Power Her Face

Opera Review: Thomas Adès’ “Powder Her Face” — Scandalously Relevant

Powder Her Face proved the perfect capstone to Odyssey Opera’s month-long survey of British (mostly comic) opera: biting, darkly humorous, provocative, and relevant.

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Opera Review: Thomas Adès’ “Powder Her Face” — Scandalously Relevant

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