US EditionNero's Ancient Rome and Jazz Age New York Meet In
- Nero's Ancient Rome and Jazz Age New York share similarities, suggesting a connection between different eras of instability and tension.
- The interpretation of the performance relies heavily on each spectator's perspective during the 90-minute experience.
- Jim grapples with his identity as a Black man and the challenges of being the only surviving man, reflecting on the complexities of identity in new spaces.
- Lewis' music combines dissonance and jazz with Monteverdi's baroque style, enhancing the production's depth and highlighting the merging of these distinct musical worlds.
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