Sunday, April 25, 2010

Chicago Opera Theatre: Mosè in Egitto

Great singing, but the staging was a little static compared to other COT productions.















From the Tribune review: "When Chicago last heard Rossini's "Mose in Egitto," it was 1863, Abraham Lincoln was the nation's president and the show came to town courtesy of a touring Italian opera troupe. Nearly 147 years elapsed before Chicagoans would get to experience Rossini's biblical opera a second time. Praise be to Chicago Opera Theater, then, for giving the city a long-delayed second hearing of "Moses in Egypt."

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