The Turn of the Screw, English National Opera Review
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The Turn of the Screw, based on Henry James's novella, delves into themes of innocence, corruption, and the supernatural within an ambiguous narrative that questions reality.
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Directed by Isabella Bywater, this production reimagines the opera in a 1960s institutional setting, framing the story with a compelling flashback structure.
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Bywater's design features a stark set that enhances the narrative's eerie atmosphere, with a backdrop of bare branches and a grim institutional wall.
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The exploration of whether the ghosts are real or products of the governess's mind creates an engaging tension, inviting audiences to draw their own conclusions.
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