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Hi - I've just made a few cautious expansions here. Will add more later once I get the hang of things. The opera had a 'revival' at some point in Amsterdam, but I want to list the performers, some will have pages here, - and will check for any changes. Any guidance (and fixes!) welcome.
On one tricky point: the synopsis of 'Rosa' is one where actors are playing actors. Greenaway used this device also in The Baby of Macon around the same time. How to point this out avoiding O.R.?Thelisteninghand (talk) 21:39, 19 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
