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"Countertenor
Scott Belluz commanded a full, rounded tone and "Belluz
played the Shadow as an imperious, slightly campy character. He was the
guy who crashed the party with the ugly truth, and had a great time doing
it. So did all of us, watching him." "The
most successful of the comedies is Taylor Graham and William Rowson’s
"Canadian
countertenor Scott Belluz shone as one of the suitors." "Countertenor
Belluz gave a bravura performance in the evening’s most charged work.” "I
enjoyed especially the first item, Kagel's Tango Alemán, 'a pathetic story'
told in an imaginary language by Scott Belluz with great aplomb as he
strutted around the stage."
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