Written by: Mousumi Rana
Mousumi is a Content Marketer for Muvi. She is passionate about writing corporate blogs, articles, case studies, and marketing collaterals. When not working, she loves to dance, gym, and explore new places.
Opera Australia launches a new online streaming service named OA | TV: Opera Australia on Demand.
The free On Demand streaming service will feature exclusive content from the company’s catalog including a number of archival performances, series of interviews, and behind the scenes footage.
Lyndon Terracini, Artistic Director of Opera Australia, said, “Understandably it’s been devastating for everyone at the Company not being able to perform through the crisis, and we know our fans are missing us as much as we’re missing being on stage. We’ve actually been wanting to launch OA | TV for some time, and now we have the right digital platform and the time to develop it, so we can share not only our rich history with our fans, but also it’s an opportunity for them to meet some of our incredibly talented artists as well as some of the key people working behind the scenes, with a series of interviews we are going to do.”
Written by: Mousumi Rana
Mousumi is a Content Marketer for Muvi. She is passionate about writing corporate blogs, articles, case studies, and marketing collaterals. When not working, she loves to dance, gym, and explore new places.
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