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glass human review

“Atmospheric but confused”
ReviewsOct 31, 202212:13 by Edward BhesaniaJerwood Studio, Glyndebourne
Denver Martin Smith, Anna Cavaliero and Camille Maalawy in glass human at Jerwood Studio, Glyndebourne. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd
Denver Martin Smith, Anna Cavaliero and Camille Maalawy in glass human at Jerwood Studio, Glyndebourne. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd
Samantha Fernando’s chamber opera is a profound and unsettling examination of the torment of isolation, directed by Lucy Bailey and starring Anna Cavaliero and Camille Maalawy

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