最佳Santa Fe播客 (2024)

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Media and Memory 30:01

8M ago30:01

30:01

From old-time radio and classic Hollywood Westerns like The Lone Ranger to blockbuster games like Red Dead Redemption, the violence, peril, and romance of the story of the Wild, Wild West has been exaggerated. Modern-day perceptions of the West are rooted in mythology shaped by mass media. In this episode, we examine the impact that radio, TV, film…

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Structures of Violence 19:48

8M ago19:48

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This episode explores how violence unfolded in Dodge City, Kansas, and other small towns around the Santa Fe Trail during the nineteenth century. The rapid influx of guns, alcohol, and outsiders produced a toxic combination that fueled high homicide rates and gave the West its reputation for lawlessness. However, the mystique of gunslingers and sal…

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Living History and Family Legends 28:39

8M ago28:39

28:39

In this episode, we dive deep into how people connect to the past through living history and genealogy. Interviews with Civil War reenactors Ken Irvin and Shane Seley grapple with the work of preserving history and engaging the next generation. Some say living history is a dying field—Ken and Shane beg to differ. By the end of this episode, listene…

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Black Cowboys Along the Santa Fe Trail 29:13

8M ago29:13

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In this episode, we delve into the forgotten narratives of Black cowboys along the historic Santa Fe Trail. Through the stories of famous and obscure frontiersmen like James Beckwourth, “Add,” George McJunkin, and Nat Love—and an interview with contemporary horseman and historian Trae Venerable—we shed light on the challenges, resilience, and contr…

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Who is the Western Woman? 16:29

8M ago16:29

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Recovering the stories of different types of women in the West reveals a broader spectrum of experiences in nineteenth-century North America than is typically assumed. American women traveling along the Santa Fe Trail enjoyed newfound independence that empowered them to take risks and defy gendered expectations. Hispanic New Mexican women bolstered…

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Trials and Tribulations on the Trail 25:13

8M ago25:13

25:13

When we look back on the emblematic historical figures of the Santa Fe Trail, we often think of a merchant traveling to find wealth in Mexico. While the trail was certainly home to such characters, this generalization overlooks the unique motivations that drove men and women to brave the hazards of the overland trails, and how these motivations sha…

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A Religious Highway 24:56

9M ago24:56

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This episode maps out the spiritual landscape of the Santa Fe Trail, exploring the fraught collision between Indigenous religious practices, Catholic missionization, and Anglo-American Protestantism in the Southwest. Forced assimilation and conversion efforts intensified the dispossession and dehumanization of Native peoples, as reflected in the fe…

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Cruisin' The Fe 33:59

9M ago33:59

33:59

In this episode, listeners are invited on a journey through time and tradition. Exploring the parallels between a beloved 1990s pastime and the historical significance of the Santa Fe Trail, we get a window onto the social dynamics and enduring spirit of adventure that characterize both. Through interviews, personal anecdotes, and historical insigh…

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Road of Conquest 23:23

9M ago23:23

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This episode focuses on the challenges and complications faced by the US Army to secure the Santa Fe Trail leading up to and during the US-Mexico War (1846-1848). Following along with the insecurities, pressures, and personalities involved, we trace how the trail gradually, then suddenly, transformed from an international trade corridor to a milita…

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The Missouri Mule: Lodestar of the American West 23:18

9M ago23:18

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What made the Missouri Mule such an important part of the state’s history and identity? Solving this riddle takes us back to the very beginning of the Santa Fe Trail, through the heyday of overland freighting, and up to the present-day popularity of trail riding. What Detroit was for the automobile in the twentieth century, Missouri was for the nin…

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Special Announcement: Help us win an award! 4:17

1y ago4:17

4:17

Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a new opera? Season 5 of Key Change, from the Santa Fe Opera Department of Community Engagement, is coming soon and we’d LOVE for you to help us celebrate its 5th anniversary. We just learned that Key Change is a FINALIST in the Signal Awards for the podcasting industry! We are up for 2 different award…

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Life Skills, Music Making, and Billy Bad the Billionaire: Youth Opera Programs with Amy Owens and Charles Gamble 41:23

2y ago41:23

41:23

It’s encore time! After a brief hiatus to appreciate a triumphant 65th summer of opera in the desert, Destination Santa Fe Opera returns with one last conversation to close out this podcast season. Host Jane Trembley chats with Charles Gamble, SFO’s newly appointed Director of School Programs, and Amy Owens, newly appointed Director Designate of th…

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Getting to the Next Phase in Your Opera Career featuring Technical Apprentice Khadija Ann Tarver and Apprentice Singer Thomas Cilluffo 39:50

2+ y ago39:50

39:50

Santa Fe Opera plays host to more than peerless productions. On stage and off, SFO apprentices spend the season learning by doing at one of the most celebrated and welcoming training grounds in the world. Host Jane Trembley chats with technical apprentice Khadija Ann Tarver and apprentice singer Thomas Cilluffo about their respective programs, what…

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Kangmin Justin Kim Transports Us Through Time and Culture with M. Butterfly 48:45

2+ y ago48:45

48:45

Bad romances don’t come much better than the complicated relationship at the heart of M. Butterfly. Host Jane Trembley talks fantasy versus reality with countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim before his Santa Fe Opera and U.S. mainstage debut as Song Liling in this operatic world premiere. The pair also discuss the psychology behind Justin's character, tr…

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Jamie Barton on Epic Singing, Queer Characters, and the Heart and Complication in Tristan und Isolde 48:00

2+ y ago48:00

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There’s no such thing as a “little” Wagner. Host Jane Trembley catches up with internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton in anticipation of the epic Santa Fe Opera debut of Tristan und Isolde. The pair chat about the thrill of performing this legendary tale of love and betrayal––and why Richard Wagner’s music is totally worth leaving the…

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Larger Than Life: Verdi’s Falstaff with Quinn Kelsey 35:51

2+ y ago35:51

35:51

Who’ll serve the infamous jolly knight his just desserts? The list of candidates is long, and their scheme is hilarious. All will be revealed when Falstaff, Giuseppe Verdi’s classic farce, arrives on the Santa Fe Opera stage. Host Jane Trembley speaks with Hawai’i native Quinn Kelsey about embodying the larger-than-life titular character and learns…

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A Fresh Take on The Barber of Seville with Apprentice Alumni Emily Fons and Jack Swanson 43:49

2+ y ago43:49

43:49

There’s a reason why The Barber of Seville remains one of the most popular operas in the world. Gioachino Rossini’s comedic masterpiece never fails to delight audiences with its lively music, whirlwind romance, and inevitable happy ending. Host Jane Trembley speaks with mezzo-soprano Emily Fons and tenor Jack Swanson about their approach to providi…

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Isabel Leonard on Interpreting the Iconic Role of Carmen 33:27

2+ y ago33:27

33:27

Is there a more provocative or iconic character in all of opera than Carmen? This free-spirited, defiant factory worker reigns supreme as the original difficult woman––in the best possible way. Host Jane Trembley chats with Isabel Leonard as she gets set to play the titular diva in Bizet’s Carmen to open Santa Fe Opera’s 2022 season. The mezzo-sopr…

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Creating New Worlds with Costume Director Blair Gulledge and Properties Director Eileen Garcia 52:56

2+ y ago52:56

52:56

Bringing fantastical worlds to the Santa Fe Opera stage requires creativity, communication, and compassion. Host Jane Trembley chats with Costume Director Blair Gulledge and Properties Director Eileen Garcia about the intense year-round effort that goes into planning and implementing the designs for each season. She also learns how these two depart…

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Making Magic and Managing Mayhem Backstage with Mike Ortiz, Technical Director and Tracy Armagost, Production & Recruiting Coordinator 46:33

2+ y ago46:33

46:33

Flash floods. Supply chain issues. Safety briefings. Would you believe this is opera? Host Jane Trembley discovers that only at Santa Fe Opera does behind-the-scenes excitement rival onstage drama. She chats with Production & Recruiting Coordinator Tracy Armagost and Technical Director Mike Ortiz, the supportive, creative pair behind SFO backstage …

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More Voices at the Table: Community Engagement and Opera with Kyle Gray 39:00

2+ y ago39:00

39:00

Look up the definition for community engagement, and you'll find lots of fantastic terms––Strategic! Interaction! Ally! But the word that tops them all is "relationship." Host Jane Trembley chats with Kyle Gray, Santa Fe Opera's Manager of Community Relations and Government Affairs, about how he helps foster meaningful connections between SFO and g…

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Our opera oasis under the stars 1:37

2+ y ago1:37

1:37

Destination Santa Fe Opera welcomes you back for our 2022 season with our host, Jane Trembley. We're ready to take on 2022 with five brand new productions, including an international co-production a company premiere, and a world premiere. You could say that we're a little excited. New episodes of the podcast are coming to you all spring and summer …

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Art that moves people to action with Santa Fe Opera Chief Artistic Officer David Lomelí 57:58

3y ago57:58

57:58

What has all the compelling drama of a marathon finish line and the adrenaline rush of a Formula One championship? Santa Fe Opera’s 2022 Season, of course! Or so says Jane’s guest. She sits down with Chief Artistic Officer David Lomelí to learn more about the incredible titles and talents set to grace the Santa Fe Opera stage next summer. The pair …

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Adventures on stage and behind the scenes with Technical Apprentices Larry Ortiz & Caitlynn Sandoval 39:01

3+ y ago39:01

39:01

Singers aren’t the only apprentices who are put through their paces at the Santa Fe Opera. Theater technicians also participate in an intermediate-to-advanced training program that offers world-class instruction and practical experience in stage operations, properties, audio & video, costumes, production/music services, makeup and wig construction,…

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Audition videos, cover roles, and fight scenes with Apprentice Singers Teresa Perrotta & Allen Michael Jones 50:03

3+ y ago50:03

50:03

Audiences and staff aren’t the only ones excited for opera’s return to the desert this season. Jane Trembley chats with soprano Teresa Perrotta and bass Allen Michael Jones, two performers in the 2021 Santa Fe Opera Apprentice Program for Singers. Teresa and Allen Michael take listeners inside this “summer camp” for singers which is internationally…

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Take your time and other advice for young singers from soprano Angel Blue 36:22

3+ y ago36:22

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Soprano Angel Blue makes her Santa Fe Opera debut in concert Saturday, August 7, 2021. Jane caught a spare moment with Angel upon her arrival in Santa Fe to learn more about who she is on stage, off stage, and in the practice room. Angel also shares strong opinions and guidance for young singers, who may fall into the comparison trap with “the grea…

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Welcoming you back to the Santa Fe Opera with Audience Services Director Julie Wheeler 30:19

3+ y ago30:19

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Welcoming opera-lovers back to the Santa Fe Opera this summer requires a massive behind-the-scenes effort, much of which is coordinated by the front-of-house team. Jane Trembley talks preparations and protocols with Julie Wheeler, the Santa Fe Opera’s audience services director. Their conversation sheds light (and a few tears) on the grace, gratitu…

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From Broadway to open-air opera with dancer, actor & choreographer Reed Luplau 39:10

3+ y ago39:10

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Magic, mischief, and mismatched lovers are at cross purposes when the Santa Fe Opera premieres one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies. Choreographer and dancer Reed Luplau says there’s no better setting for A Midsummer Night’s Dream than our glorious desert stage. Host Jane Trembley learns more about Reed’s fascinating journey from his mother’s…

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Rising star Avery Amereau on contralto rep, advice for young singers, and Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin” 42:58

3+ y ago42:58

42:58

Rising star Avery Amereau lends her lush contralto voice in the role of Olga in the Santa Fe Opera’s new production of Eugene Onegin, Alexander Pushkin’s story of rakes and romantic mistakes set to glorious music by Tchaikovsky. While this marks the singer’s Santa Fe Opera debut, Avery is well acquainted with Olga and New Mexico’s great chile debat…

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Gender identity, American opera, and a world premiere with countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo 42:51

3+ y ago42:51

42:51

Celebrated countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo will channel Dracula and Dionysus when he makes his Santa Fe Opera debut this season in the world premiere of The Lord of Cries. Host (and uber fan-girl) Jane Trembley chats with Anthony about what it’s like having a lead role crafted especially for him by composer John Corigliano, with libretto by Mark…

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Shattering glass and other opera singer stories with Colombian-American soprano Vanessa Vasquez 37:12

3+ y ago37:12

37:12

Even folks who’ve never seen a performance of The Marriage of Figaro will instantly recognize its famous overture from numerous films, commercials and cartoons. Jane Trembley talks with Colombian-American soprano Vanessa Vasquez about her upcoming turn as Countess Almaviva in the Santa Fe Opera’s 2021 Season production of Mozart’s beloved romantic …

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Pre-professional training, virtual lessons & the young voices of the Santa Fe Opera with Kathleen Clawson & John Daugherty 46:41

3+ y ago46:41

46:41

A great voice isn’t the only requirement for admission into the Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera program. Nor is vocal technique the program’s sole focus. Host Jane Trembly chats with program director Kathleen Clawson and John Daugherty, a graduate of the program’s inaugural class, and now Assistant Director of Voice and Opera Program Director at…

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Health, safety, and a successful reopening with Chelsea Antrim Dennis, Director of Production 31:21

3+ y ago31:21

31:21

What does it take to remain cool as cucumber water amid the intense technical demands of the world’s grandest art form? Jane dishes about the drama with guest Chelsea Antrim Dennis, Santa Fe Opera’s Director of Production. Trap door danger! Raging storms! Mid-performance fainting! Chelsea has navigated a few professional storms in her 16 seasons wi…

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Setting the bar high with Santa Fe Opera General Director Robert K. Meya 37:35

3+ y ago37:35

37:35

The Santa Fe Opera is back! Actually, SFO never went away (hello, digital performances, and nice to meet you, TikTok!) It’ll take more than a pandemic to knock a 60-something legend off its game. Still, 2020 served this iconic organization its share of questions to consider. How does a world-class company safely reintroduce audiences to its artistr…

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Welcome to Destination Santa Fe Opera 2:29

3+ y ago2:29

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Welcome to Destination Santa Fe Opera, a fresh take on our former “Beyond the Opera” podcast with even more episodes, a new host, and a deep dive into what’s happening on stage AND behind the scenes. Meet your host, Jane Trembley, an arts administrator and podcast host by day, opera singer and House Manager at Santa Fe Opera by night... But not on …

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Ask an Expert: COVID-19 with Academic Advisor Dr. Nicole Keith 25:39

4+ y ago25:39

25:39

Right now, you've got questions about more than just psychology. Should you take the S/U option? What can you do if you've fallen behind? Should you still fill out your FAFSA? Will classes stay online? In this episode of Santa Fe Psych, we seek answers from an expert - Academic Advisor Nicole Keith. In our conversation, we talk about what you can d…

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The World Isn't Fair, It Just Is 26:36

5y ago26:36

26:36

Sorry this one is borderline unlistenable. We'll clean it up in post.

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Episode 25: Michael Morell

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Episode 24: Student Speeches at CIR's 2019 Annual Gala

5y ago

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In this episode, we honor and then hear from our 2019 High School Student of the Year, Lauren Clinton, and then our 2019 College Student of the Year, Diego Romero. Introduced by Tacarra Lake, CIR's Program Officer for Education.由SFCIR

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Episode 23: Amb. Chris Hill at CIR's 2019 Annual Gala

5y ago

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Listen to the brilliant Chris Hill on North Korea, Ukraine, and beyond as the keynote speaker at CIR's 2019 Annual Gala. Following his keynote, CIR's Intern Arielle Mattes interviews him, concluding with an audience Q&A.由SFCIR

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Coronados de Gloria 1:53:58

5+ y ago1:53:58

1:53:58

Temporada 2 Episodio 80 En este programa damos toda la info de lo que viene en UPCN Cultura nos visito Paz acriz de En La Sombra del Deseo las mejores notas graciosas de la semana y la libre interpretacion de estas --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cdgsf/message

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el Tofi en A los Ponchazos 23:19

5+ y ago23:19

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en este audio lo tenemos al integrante de Coronados de Gloria, Gaston "El Tofi" Martinez promocionando su Muestra de Arte (El Arte de Querer Ser) en el Programa A Los Ponchazos en la "Ochava Roma" 107.1 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cdgsf/message

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Coronados de Gloria 2:15:51

5+ y ago2:15:51

2:15:51

Temporada 2 Episodio 79 En este programa damos toda la info de lo que viene en UPCN Cultura las mejores notas graciosas de la semana y la libre interpretacion de estas --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cdgsf/message

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Renee Fleming - Portraying Georgia O'Keeffe, singing and neuroscience, and arts education advocacy 16:35

5+ y ago16:35

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For opera lovers, today's guest needs no introduction. Renée Fleming is one of the most celebrated and cherished singers worldwide. In the midst of a whirlwind tour, Renée had a moment to chat with dramaturg Cori Ellison about her Santa Fe Opera debut in a concert featuring Letters from Georgia by Kevin Puts and Vier letzte Lieder (Four Last Songs)…

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Coronados de Gloria 2:13:13

5+ y ago2:13:13

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Temporada 2 Episodio 78 En este programa nos acompañaron por medio de UPCN Cultura El Duo Gomitolo-Tejerina (Cuerdas) +Seba nos cuenta sobre la Muestra Homenaje a Juan Arancio + Artista Invitados --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cdgsf/message

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Coronados de Gloria 2:32:37

5+ y ago2:32:37

2:32:37

Temporada 2 Episodio 77 en este programa en el segmento de UPCN Cultura Big Bang Buda Majo y su Banda --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cdgsf/message

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The Thirteenth Child - A fairytale collaboration with first time librettists Becky & David Starobin 38:17

5+ y ago38:17

38:17

Beloved musicians and founders of Bridge Records, Becky and David Starobin make their debut as librettists in collaboration with composer Poul Ruders on this brand new fairytale thriller opera adapted from "The Twelve Brothers" by the Brothers Grimm. Cori digs deep with Becky and David into the collaborative process, the necessary changes to the so…

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Jenufa - Preparing for new roles and the evolution of a career with singing actress Patricia Racette 30:18

5+ y ago30:18

30:18

All eyes in the village are on Jenufa. Her fiancé sees only a trophy wife. Her rejected suitor sees a chance to avenge the most cutting wrongs in his past. Her righteous stepmother sees her own life’s tragedy about to play out again for her child. The results are two unspeakable crimes which lead to the opera’s true theme—that the wounds of trouble…

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Cosi fan tutte - Mythic characters, implausible plots, and the art of being watched with stage director R.B. Schlather 38:20

5+ y ago38:20

38:20

What makes the seemingly ridiculous plot of Così fan tutte such a compelling study of the duality of human nature that we revisit time and again? How do we understand the play of gender norms and societal pressure through a contemporary lens? And what's a director to do about a plot point that revolves around mustaches? R.B. Schlather is one of the…

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