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    A tale of two (Italian) cities

    A great review of the new Don Giovanni at La Scala

    and looking forward to the season at Turin
    Annie

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    Quote Originally Posted by sospiro View Post
    A great review of the new Don Giovanni at La Scala

    and looking forward to the season at Turin
    Ooh I'd like to have seen that DG. More exciting than the Met production, I love Robert Carsen (and Peter Mattei isn't too dusty either)
    Natalie

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