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Wunderbar! Feather boas and onstate orgasms in this tribute to the German jazz age.
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Or why the music of heady, seedy Weimar Germany is one of my enduring passions.
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Devil’s in the detail of this slick yet gritty production of Weill and Brecht’s anti-masterpiece.
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Robert Wilson's grim, ghoulish production is Weill and Brecht's Weimar Germany like you've never seen it before.
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On making silent operas and how Einstein on the Beach was supposed to be about Hitler.
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Our critics unearth 12 symphonic masterworks overlooked by history.
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Aug 30, 2011
Sydney Theatre Company takes Brecht's masterpiece down sleazy local backstreets.
Review
The major revelation here must surely be the Second Symphony, a lamentably neglected masterpiece of largely neo-classical writing played to perfection by Jansons and an orchestra whose comfort zone this repertoire would have been well outside only a few years earlier
