Ep 5: A Quadruple Threat - opera-isms

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This week we talk to our inaugural Directing Fellow, Luther Lewis III! Luther is truly a quadruple threat, if not a quintuple. We hope you enjoy learning all about him as much as we did! Click here to read about Luther in OperaWire. Click here for a transcript of the episode.

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This episode was published on December 2, 2021.

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This week we talk to our inaugural Directing Fellow, Luther Lewis III! Luther is truly a quadruple threat, if not a quintuple. We hope you enjoy learning all about him as much as we did! Click here to read about Luther in OperaWire. Click here for a...

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