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Kitchen sink regie

regie_11_29_02Smartly done, Jim, for last week’s quiz was indeed “Lear, with the little dogs taken literally.”

This was the Reimann opera, as performed at the Komische Oper in a production by Hans Neuenfels.

Moving on, then. What’s this blonde’s problem?

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28 comments

  • Camille says:

    Is there an opera on the life and death of Sylvia Plath?

    If not, perhaps this could be ‘Intermezzo’, Burgerliche Komodie von Dr. Richard Strauss?

    Last picture looks like a depiction of Verklaerte Nacht. Kinda, sorta.

  • Leonardo d'Olanda says:

    Obviuosly Buterfly

  • tannengrin says:

    First I thought this was the fabled Todd Haynes ‘Scarsdale Traviata’, but now it looks like Luisa Miller to me.