Lifelines: A Voiceless Multi-Media Opera
The Lifelines premiere is over... we had a great run! Thank you to all those
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some clips from the show. Please Enjoy!
At Poe's House Behind stern glass, the manuscripts. You try to settle through the ink into the heart of the man, but somehow all you can see is the anonymous pride of curators. It seems you were destined to follow him around the east; first in Virginia where they honored him for his gambling debts. Now in his Philadelphia home, you wonder why they've locked away the medicine chest; where are those opiates? And why not bronze the sidewalk for the times he bruised his head in a drunken faint? |
Neighbors We never met, the junkie and I; the next room over, mirror image of mine, paint-flaked radiator, single bed, one thread-bare cushioned chair. Often I would sit, feet propped, staring out the window, imagined he was sitting too, mainlining from out common view. Shadow puppets, he and I; the single difference, his pain more exquisite than mine. |
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