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Postcard from Morocco
PREMIERE10/14/1971
COMPOSERDominick Argento   
LIBRETTISTJohn Donahue   
 
Synopsis
The characters are waiting in a train station; each of them reveals what they do but will not reveal the contents of their luggage, which they can't part with. The puppet master, who appears to live in the train station, tries to control and manipulate the passengers. The passengers all leave except one, Mr. Owen, who acts out a story about sailing away on a boat. Mr. Owen rebels against the puppet master breaking his control over the passengers. The puppet master does retain his control over one of the passengers, the Foreign Singer, whom he eerily controls at the very last moments of the play.
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This work ranks as the #135 most produced North American title since 2000.
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