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Ching's opera described as 'a stroke of genius'(Last of two parts)

By SUNDRY STROKES | January 9, 2010 - 12:00am

The six performances of Jeffrey Ching’s two-act opera “The Orphan” had such a resounding success that an extra night was added, this drawing a full house.

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