Of the Sea opera makes history with all-Black cast and crew
A new opera in Toronto is making history as the first large-scale production with an all-Black ensemble both in front and behind the scenes. Of The Sea follows a man, his daughter and fellow Africans who are thrown overboard from a slaving ship and now live under the sea.
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Of the Sea opera makes history with all-Black cast and crew
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