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Opera review: Who knew hell could be so much fun?
DANCERS ELISA VAN Duyne (also the choreographer), Olivia Schrantz and Merrill Cameron kick up their heels in the famous Can-Can.
Photo by Max Kraus
June 16, 2022
Standouts among this superflux of gods and action are Jupiter, lustily sung by the redoubtable Joshua Jeremiah, who also brings his assured vocalism and physicality to the role, commanding, as Jupiter should, the stage and attention.
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