Der Rosenkavalier Review: Acting

I only stayed for Act I of Der Rosenkavalier, but I was able to witness the way that both the music and the voices themselves contributed to the acting as a whole.  We were really high up and the faces were blurred, but it didn’t hinder from realizing the emotions that the actors were portraying.  When you close your eyes, you could still feel every emotion and every response that each actor conveyed through the sound of their voice.

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