Christopher Alden goes batty for the Canadian Opera Company's Die Fledermaus

Por Stanley Fefferman, 08 octubre 2012

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Crítica hecha desde Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, Toronto el 4 octubre 2012

Strauss II, Die Fledermaus

Canadian Opera Company

Johannes Debus, Dirección

Christopher Alden, Dirección de escena

Allen Moyer, Diseño de escena

Paul Palazzo, Diseño de iluminación

Michael Schade, Gabriel von Eisenstein

Tamara Wilson, Rosalinde

Ambur Braid, Adele

David Pomeroy, Alfred

Peter Barrett, Dr Falke

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****1

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***11

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***11

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Stanley Fefferman

Stanley Fefferman is Professor Emeritus at York University, Toronto. He is active in classical, new music, and jazz circles as a writer and accredited performance photographer. His work is archived on Canadian sites The Live Music Report.com, Showtimemagazine.ca, and OpusOneReview.com. His website is here.