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Who should get a raise: The makeup team that transposes the actors playing the suspects and witnesses between the present day and the oblique past. Thus only in the play of meaning among her various works does it become apparent how she transposes her theme into a multifaceted, sensual expression. Lenya, whose carrot-hued hair and crimson lips suggested a lost Gustav Klimt canvas, wins no points for vocal purity; she growls, she transposes, she comes perilously close to speech-song. |
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