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| He persuades her to take part in the kidnapping of a little boy, whom he suffocates, and threatens to kill her newborn baby unless she takes the fall. It's the nurse who takes the fall for all this opera's scheming, and German mezzo-soprano Doris Soffel - in her American debut - ably managed the part's nuances, summoning just the right amount of darkness for this ambiguous character. When violence erupts at a dangerously over-the-top final party, Jake takes the fall for Didi. |
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