A New Festival Embraces the Possibilities of Disability-Centered Opera

From The New York Times - Arts 15 Nov 2026, 16:42 UTC 1 min read

The three works at the Makemake festival at National Sawdust make the case that disability-led opera is artistically ambitious, despite the logistical challenges.

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