Opera Review: SEANCE FOR A WET AFTERNOON
Séance for a Wet Afternoon represents Stephen Schwartz's first run at writing an opera. Schwartz is more known for his work on Broadway, think Godspell, Wicked, The Magic Show, and Pippin. Séance for a Wet Afternoon was originally a novel by Mark McShane, and later a 1964 British film starring Kim Stanley and Sir Richard Attenborough. In the New York City Opera production, Myra Foster (Lauren Flan…
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