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Many Dresses - SOLD OUT


  • Orange Regional Conservatorium 73A Hill Street Orange, NSW, 2800 Australia (map)

MANY DRESSES: A Musical Journey” is a powerful 90-minute  theatre show featuring a vibrant collection of stories and songs that span the rich spectrum of musical theatre and contemporary music. This production is more than a tribute; it is a personal retrospect of the 45-year career of Cecelia Rochelli.

MANY DRESSES is a celebration of womanhood, resilience, and community spirit. It is an inspiring journey, celebrating the triumphs and challenges that every person faces when striving to make their voice heard. This is not just Cecelia's story but the story of all those who must navigate the delicate balance of their personal and professional lives, especially in the culturally rich environment of regional performing arts.

Featuring songs from THE KING AND I, EVITA, LES MISERABLES, RENT, SWEENY TODD, EDITH PIAF and CAROL KING, Cecelia Rochelli's career provides a compelling narrative of artistic passion, community service, and the enduring power of music and theatre to foster connections and celebrate the human spirit.

A vibrant presence in the musical and theatrical landscape of the Central West for over 40 years, a seasoned singer and performer, Cecelia has graced countless stages, bringing her vocal prowess and artistic sensitivity to a wide range of audiences

ANDREW WORBOYS – MUSICAL DIRECTOR

Andrew grew up in Orange, surrounded by Pub Rock and Musical Theatre.

Andrew has musically directed SWEET CHARITY,  LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, HIGH FIDELITY, RENT, ASSASSINS, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, AMERICAN PSYCHO, MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG, THE DISMISSAL, BETTY BLOKKBUSTER REIMAGINED, , A CHORUS LINE, SWEENY TODD, THE LOVERS and THE WIZARD OF OZ in Concert and most recently the 2024 AustralianTour of RENT.

Andrew has toured with CHRISTINE ANU, JENNY MORRIS, MELANIE SAFKA, FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE, JIMMY SOMERVILLE and JOHN CAMERON MITCHELL.

Andrew received the HAYES GORDON MEMORIAL AWARD from the GLUGS for Important Contribution to Theatre and a Sydney Theatre Award for Best Musical Direction for his work on AMERICAN PSYCHO.

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