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States of Innocence review

“Captures the gravitas of the great poet”
ReviewsMay 20, 2024by Amanda HollowayBrighton Dome Corn Exchange, Brighton
States of Innocence, Brighton Festival 2024, Photograph by Ian Winters
John Tomlinson in States of Innocence at Brighton Dome Corn Exchange. Photo: Ian Winters
Semi-staged production of a striking new opera about the poet John Milton and his epic poem, Paradise Lost, developed for Brighton Festival 2024

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