Kennedy Center stages a family reunion

It’s 7:58 p.m. Act Four is running its course. Beth Krynicki, stage manager, turns the page of her mocked-up score; she mutters a command into her headset, which Jill Krynicki executes at stage left. Lynn Krynicki holds two Dixie cups of water, which she’ll rush out to the leads once Puccini’s diva dies of despair and dehydration. Read full article >>