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Galileo Galilei
PREMIERE6/24/2002 — The Goodman Theatre, Chicago, IL
COMPOSERPhilip Morris Glass   
LIBRETTISTMary Zimmerman   
 
Synopsis
Drawing from letters of Galileo and his family, and various other documents, this opera retrospectively journeys through Galileo's life. Opening with him as an old, blind man after the trial and Inquisition for his heresy, it explores his religiosity as well as his break with the church, and expands into the greater, oscillating relationship of science to both religion and art, reaching its end with Galileo -as an infant- watching an opera composed by his father.
MOST PRODUCED SINCE 2000
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This work ranks as the #97 most produced North American title since 2000.
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