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The work explores images associated with schizophrenia and was inspired by the experiences of the composer’s brother and their shared Greek heritage. The libretto combines Byzantine liturgy, Old and New Testament material, text from Emanuel Bronner’s Rules for Life and interpretations of commentary by people with schizophrenia.
The work examines HIV and AIDS through cultural, political, scientific, moral and psychological perspectives, including the microscopic world of the virus and ideas about the body and illness.
The opera depicts Nikola Tesla’s life as a series of reversals of fortune.
The opera explores the seven virtues—prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope and charity—and cultural perceptions of disability.
In a two-part montage, Despina’s story moves from Greece to Australia as she leaves her homeland and settles in a new country. The work draws on her immigrant experience and the broader tensions of multiculturalism.
The work explores images associated with schizophrenia and was inspired by the experiences of the composer’s brother and their shared Greek heritage. The libretto combines Byzantine liturgy, Old and New Testament material, text from Emanuel Bronner’s Rules for Life and interpretations of commentary by people with schizophrenia.
The work examines HIV and AIDS through cultural, political, scientific, moral and psychological perspectives, including the microscopic world of the virus and ideas about the body and illness.
The opera depicts Nikola Tesla’s life as a series of reversals of fortune.
The opera explores the seven virtues—prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope and charity—and cultural perceptions of disability.
In a two-part montage, Despina’s story moves from Greece to Australia as she leaves her homeland and settles in a new country. The work draws on her immigrant experience and the broader tensions of multiculturalism.