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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1970
Page
7
In Santa Fe the world premiere of Luciano Berio's Opera stumbles on the rivalry of success. The blend of Open Theater and vocal ensembles overwhelms the orchestra, leaving the singers underused and the ensemble misplaced. The critic argues Berio's premise is inept and the balance fails to yield a rewarding experience.
Open Theater led by Joe Chaikin arrives in Santa Fe with a ten member double quintet producing terminals for Berio's Opera. It blends self written texts with relentless rehearsal to emphasize actor autonomy while accepting Ford Foundation support and Panthers defense benefits. The Santa Fe premiere is praised for performance discipline, yet questioned for future sustenance as it questions reliance on others words.
A critical look at Cater's Washington novel through its masked Dana figure. The reviewer notes Carlson’s narrative moves slowly, offering vivid Washington insider detail but leaving questions of power and motive largely unresolved. The book aims to expose an ignorance gap in understanding the capital, yet treats the political world as familiar déjà vu.
The first New York appearance of Ivan Rebroff drew a near full house at Philharmonic Hall Lincoln Center, with interest heavy as critics noted his large frame, multilingual delivery, and a voice that spans two solid octaves from F to F. Critics praised his rich tone and potential though warned his operatic career would depend on future refinement and a steadier focus beyond novelty Russian songs and stage persona.
Journalist John Barkham profiles Bruce Jay Friedman and his serio comic approach to violence in The Dick. The New Yorker author explores gun crazy cops and racism through satire, noting his Chicago Homicide Bureau era and patient, atmosphere driven writing process.
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