Benjamin Britten

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TOP: Alexander J. Bow (1916- 1992), “Symbols of Security” Union Carbide Float in Battle Day Parade, August 14, 1960, gelatin silver print, 8” x 10”. Bennington Museum Collection.
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BACK TO THE GARDEN: FIELDS OF CHANGE AT BENNINGTON

By Marguerite Serkin

Think of Vermont, and it may conjure images of bucolic hills dotted with fabled hamlets inhabited by eccentric intellectuals, passionate liberals, earth mothers and artists. This predominantly liberal-leaningtoward-radical state was […]

Nurse Bianca (Margaret Lattimore, r.) consoles Lucretia (Kelley O’Connor) who pines for her husband Collatinus in Boston Lyric Opera’s production of “The Rape of Lucretia” March 11-17 at Artists for Humanity EpiCenter.
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BOSTON LYRIC OPERA’S ‘THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA’

By James Foritano

Excellence can seem such a simple achievement. Merely assemble practiced, solid parts such as singer/actors, music and libretto (on a timeless theme) and put them on a stage-in-the-round so all […]