When Varduhi Khachatryan was 6, she would wait for her father at the Armenian National Opera and Ballet Theatre after performances of “Arshak II.” As the audience filed out, the lights in the auditorium gradually dimmed and the last traces of conversation faded. Khachatryan loved watching the theater transform after the curtain fell. Decades later, …
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