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  • armerjacquino: I also wonder how much has been seen by how many voters. The Dexter CARMELITES, for example, is a... 10:20 PM
  • Camille: Home sweet home, jest like back home in Kentucky!! I already received word back from Butch the... 10:17 PM
  • Satisfied: I too voted for Rigoletto…bu t I understand the discontent with the Alden. Though I enjoyed many... 10:13 PM
  • Camille: I’m happy that Brian Hymel won both times and glad it isn’t Cher’s pubes I’m... 10:05 PM
  • SilvestriWoman: I’m thrilled – though not that surprised – to see Mattei’s win. Though... 9:59 PM
  • Batty Masetto: Not at all, it’s a family place, Camille. Well, for some types of families. It helps if the... 9:51 PM
  • Maury D: I’m iffy on voting for worst, as well, but did so without much hesitation for Elisir, which was a... 9:48 PM
  • armerjacquino: I’m not a huge fan of ‘worst’ ; categories anyway, but even bearing that in mind I... 9:42 PM

Closet drama

“I have a confession to make about Britten’s opera Billy Budd: I don’t like it very much. I struggle with its listless pace; its largely flat characters; the way its libretto, by E. M. Forster and Eric Crozier, prefers telling us what people are thinking rather than showing it.” That’s your London correspondent Zachary Woolfe in the New York Times.