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Review: A ‘Moby-Dick’ Opera at the Met Cuts the Blubber

Streamlining Melville’s sprawling novel, Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer’s moody, monochromatic 2010 adaptation has come to the Metropolitan Opera.

Zachary Woolfe
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Green, Ryan Speedo, Heggie, Jake, Jovanovich, Brandon, Melville, Herman, Metropolitan Opera, Moby Dick (Book), Opera, Scheer, Gene
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