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But along comes Anthony Page's infinitely nuanced production of the play, at the Old Vic Theatre through Nov. 27, and what could seem a study in giddy self-absorption widens into something deeper, stranger, and every bit as glistening: A portrait of a ménage a trois — creative types all — who make it their job to laugh in the face of the dreary void some people call life.
Contrived and derivative — iterations of William Forsythe are still going strong — its new crop of dances have traveled quite a distance from the company's previous nuanced productions of works like Ohad Naharin's "Decadance" and Jill Johnson's "Copier".
In this powerful and richly nuanced production the director Sam Buntrock penetrates the psychological murkiness of Britten's haunted opera, with a libretto by Myfanwy Piper, by clarifying the circumstances and domestic relationships among the characters.
Tim Sendra of AllMusic complimented its "rich and nuanced production and Drake's thoughtful, playful, and intense lyrics", and felt that his "willingness to be introspective and honest... makes [him] unique and helps make Thank Me Later special".
You won't brush away the tears at the end of the show as you might on a more nuanced production.
In particular, the brilliantly sung "Tosca" shows just how vital a finely nuanced traditional production of a war horse can be.
Coming on the heals of Dudamel's expressively nuanced L.A. Phil production of Mozart's "Così fan Tutte" at Walt Disney Concert Hall in May, this "Cav" and "Pag" double bill, no matter how hastily put together, proved a palpable sign of a young conductor's rapid operatic ascendancy.
When the Metropolitan Opera first presented the Otto Schenk production of Wagner's "Meistersinger von Nurnberg" in 1993, Mr. Schenk's work, though conservative, was evocative and colorful, and James Levine's conducting was spacious and nuanced.
One production, of course, remains one production.
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