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Sydney Opera House acoustics 'would do an aeroplane hangar a disservice': Malkovich
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John Malkovich. (AAP)
US actor John Malkovich thinks the Sydney Opera House is only fit for a circus.
The thespian performed there in the Sydney Festival production The Giacomo Variations, which was booed and critically savaged.
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Malkovich told News Corp the Sydney Opera House was lovely to view by boat and has a nice crew, "but the acoustics are hideous".
"I mean, I don't know, I have only played in about 200 opera houses, and it certainly has acoustics that would do an aeroplane hangar a disservice," he said.
"For a catholicity of reasons, its not the wisest place to put on anything ... with the possible exception of maybe a circus."
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