WAAPA – 2012
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Daniela successfully completed a Graduate Diploma of Music, majoring in Classical Voice/ Operatic Performance at the Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) in 2012.
The Taming of the Shrew by Herman Goetze (originally called Der Wilderspenstigen Zahmung)
Directed by Chuck Hudson
Conducted by Brett Weymark
The Geoff Gibbs Theatre, Edith Cowan University, Mount Lawley: 13 – 20 October
“Daniela Jedrejczak (Daniela Leska) was a delight in a cameo role as the tailor.” -Neville Cohn, The West Australian
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‘Taming of the Shrew’ Classical Voice Production / WAAPA Production Oct, 2012 / Photography © Jon Green Oct, 2012 – All Rights Reserved. Daniela Leska as The Tailor.
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‘Back to the Thirties’ – Classical Voice / WAAPA Production Nov, 2012 / Roundhouse Theatre/ Photography © Jon Green 2012. Daniela Leska.
Back to Thirties will transport audiences through time in a thrilling aural celebration of the period. From the iconic photographs, letters and speeches of the Depression era, to the heartfelt and hopeful music of the time, with familiar music from George Gershwin, Harold Arlen, Cole Porter and Rodgers and Hart. The music is in many ways a fascinating reflection of how Americans imagined themselves during this tumultuous time of financial hardships, emerging technologies and the growing populations of cities.
“The music, the stories and the personalities of the time are so rich and colourful. Many of the songs have become recognisable standards over the years, but there are certainly a few surprises.” said Adam Mitchell, Director.
August, 2012: Mendelssohn’s Elijah: WAAPA Students and the Faith Court Orchestra conducted by Peter Tanfield in St Joseph’s Church, Subiaco.
May, 2012 sees WAAPA’s talented postgraduate students transport us back to a 1939 live radio show filled with the memorable music of the times and classic operetta, all brought to you with lashings of humour, slapstick and merriment. Director: Stuart Maunder / MD: David Wickham / Downstairs at His Majesty’s Theatre
March, 2012 Liederkreis: Songs of the great Robert Schumann performed with visiting guest artist, Sharolyn Kimmorley AM.