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Susan Galbraith

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As seen in: Arthritis & Rheumatology, Agenda (World Economic Forum), Cancer Discovery, DC Metro Theater Arts, DC Theater Arts, Seattle Refined, Inkl
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Applause for Washington National Opera’s take on ‘West Side Story’

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By Susan Galbraith
| DC Theater Arts
The original West Side Story was a musical that almost never got made. Dreamed up in 1949 by Broadway choreographer Jerome Robbins, who wanted to do a dance-driven contemporary take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, it took eight years to bring it to the stage, along the way changing its cultural focus (Irish to Puerto Rican), its locale (NYC to LA and back to NYC), and its creative team.
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Washington National Opera’s ‘Crucible’ speaks to new reign of would-be tyranny

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By Susan Galbraith
| DC Theater Arts
As we enter the unadorned barn-like space of Lisner Auditorium, we are transported immediately to the harsh gray world of early New England by the weathered wood siding of Neil Patel’s spare and fluid set. A narrow bed defines a bedroom where a young girl has fallen comatose with a mysterious illness; a plain rectangular table establishes a kitchen in the family Proctor’s farmhouse; a few long backless benches define the court scenes. The year is 1692, and we are in Salem, Massachusetts.
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WNO opens 70th season with ‘Treemonisha’ at Lisner Auditorium

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By Susan Galbraith
| DC Theater Arts
Before a single note was heard, the audience at Lisner Auditorium rose to their feet in a spontaneous standing ovation as Artistic Director Francesca Zambello and General Director Timothy O’Leary took to the stage to welcome returning audience members to Washington National Opera’s 70th season and the celebration of what can only be described as a hero’s victory wrested after a protracted battle.
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