"Cast members tend to sing with little nuance at the audience, rather than to one another, and mostly while standing in place as they would in concert."
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"Doyle’s stark staging often pushes the dark set so far forward that much of the action is crammed onto the front edge of the stage."
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"With its monochromatic look and constantly shifting panels, one gets the sense of uncertainty, coupled with instability, and a general lack of warmth."
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"Clayton himself brought home all the tragedy, and the chorus’ singing in the closing scene was gentle and shimmering, heartfelt, Carter and the orchestra finally unleashing the tragic, aching beauty in the score."
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