The Boston Globe recently published a new review of the Boston Early Music Festival’s production of Richard Keiser’s Octavia, featuring bass-baritone Douglas Ray Williams as the villainous emperor Nero. “Williams’ ravenous Nero was a visually and vocally compelling foil to the regal Octavia, restless even while standing still,” wrote A.Z. Madonna in her review. Click the link below to read the full piece now.
Douglas Ray Williams Gives a “Visually and Vocally Compelling” Performance in ‘Octavia’
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