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10 Questions for Gerard Gauci
Gerard Gauci is the set designer for Opera Atelier’s new production of Don Giovanni that opens October 29th in Toronto. I ask him ten questions: five about himself and five about his work. 1) Which of your parents do you … Continue reading
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Tagged Amadeus, Commendatore, Don Giovanni, Elgin Theatre, Gerard Gauci, Marshall Pynkoski, Opera Atelier
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The Nerds Shall Inherit the Earth
My friend Joseph So recently shared a link on Facebook that started a conversation about conductors. “Carlos Kleiber has been named the greatest conductor of all time in the April issue of BBC Music Magazine… In a poll, 100 conductors including Sir Colin … Continue reading
