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At the Zorba talkback, Walter Bobbie responds

Posted by: wisebear 06:49 pm EDT 05/09/15

A questioner asked why Bobbie chose to eliminate the opening bouzouki circle. I felt his response was rather lame. He blamed having the orchestra onstage, saying it didn't make sense to have a circle of thirty musicians sitting in front of thirty musicians. Not very satisfying a response, considering (in my opinion) the cost of what you lose in drama. He described his opening as "starting with breath." More like a gasp.

Still I enjoyed much about the production, despite finding the lead atrocious. (And with a potentially awesome Zorba - Robert Cuccioli - being wasted right there on the same stage).


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