Magic Flute Review at Juilliard by Barbara Winkler
Barbara Winkler reviews Juilliard production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Performances feature Mia Chi Lee and David Wilport with Peggy Pruett as Pamina and Jonath an Rigg as Tamino. critics note stage design by Ming Che Lee and strong musicality despite feminist critique of the plot.
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Barbara Winkler
Tate
Hit Chaddy
Mia Chi Lee
Abstract Ik
Hal George
Pals
Bennatol
Matisse
Sarasha
Csuis
Uphit
David Wilpor
Pasageao
Robert Shies
Munnier
Catya
Peggy Pruett
Pubugeona
Snell
Gancer
Taming
Jonathan Rigg
Julliard
Mozart
Tamino
Sarastro
Carolyn Val-Schmidt
Badienne Magaziner
Doris Hollenbach
Papageno
Pamine
Land of Light
Pamina
Tamina
Ming Che Lee
Tre Queen
Tamind
Priest
Light
False Prophet review overlong film critique and notices
A critical appraisal of John Cassavetes Minnie and Moskowitz portrays the film as insipid with a weak plot and hollow characters. The piece contrasts past strengths with perceived decline and includes scattered notes on related Harvard committee letters and petition activism.
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Moskowitz
John Cassavettes
Cinema I
Midtown
Minnie and
Cassavettes
Minnie Core
Seymour Moskowitz
New York
California
Minnie Moore
Minnie
Mrs. Moskowitz
Mrs. Moore
Charles Reich
Cassevettes
Minnie and Moskowitz
Bok
Harvard
N.Y. Times
Benson
Peterson
ACE
Justice
HEW
Michigan
Duke
Ruth Crego Henson
Main Street
Portland
Conn
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