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Thais
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Renée Fleming plays the Egyptian courtesan in search of spiritual sustenance. Thomas Hampson is the monk who falls from grace. Massenet's sensual score is presented in a production by John Cox that originated at Lyric Opera of Chicago.
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Review: RE:Thais and David Finkle's review by beeline2sheeline
Im a resident of Maine and live in a town in which we are lucky to be able to view the HD broadcasts on the big screen. David Finkles review is as dry as the astoundingly beautiful MINIMALIST desert set of this opera.
David, with all due respect, you need a vacation. Perhaps youve covered so many operas youve forgotten about the absolute joy that can be felt in the hearts and minds of opera viewers all around the world. Granted, many of us are not specialists in opera performance and perspectives. I found this performance stellar, enchanting, riveting and deeply beautiful, in every way. For anyone reading this comment, I highly recommend viewing opera on the big screen because we can see and feel EVERYTHING set before us. I left the theater feeling in love with both Fleming and Hampson, in love with the musical score, with David Chan and with HD opera. A VERY satisfying and economically friendly experience.
rating: no rating · posted on 12/22/2008 at 9:59 AM
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