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Absolutely Enchanting

Elizabeth Sorenson & chorus in The Mikado. Photo courtesy Kentucky Opera. The Mikado Music by Sir Arthur S. Sullivan Words by Sir W.S. Gilbert Directed by Daniel Pelzig Conducted by Clinton Smith Review by Annette Sk...

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Too Lovely For Our Ears

The Abduction from the Seraglio By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Directed by David Gately Joseph Mechavich, Conductor Review by Annette Skaggs Entire contents copyright © 2016 Annette Skaggs. All rights reserved. Gustav Andreassen i...

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Magical, Mystical Butterfly

Madame Butterfly By Giacomo Puccini Joseph Mechavich, conductor Kristine McIntyre, director Review by Annette Skaggs Entire contents copyright © 2016 Annette Skaggs. All rights reserved. Talise Trevigne in Madame Butter...

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The Allure Of The Bubbling Crude

Dylon Crain (above, partially hidden), Nicholas Ward (at the helm), Ian Hosack, Matthew Peckham in Intoxication: America’s Love Affair with Oil. Photo courtesy of Thompson St...

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Of Venus And Lord Poetry

Krista Heckmann, Maire Clement, Susan Hahnand, & Erin Moll in The Final Battle for Love. Photo courtesy of Thompson Street Opera Company. Not for the Faint of Heart -Three Intense(ly Awesome) Short Works Directed by ...

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