#139 - Making an Opera, Akte 3 - Verf en Bloed

Het artistieke team buigt zich over zaken als verf, bloed en een gouden slipje - al dan niet met Jugendstil ornamenten. Langzaam wordt duidelijk dat er een grijs gebied ligt tussen samenwerking en tegenwerking. De gemoederen lopen hoog op. In Parel hoor je alle acht aktes van Making an Opera. Luister ze op volgorde, dan leef je mee met de zangers, makers en dit verhaal. Making an Opera is gemaakt door Stef Visjager voor de NTR en NPO Radio 4. Parel Radio brengt je twee wekelijks een selectie van de mooiste radioverhalen. Vragen, reacties en luisterfoto's? [email protected] En volg ons op Instagram, facebook en Twitter.

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