place in Queen Street were received positively by the public, who took part in festive to each performance. Pure emotion when, on stage, the powerful voices of the "Three Tenors" gave a memorable performance by interpreting the songs made famous by Maestro Pavarotti. Applause to no end to these levels that have literally spellbound for the duration of the exhibition, that portion of the street. Following the performers of Romeo and Juliet have labored in the highlights of the famous Italian love story. A good outdoor performance that has attracted many onlookers. Interesting and engaging, the scene of the duel between Mercutio and Theobald exquisitely prepared in terms of choreography. Difficult to find similar performance to the streets of Brisbane. Thinking of Italy you can not do less than to come across the typical local market of colors, sounds, scents and the warm hospitality typical of the peninsula. All this has been revived with the help of Jan Powers with his "market" that provided for the tasting, demonstrations and purchase of products Traditional Italian. A great success, which actually prevented the free flow of transition between one stand to another, such was the influx of and not interested in buying, helping to give more realism to the Italian tradition of the market.
Evenings of Italian Week were comprised mostly of themed dinners on the specialties of some Italian regions (Sicily and Sardinia at all) and the performances of classical music and opera to the proposed QPAC Theatre. But for those who had gone to Queen Street is the undeniable success of the fashion event that took place. The Italian Fashion Week, true mini-event within the "Italian week" that was brought with the help of Tafe Institute, Elio Moda and Subfusco some fashion worthy of the typical Italian social occasions. Male and female models in the splendid setting of the Queen Street Mall Stage, for the occasion transformed into a catwalk ad hoc, have paraded before the eyes of a distinguished audience, including the Italian ambassador to Australia coming directly from Canberra, Gian Ludovico de Martino and his wife. The audience was crowded to the side of the large auditorium, and admiring the dresses fill flash from Elio Moda brand and Subfusco now emerged in the Australian context. A great appreciation goes to the music expertly improvised Jaider de Oliveira who was able to mix well with his performance as good Latin Robert Nobles who gave a display of skill with his wonderful sax, giving us a soundtrack unique and overwhelming. Grand Final on Sunday 31 with the event that he enjoyed the atmosphere of Reddacliffe Place, opposite the Treasury Casino, where the stage set for the occasion highlighted the fantastic vocal abilities Raffaele Pierno, Mark Evans, Lisa Hunt and the wonderful accompaniment of Paul Diotti.
Artists coming directly from Italy or who have significant experience in the peninsula have contributed to amuse and amaze the audience with their skill. Phenomenal Mark Evans, author of an exceptional performance, a sweet voice that was able to play slow pieces and vigorous at the same time. Lisa Hunt, however, once again proves irresistible and captivating captured the audience as if to take him by the hand and drag in the up and purer.
Although the party was over in the late afternoon were claimed by a number of the public demonstration of appreciation for the event and the talent expressed by the protagonists. A wonderful end to an event which aims to become an integral part of this city and that will be looked forward to for next year.
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