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Gavin Borchert

Classical: Shock of the Old - November 18, 2009
Peter Hallock turned medieval tradition into a contemporary phenomenon.
Profile By Gavin Borchert
Opening Nights: Sonic Tales - November 4, 2009
The Degenerate Art Ensemble does everything twice.
Opening Nights By Gavin Borchert
Stage: Control Freak - October 28, 2009
Book-It's Emma is not quite unlikeable enough.
Opening Nights By Gavin Borchert
Opera Review: Breathless Love? - October 21, 2009
At Seattle Opera, a courtesan declares her independence. Maybe.
Classical Reviews By Gavin Borchert
Classical: Kettle to the Metal - September 30, 2009
The guy cooling his heels at the back for much of the symphony? He’s one of the best reasons to hear the SSO.
Classical Etc. By Gavin Borchert
Stage Review: Village Theatre Goes Medieval - September 23, 2009
Chasing Nicolette is yet another child of their fecund new-musicals workshop.
Stage Review By Gavin Borchert
Stage Review: Seattle Opera’s Ring - August 19, 2009
New singers struggle to fit comfortably into a beloved production.
Stage Review By Gavin Borchert
Stage Preview: Helsinki Syndrome’s Oscar Party - August 19, 2009
Two performance-art provocateurs explore the importance of reinventing Earnest.
Stage Preview By Gavin Borchert
The SSO's Hot Streak - July 1, 2009
Schwarz and his orchestra have been on an end-of-season tear.
Classical Etc. By Gavin Borchert
Stage Review: The 5th Ave.’s Luminous Sunday - April 29, 2009
Bit by bit, bringing Seurat and Sondheim to life.
Stage Review By Gavin Borchert
William Kentridge: the Opera - March 18, 2009
The music is glorious, but the puppets just get in the way.
Stage Review By Gavin Borchert
Grindings and Flutterings at Seattle Opera - February 25, 2009
Robert Lepage’s double production of one-acts, finally performed by SO, makes opera a living art.
Stage Review By Gavin Borchert
Spring Arts: John Cage’s Pioneering Drumbeats - February 18, 2009
An avant-gardist’s innovations resound at Cornish to this day.
Spring Arts By Gavin Borchert
Victorian Secrets - January 28, 2009
It’s all about style in Oscar Wilde’s comedy of roleplaying.
Stage Review By Gavin Borchert
French Confection - January 14, 2009
Seattle Opera lingers over Bizet’s dreamy fairy tale.
Stage Review By Gavin Borchert

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