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Boston Lyric Opera: The Nefarious, Immoral but Highly Profitable Enterprise of Mr. Burke & Mr. Hare

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Boston Center for the Arts: The CycloramaBoston, Massachusetts, United States
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Programme
Grant, Julian (b. 1960)The nefarious, immoral, but highly profitable enterprise of Mr Burke & Mr Hare
Performers
Boston Lyric Opera
David AngusConductor
David SchweizerDirector
Caleb WertenbakerSet Designer
Nancy LearyCostume Designer
Boston Lyric Opera Orchestra
William BurdenTenorDr Robert Knox
David McFerrinTenorFerguson
Jesse BlumbergBaritoneWilliam Burke
Craig ColcloughBaritoneWilliam Hare
Michelle TrainorSopranoHelen McDougal
Heather GallagherMezzo-sopranoMargaret Hare
David CushingBassDonald
Marie McLaughlinSopranoAbigail Simpson
Michael SlatteryTenorJames Wilson (Daft Jamie)
Emma SorensonMezzo-sopranoMary Paterson
Antonia TamerSopranoMadge Docherty
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Attend The Tale of Burke and Hare
Kevin Wells, 8th November
Despite its title, the victims dominate Julian Grant and Mark Campbell’s caustic one-act opera. 
****1
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Antonia TamerBoston Lyric OperaBoston Lyric Opera OrchestraCaleb WertenbakerCraig ColcloughDavid AngusDavid CushingDavid McFerrinDavid SchweizerEmma SorensonHeather GallagherJesse BlumbergJulian GrantMarie McLaughlinMichael SlatteryMichelle TrainorNancy LearyThe nefarious, immoral, but highly profitable enterprise of Mr Burke & Mr HareWilliam Burden
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