pardon my gush

Scott Cantrell has a brand new metaphor, and he’s not going to let it slip through his fingers.

Daniel Okulitch is hardly the libretto’s ‘scrawny little S.O.B.’ But, with a warmly oiled bass-baritone, he captures Joseph’s tenderness toward his mother as surely as his hostility and fear.”

Nathan Gunn is the cast’s standout, an Alec with rugged good looks and a richly oiled baritone.”

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