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San Francisco’s feminist ‘Die Walkure’

12 years ago
Gary Hoffman

By Mark Swed [LA Times, 23 June 2010]
Walkure Late Saturday night, Valhalla will fall for the final time in Los Angeles, and the Music Center will send its expensive “Ring” into long (possibly permanent) storage. And that will be that.

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