The Rotary Club of Woy Woy was indeed proud to present all of these first class singers...

Rosario La Spina - Tenor

“On opening night of Macbeth, the crowd favourite was clearly Rosario La Spina in Macduff's soaringly sweet solo, 'Ah, La paterna mano'.”
- Diana Simmons, StageNoise, 12th September 2011

Rosario La Spina Exciting, Passionate, Dramatic, World-Class?..these are just a few words that have described the voice and performance of this talented australian-born tenor, who is, Rosario La Spina.
He is one of the finest young tenors to have emerged from within the opera world throughout the last few years.

Rosario is of Sicilian descent. He was born and raised in Brisbane, Queensland. He first became a bricklayer in his family's business until a work accident at the age of 23 gave him time to take singing lessons.
The rest, as they say, is history!
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Ariya Sawadivong - Soprano

Brilliant young Thai-American soprano Ariya Sawadivong is increasing demand for operatic and concert performances around the world.
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Milijana Nikolic - Mezzo-Soprano

"Striking mezzo-soprano, Milijana Nikolic, has a rich colour in her dark chocolate sound and she sang some of the most difficult passages Verdi wrote with passion and commitment."
- Suzannah Conway, Courier Mail

In 2010, Milijana performed Carmen for the Savolinna Festival in Finland, sang Amneris for Opera Queensland and Southern Opera, New Zealand and appeared in the World Premiere of Bliss for Opera Australia in Sydney, Melbourne and at the Edinburgh Festival.
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David Parkin - Bass

Since childhood, David Parkin has had two conflicting ambitions: being an engineer and being an opera singer. "After Operatunity Oz, for about a year I wasn't completely decided about whether I should follow the opera dream – I had a very good career in IT," he says.
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