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Music Reviews

A dilettante at large reviews NE QUITTEZ PAS (Opera Philadelphia)

Toby Zinman October 1, 2018 No Comments

What a complicated evening, filled with gorgeous singing and roiled emotions and puzzling theatrics

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CAUGHT (InterAct): On the nature of art and truth

Debra Miller November 10, 2014 No Comments

When artful deceptions permeate an artist’s life, it casts doubt on everything we believe but never really knew.

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The Misanthrope, Quintessence, review photo
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THE MISANTHROPE (Quintessence): What’s not to like?

Christopher Munden May 10, 2013 No Comments

I hope one day to see (and understand) a Moliere play in the original French, though as I’m not doing anything about that desire except…

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Quintessence Theatre Arms and the Man Photo by Shawn May
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ARMS AND THE MAN (Quintessence) plays up the farce

Christopher Munden April 23, 2013 1 Comment

Two main threads run through George Bernard Shaw’s plays: social critique (he was an early member of the socialist Fabian society) and sharp observant humor.…

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