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Count
Dracula opens his coffin and the show at "Spooky Times".
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Raiña
Simons as the conniving Sorceress in "Dido and Aeneas" by
Purcell.
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The
witches coven from "Dido and Aeneas" foresees Dido's doom
and relishes the idea.
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The
coven practices casting evil spells on the audience.
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The
witches perform the ritual that seals Dido's fate.
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Zoila
Muñoz as Ulrica (" Un Ballo in Maschera" by Verdi) summoning
the spirit of the devil to the horror of Keri Lindell, Amy
Bouchard and Kathleen Sisco.
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Ulrica
senses the presence of the evil that she has called upon.
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Elizabeth
Amisano as Giulietta is beautiful but dangerous in Offenbach's
"The Tales of Hoffmann"
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Baritone
John Frederick as the butchering Doctor Miracle in "Tales
of Hoffmann".
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Krista
Wigle as Antonia falls under the spell of Doctor Miracle.
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Prince
Golytsin played by Jonathan Smucker is uncertain about his
future as a court favorite in "Khovanshchina" by Mussorgsky.
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Prince
Golytsin has summoned Marfa, the clairvoyant to foretell his
fate.
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During
the séance, Marfa, played by Karen Carle, communicates with
the souls of the drowned.
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