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In 1992 Edith was rehearsal consultant and wrote the programme essay for John Buller’s operatic setting of Euripides’ Bacchae at the English National Opera.

By Vooba on February 1, 1992
Posted in:Other Consultancies and Involvement with Professional Theatre
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