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Not so many guesses for our most recent Regie quiz, so perhaps it’s not surprising that nobody identified the show as La finta giardiniera.

This week’s puzzler is a more familiar title, though that might be hard to guess at first glance. 

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    oberonBG says:

    Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk. It seems appropriately dark.

    1. Wedding seen, right as the police arrive
    2. Here are my stockings to keep you warm on the march to Siberia
    3. Corrupt policemen song? Perhaps an added scene showing the Pravda critics writing about the opera.

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    LeperEllo says:

    Well now I am thinking it’s either Goetterdaemmerung or Fledermaus. Or something in between.