The images of Charles and her father linger on Jeanine’s mind throughout the rehearsal period, prompting intense moments of emotional outpourings that she does not bother to conceal from her collaborators. It is clear that opera directing is particularly taxing for her, yet her command silences any direct feedback. As Jeanine’s work progresses, there is a feeling that she is being fol... https://hurawatch.us.org/