In the Heights – a musical that should be open to all
In the Heights conductor Dr Vicente Chavaria thinks that any performance of In the Heights is a celebration of Latino culture, no matter who performs it.
Email: comment.felix@imperial.ac.uk
In the Heights conductor Dr Vicente Chavaria thinks that any performance of In the Heights is a celebration of Latino culture, no matter who performs it.
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