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Sadly it's happened again! Another worker has been run over by a snow cat at Sunshine Village. It's not the first time. It's also just the latest in an ongoing litany of serious public and workplace safety incidents at Sunshine Village Ski Resort.
The Rocky Mountain Outlook has reported that on Friday (May 16, 2014) a 25-year old male employee fell from the rear deck of a snow groomer and was run over by the machine.
The Calgary Herald reports the following statement was issued by Alberta Occupational Health & Safety.
"A snow cat operator was performing grooming duties on the lower park area at about 4 a.m. and some workers were riding outside on the deck of the grooming machine," Lisa Glover, Alberta Occupational Health and Safety spokeswoman, said in an email. "One of those workers (on the deck) fell off and was run over by the snowcat."
Neither the media, Sunshine Village nor OH&S have mentioned the fact that this is not the first time a worker has been run over by a snowcat at Sunshine Village. In the last incident of this type a young female worker attempted to jump from an operating snowcat and was seriously injured when it ran over her.
On a standard snow groomer there is no secure position on the outside rear deck for a passenger to ride safely. According to OH&S statement there was more than one worker riding on the outside of the machine and the groomer was actively working in the terrain park at the time. The injured worker is an employee of the on-site food and beverage contractor Aramark. He was transported to Banff Mineral Springs Hospital and then flown to Foothills Hospital in Calgary and is apparently in stable condition. He's very lucky he's not dead and certainly it was only luck saved him from that fate.
Ten Years Since Fatal Workplace Accident at Sunshine Village
This latest serious incident comes almost 10 years after the fatal workplace accident that took the life of Sunshine Village employee Karl Stunt. As a result of that workplace fatality Sunshine Village Corporation was found guilty of failing to ensure the health & safety of its workers. Sunshine Village was fined and ordered to pay an additional $250,000 to Selkirk College in BC as a legacy to Stunt.
In 2010 Sunshine Village paid a fortune in legal fees to successfully overturn the guilty verdict for Stunt's death. Sunshine's spokesperson Doug Firby stated that Stunt's fatality "had a profound effect on the ownership and the staff at Sunshine. We want to make sure it never happens again." At much the same time however Sunshine Village was intentionally breaching the OH&S Fall Protection Code. The legacy donation was also overturned. Sunshine subsequently made a smaller donation to Selkirk College but failed to mention Karl Stunt or workplace safety.
A Workplace Safety Record That Speaks For Itself
There are simply too many serious workplace and/or public safety incidents at Sunshine Village. Since the Karl Stunt fatality hearings there have been many examples including: A new employee left trapped on the shut-down 5 km gondola in freezing temperatures and only survived because someone heard his faint cries for help; a new security employee working alone nearly died after-hours on a snowmobile, another employee was hit and thrown from a platform by an accelerating gondola cabin. Last spring a roof on the hotel suddenly avalanched onto guests below causing injuries. This season an avalanche within the ski area boundary buried two guests. And in March 2012 a massive avalanche hit the Sunshine access road forcing Parks Canada to prohibit Sunshine's ad-hoc parking operation in the vicinity. Despite the obvious hazard Sunshine took Parks Canada to court attempting to have the safety-driven prohibition lifted so that customer's cars could again be parked there.
Sunshine's overall workplace safety record hit an all time low in 2011. The latest stats released in 2014 (below) show a marginal statistical improvement but still a shamefully dismal record with a disabling injury rate at Sunshine Village that is just shy of TWICE the industry average and almost FIVE times greater than the provincial average. In the most recent annual statistics available Sunshine Village accounted for 30% of the disabling injuries in the Ski Resorts and Gondolas industry category. That category includes a total of 57 other employers.
The Legal Duty To Protect Worker's Safety
These are not isolated and unfortunate accidents. They are repetitive examples of an ineffectual workplace safety culture that is in a tail-spin and the statistics confirm it is a systemic management failure. Sunshine has a tendency to blame its workers rather than look to its senior management team and culture. Ten years after the Karl Stunt fatality there is simply no excuse anymore. The buck stops with Sunshine's majority shareholder, president and CEO Ralph Scurfield and the entire senior management team which has a legal duty to protect the health and safety of the young, transient, low-paid workers they hire from all over the world, who then come to work in Banff National Park expecting a world-standard safe workplace.
The duty, and the consequences for failing to perform this duty, have been enshrined, though rarely applied, in the Criminal Code of Canada.
Corporations are operated by senior officers who are responsible for establishing policies and managing the work to be done. Those officers who undertake or have the authority to direct how work is done are under a legal duty to take reasonable steps towards protecting people from bodily harm. If senior officers do not carry out their duty according to their role in the company and act with a wanton and reckless disregard for the safety of employees
and others, the corporation and the officers may be guilty of criminal negligence
(Excerpted from A Criminal Code offence – Death and Injury at Work - A guide to investigating corporate criminal negligence in the event of a serious injury or fatality in a workplace).
It's ten years since Stunt was killed on the job at Sunshine Village. If Sunshine Village's workplace safety record since that day is deemed indicative of "reasonable steps" to protect its workers then the standard that is being applied falls far short of the one that is needed.
Where is the Alberta Government and Alberta Workplace Safety ?
The Alberta Government talks a lot about workplace safety but its record is consistently lackluster. Alberta OH&S has repeatedly failed to protect workers or respond diligently to worker concerns. Despite a high profile workplace fatality at Sunshine Village and the subsequent legal battle, which the government eventually walked away from; And despite the fact that Sunshine employs hundreds of vulnerable young, non-union and, in many cases foreign, transient workers, Alberta OH&S has taken a superficial and ineffective response to the on-going series of major incidents. The law is ineffectual if it is not applied.
Call For Action
Despite all the empty promises, all the management spin, all the government hot air, all the high-priced lawyers and all the time wasted – has anything really changed to better protect young workers at Sunshine Village since Karl Stunt's death? It's time someone stepped up to the plate to do something. The incident rate is too high. If Alberta OH&S can't enforce workplace safety at Sunshine Village then maybe it's time for a union to step in and bring some collective muscle to the problem.
Meanwhile Sunshine Village spokesperson Tanya Otis has stated in the media that "Our thoughts are with this individual, his family and friends, and we hope for a speedy recovery." They are nice words indeed, but it's a predictable spokesperson-type platitude and it's not good enough. It is long past time (10 years at least) that Sunshine Village stopped "hoping" for the recovery of its injured young workers and instead act to substantively decrease the rate at which workers get injured. Workers don't recover from being killed on the job and in this incident, avoiding that result was just pure luck. Now the glaring question remains – will the next one be so lucky?
Note: An invitation has been extended to Sunshine Village's legal counsel to provide a comment on this story. At the time of publication none had been received. Sunshine Village Watch welcomes any response from the company. This page will be updated if a comment from Sunshine Village or its lawyers is made available for publication.
Update (May 30, 2014):
Sunshine Village was invited to respond to this story. On Friday May 30, 2014 the following one-line response was received from Sunshine Village's legal counsel Frank Molnar of Calgary law firm Field Law.
"The article is defamatory and you publish it and similar articles at your peril."
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The dome of the Capitol is reflected in a skylight of the Capitol Visitor's Center in Washington, Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2013. Squarely in the spotlight, House Republicans planned a closed-door meeting Tuesday to decide their next move after the Senate overwhelmingly approved compromise legislation negating a fiscal cliff of across-the-board tax increases and sweeping spending cuts to the Pentagon and other government agencies. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
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WASHINGTON — The drawn-out fiscal cliff drama ended Tuesday night with the House sending President Barack Obama a bill to sign averting tax hikes that would have socked every earner in the nation.
The bill passed the House on a 257-167 bi-partisan vote, coming with only hours to spare since the new Congress is being sworn-in at noon Thursday.
Obama late Tuesday thanked Congress for "preventing a middle-class tax hike that could have sent the economy back into recession. . . . This law is just one step in a broader effort to strengthen our economy."
Highlights of the deal call for income tax rates to rise for individuals with incomes above $400,000 and married couples who earn above $450,000 — a level that represents a Democratic concession, since Obama had campaigned on boosting taxes on households making more than $250,000. Capital gains taxes would also rise for these higher income earners.
The tax on estates above $5 million will be taxed more-from 35 percent to 40 percent, despite efforts by the GOP for no increase. Unemployment benefits set to expire would be extended for one more year.
If Congress took no action federal tax hikes and a series of deep cuts in Pentagon and domestic spending spread would also have started to be implented starting today. Under the deal, those cuts will be postponed for two months while Congress takes another stab at the budget, debt and deficit.
And while Obama prevailed in his quest to have the wealthy pay more, the price he paid is another exhausting battle in a few weeks over spending cuts, this time linked to raising the nation's debt ceiling.
The vote came after a chaotic and historic 24 hours on Capitol Hill, starting at about 2 a.m. ET Tuesday when the Senate approved — on a 89-8 bipartisan roll call — a fiscal cliff deal negotiated between Vice President Joe Biden and House Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.)
Less than 12 hours later, the deal almost unraveled when conservative GOP House members — some with roots in the Tea Party movement--led by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said at a closed door meeting they would not support the Senate bill because it did not cut spending enough.
The internal GOP wrangling magnified festering divisions between Cantor and House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio.). If the House GOP derailed the bi-partisan Senate deal, House Republicans were exposed to the very real political possibility that they would be blamed for saddling everyone with tax hikes in order to preserve tax breaks for top earners.
At a second closed door meeting of GOP House members on Tuesday afternoon, moderate members who spoke out, including Rep. Judy Biggert (R-Ill.), urged colleagues to take a reality check and not throw out the tax package.
The breakthrough came when Boehner made two key decisions. In order to address the concerns of the conservatives, he whipped, or polled GOP members asking them if they would support an amendment with deeper spending cuts. It failed to win support.
Next — and most crucial — Boehner allowed an up-or-down vote, putting aside Tuesday night governing through the "Hastert Rule," named for former House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) whereby no legislation gets to the floor not supported by the party in power.
Obama and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) had been urging the up-or-down vote knowing that there would be enough Democratic votes to get to the 217 needed for passage. While there was some angst among Democratic progressives, there was no serious threat of Democratic defections.
The House vote ended a showdown that was entirely self-inflicted because of the Congressionally imposed Dec. 31 fiscal cliff deadline installed in order to force members to act on the growing debt and deficit. Those harder questions, for now, will be left for another day.
In interviews, Demcrats and GOP lawmakers from Illinois said each side gained in the compromise.
Rep. Bob Dold (R-Ill.) called the measure a "good deal," noting that "we are keeping rates low" for most U.S. workers.
"I do hope that there are going to be other opportunities to talk about reigning in spending because we have to do that," Dold said.
Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) said while Obama got his higher taxes on the wealthy, "in the long run, we do have to have a spending fight in this country."
Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) said, "we stopped taxes going up for 98 percent of Americans. We asked the rich to pay more. For the first time in 20 years, Republicans are being force to vote for higher taxes. This is a good deal."
Said Kinzinger of the next round of fiscal fights, within a few months, "this is all going to be down-to-the-wire stuff again."


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Newark, New Jersey | Major League Soccer has started its 13th season with an eye toward expansion, with additional international players and with its marketing machinery, as ever, in fine fiddle. Its sense of America's unique soccer heritage, however, has always seemed weak, as if it did not wish to claim connection with the alphabet soup of predecessor leagues—many with the dreaded "ethnic" associations—and builders who authored this hidden history.
Fortunately, the notion of American soccer as a game among immigrant enclaves has been preserved, with a regional focus, at Newark's Sport Clube Português and within a northeastern amateur league featuring divisions along ethnic lines (Elizabeth Dwoskin, "On State's Fields, A World Cup in Miniature," New York Times, Mar 23).
Within the Paterson office of Prudential insurance representative John Granata on 5 Aug 1994, a Library of Congress ethnographer dutifully records the ethnically tinged football ephemera on view. (Working in Paterson Folklife Project, Archive of Folk Culture, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress)
Not that ethnic separation should be celebrated in and of itself, for it stands in contrast to soccer's capacity for integrating. The game's reputed ethnic associations hindered soccer in its domestic development in the late 19th and early 20th centuries yet, in truth, probably were overstated. Andrei Markovits and Steven Hellerman in Offside: Soccer and American Exceptionalism (Princeton, 2001) point out that "club composition was never limited by ethnicity. … Italians regularly played for German clubs, Irishmen played for Italian-named teams, and Gentiles of all kinds played for Jewish sides."
New Jersey boasts its own self-contained soccer culture in West Hudson, the western section of Hudson County between Newark International Airport and the Meadowlands, an urban island bounded by the Passaic River and New Jersey Turnpike. Tellingly, the small collection of bedroom communities now fully absorbed in the New York conurbation lies just eight miles northwest of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, which processed more than 12 million immigrant arrivals between 1892 and 1954. Extending the pocket, which centers on Kearny, 10 miles to the north brings Paterson, the "Silk City," into the picture. An even shorter jog to the south includes Harrison, where construction on Red Bull Park started earlier this year, and Newark.
Newark served as headquarters of the first soccer league organized outside the UK, the American Football Association (1884). Portuguese migrants in 1921 founded Sport Clube Português, where more than 85 years of memorabilia rest in a lobby cabinet. The club still participates in the northeastern amateur Champions League; it is four-time defending champion of the nine-team USSF-affiliated Premier Division. Fellow participants in the current season include FK White Eagles (Hope, N.J.)—not to be confused with the Serbian White Eagles of Toronto—SC Vistula (Garfield, N.J.), with website available in Polish and English; and NY Salamina FC (Staten Island), with roots in Famagusta, Cyprus.
Sport Clube Português coach Joe Manso says that Newark's Ironbound neighborhood, also known as "Little Portugal," used to contain more than 10 amateur teams: "But we're the only ones left." (© Sport Clube Português)
Presently bottom in the Premier Division stand Kearny Scots, with continuous existence dating to 1932. Its earlier incarnation, the Scottish-Americans, was one of five founders of the National Association Foot Ball League in 1895. In 1912, five of the league's eight teams were based in or near Kearny—whose current streetscape would be familiar to viewers of The Sopranos, which included some exterior shots of the town of 40,000.
Kearny's attraction to Scottish workers was the opening of American branches of Clark Thread Company, based in Paisley, Scotland, and Michael Nairn & Co. of Kirkcaldy, which produced linoleum. Those bewailing soccer's rampant commercialization—the naming of New York's MLS side, for example, after a popular energy drink—should note that Clark created a team in 1883 named after its signature product ONT (Our New Thread), "a filament which was the first suitable for use in sewing machines," writes David Wangerin in Soccer in a Football World: The Story of America's Forgotten Game (WSC, 2006). The side in 1885 became the first winner of the American FA Cup, the AFA having formed in the so-called Hose House of Clark's first thread-making factory in Newark (see Roger Allaway, "West Hudson: A Cradle of American Soccer," American Soccer History Archives, 26 Mar 01).
ONT's home ground, Clark Field, on 28 Nov 1885 hosted the first full international match outside Britain, a U.S. team composed entirely of northern New Jersey residents playing a Canadian unit from western Ontario. Canada won 1–0. The ground featured a rematch, a 3–2 U.S. victory, on Thanksgiving in 1886. Allaway quotes the description from the Newark Evening News:
Fast falling rain was making a big marsh of the foot ball grounds in Kearny yesterday afternoon when the members of the Canadian foot ball team, dressed in their showy uniforms, made their appearance. The citizens of the Dominion arrived in the city shortly after noon. By the time they had shaken hands with all their friends and eaten dinner at the Continental Hotel it was nearly 3 o'clock. Most people supposed that the game would be postponed on account of the miserable weather, but the Canadian players found the American team practicing and ready to receive them, while 2,000 enthusiasts stood shivering in the rain anxious to witness the contest. The ground was soft and slippery, and the spot where the spectators stood was a little lake.
The availability of space—here in the wetlands and marsh grass of the Jersey Meadows—influenced the development of soccer (see our review of David Goldblatt's The Ball Is Round: A Global History of Soccer, Jan 5, for discussion of the Vorstädte in Vienna). "The ethnic groups found urban fields, often grass and dirt lots next to factories," writes Len Oliver. "Soccer on Sundays was often their only outlet and chance for ethnic pride and expression of their culture" ("The Ethnic Legacy in American Soccer," SASH [Society for American Soccer History] Historical Quarterly [1996]).
Kearny Scots for five years' running, from 1937 to 1941, won the championship of the American Soccer League, with two-leg victories over teams such as Brooklyn Hispano, St. Mary's Celtic (Brooklyn) and Philadelphia German-Americans.
The streets of Lisboa? No, Newark. Revelers show Lusophone colors during the 2006 World Cup. (© Sport Clube Português)
One can understand why such ethnic attachments prove a difficult part of soccer's American legacy. Within a land in which such differences are supposed to melt away, they are an untidy reminder of the nation's international origins. Members of the ethnic groups themselves, too, sometimes shy away from the associations given the pressures toward assimilation.
Early in the 20th century, say Markovits and Hellerman, a combination of poor organization and the "taint" of foreign influence damned soccer to second-class status. Links overseas constituted "a drawback at a time in American history when nativism and the creation of an American identity in clear opposition to Europe was culturally hegemonic."
Markovits and Hellerman refer to "soccer islands" such as Kearny; Fall River, Massachusetts; and neighborhoods within New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Boston and St. Louis. Walter Bahr, the Philadelphian who assisted on Joe Gaetjens's goal in the Americans' 1–0 victory over England in 1950, cites the influence of Ukrainians and Hungarians in sustaining soccer's pulse after World War II. "Every time there is an upheaval in the world," Bahr said, "the soccer-playing immigrants come over and our soccer has benefited."
Another soccer island, as recently as the 1994 World Cup finals, would have to be 21st Avenue in Paterson, New Jersey, a destination in particular for residents of the southern Italian town of Montescaglioso. Sicilians also created businesses there, although the city's main attraction was as America's primary silk-manufacturing center, due to its founding at Great Falls on the Passaic River—the landmark from which William Carlos Williams begins his epic poetic journey in Paterson ("the river comes pouring in above the city / and crashes from the edge of the gorge / in a recoil of spray and rainbow mists—").
The Paterson True Blues won the American FA Cup three times. Paterson FC played in the ASL and twice reached the final of the U.S. Open Cup. More revealing, though, is how references to soccer pepper the Library of Congress' prodigious urban vocational chronicle of the faded Industrial Revolution center in the mid-1990s. True, the interviews, close to 500 of them, occurred not long after the 1994 World Cup. But ethnographer Thomas Carroll finds that soccer comes to the fore in discussions of the workaday lives of avenue residents. He interviews Rocco Ditaranto, owner of Ditaranto's Market, who has a speech pattern one would hope for from someone named Rocco Ditaranto:
The only time I put on the television is when there's a soccer game. I watch all my World Cup on the television. … Even when we saw the World Cup, most of the time nobody comes. As soon as the game is just about to start people come in. And then you gotta take care of people. You can listen, but you don't watch it. … I don't even enjoy a soccer game when I'm working. I like to sit down, relax and watch it. I'm into the game, and I like to watch the game, the way it's being played, the skill they use. … We like the game, and we follow.
Although he does not mention soccer's influence within the five poetic units of Paterson, the opening section of Williams's Passaic River–charting project, "The Delineaments of the Giants," has been analyzed with regard to its fondness for "blocks of silence" and samples of "failed communication." Perhaps "loving, poetic, dramatic" soccer, after which ethnic-soccer historian Oliver quests, resides in such blocks of silence, on the soccer islands of forgetting.


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For the past six months, the production department of the Canadian Opera Company has been buzzing in anticipation of our brand new production of Così fan tutte and, step-by-step we were there! Watch our three Inside Opera videos and go behind-the-scenes as we bring this new production of Mozart's wry comedy to life. Learn about the creation of the crisp prep school-inspired costumes, the gorgeous cotton-candy blue ship-wigs, the creation of our curio cabinet and, finally, watch it all come together with the music during rehearsal!
Inside Opera: Constructing Così Part One
Our first video features a visit with Costume Supervisor Sandra Corazza to see the school uniforms and fencing outfits.
Inside Opera: Constructing Così Part Two
Our second video catches the creation of the imposing curio cabinet with Head Scenic Artist Rick Gordon, and our cotton-candy blue wigs with Wig and Make-up Supervisor Sharon Ryman.
Inside Opera: Rehearsing Mozart's School for Lovers
Our third and final Così video focuses on the music and the staging, as we chat with director Atom Egoyan, conductor Johannes Debus, and watch rehearsals with Sir Thomas Allen, Tracy Dahl, Wallis Giunta and Layla Claire.
For more behind-the-scenes looks at Così fan tutte, watch the Toronto Star's video series about the creation of the opera.
Cosi fan tutte runs until February 21, 2014. For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
Photo: Sir Thomas Allen as Don Alfonso in a screenshot from Inside Opera: Rehearsing Mozart's School for Lovers. Video by Darren Bryant
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By Gianmarco Segato, Adult Programs Manager
In an age in which superlatives such as "unforgettable," "legendary" and "greatest" are thrown about indiscriminately, few would argue Sir Thomas Allen's status as the pre-eminent lyric baritone of his generation. He has earned this title most especially for his iconic interpretations of Mozart's Don Giovanni, Count Almaviva, Figaro, Papageno, Guglielmo and Don Alfonso, both onstage and in the recording studio. Following his appearances at the Glyndebourne Festival in Sir Peter Hall's legendary production, EMI recorded his Don Giovanni in 1984 – now considered the definitive account of Mozart's notorious womanizer. For close to four decades he has been the baritone of choice for star conductors such as James Levine, Riccardo Muti, Georg Solti, John Eliot Gardiner, Colin Davis and Simon Rattle. Allen has not only mastered the fine balance between singing and acting needed to be a great opera singer, but stands as a master interpreter of the art song, especially in the English and French repertoire. He now passes on his expertise to the next generation of artists, giving masterclasses worldwide including, since 1996, at his own Samling Academy, located in Allen's beloved native country in North East England.
Sir Thomas Allen's association with Mozart's Così fan tutte goes as far back as his student days in the 1960s when he came to the attention of the great British vocal pedagogue, James Lockhart. "One of the things I worked on with him was how to go through a score. He taught me how to do that and read it as a singer, prepare and pencil it up and do the things that all singers do. And the score chosen was Così, though I didn't learn the role [Guglielmo] at the time, maybe just one of the arias perhaps. After that he [Lockhart] became music director at Welsh National Opera and one of the first things I did with them was a touring version of Così. That goes back to 1970 or something like that." Allen's first Così role, Guglielmo, is often regarded as a rite of passage for the budding lyric baritone. "I think the reason why we as a breed feel that way is that it doesn't seem to have the emotional maturity of a role like that of Ferrando [with whom Guglielmo schemes to prove the infidelity of their respective fiancées]. The relationship Guglielmo enjoys with Dorabella is one of pure pleasure rather than the [more emotionally deep] way Ferrando latches onto Fiordiligi. Musically as well, of all the Così roles, Guglielmo is the one that tends most towards the buffo [comic]." The other three young leads sing some of the most sublime, grand and emotional music Mozart ever wrote but Guglielmo's "vocal opportunities are just not on the same level."
On the other hand, Allen relishes the entirely different demands made of Don Alfonso, Così's philosopher and cynic, and the role which brings him to the COC this winter. He draws some fascinating parallels between Alfonso and Don Giovanni, the Mozart role with which he has the closest association. "It's a strange thing about Mozart. If one looks at Don Giovanni musically, he isn't all that demanding – it's an endurance test and you have to sing very loudly at the end of the piece. But you've not been asked great musical questions during the course of it in the way Donna Anna has, or had to sing the long-breath lines that Don Ottavio has. And similarly, Don Alfonso doesn't have those great [vocal] demands made of him. The thing is to use those moments when you've seemingly not been asked to do much… when in fact you are actually doing a lot. Then it's a question of listening to what others are doing, and causing action and reaction in them by just being there; by setting a plan in motion, sowing a seed of doubt or whatever it might be. A lot of it is just sitting down, crossing your legs comfortably, having a cup of coffee whilst you're watching everything going on. That's the way it often pans out. I have no qualms about that – I don't crave great lengthy stentorian arias – I'm very happy to just pull the strings and watch the others dance to my tune!"
Having mastered Così's two low-voiced male roles, Allen has taken the next logical step and can now be found directing Mozart's effervescent comedy in addition to Don Giovanni, The Marriage of Figaro and The Magic Flute for companies such as Scottish Opera, Arizona Opera and Boston Lyric Opera. For the latter he not only directed Così but simultaneously played Don Alfonso, an undertaking which required "eyes in the back of your head. It's not easy, but not impossible either." In Boston he opted to perform the opera in English, wanting the text to have an immediate impact on the audience. For Allen, communication through music – its actual sounds, pitches and dynamics – are definitely the singer's responsibility, but even more important is the performer's ability to personally connect to the text and enliven it for the audience. By using an English translation for his Boston Così, he wished the singers to experience the words first, rather than second-hand. "Using one's own language is a distinct advantage. I don't care how seriously and intensely you work with a second or third language – there's nothing like getting back to one's own – it's in your DNA. Also, the colours that become available to a singer for expression are that much more telling. It's a much more advanced process when you're learning a role that's not your native language." That, says Allen, is "a lifetime study. I'm still doing it."
Just as director Atom Egoyan will re-envision Mozart's "school for lovers" for our audiences, Allen will also be looking at it afresh. "The main thing is not to come with anything assumed. Listen to what [the director] gives you and then respond to that rather than relying on the process you've used for years and years. I keep on saying this to singers – listen to what you're hearing and respond to that, not to the thing you've learned like a parrot from several recordings." Having lived with Così for over 40 years, Allen has witnessed a huge sea change in attitude with respect to the piece. There might have been a time when critical opinion denigrated the opera for its perceived immorality and frivolity, but in a post-Freudian world fascinating avenues have opened up to explore the "lessons of love" which lie beneath its undeniably frothy exterior. As Allen reasons, "It's no longer possible to regard these characters simplistically, as no more than decorative 18th-century porcelain figurines." This is especially true of the opera's ambiguous ending – do the original couples "kiss and make up," returning to their original partners, or are their relationships damaged forever? Allen feels the answer is found in Mozart's score itself: "You start thinking surely [the two couples] can't just return to everyday life as a result of the lessons that have been learned. In a way, Mozart indicates this in the finale which is in the very basic key of C major. It's music that's so simplistic, almost as though he's deliberately trying to show us that [the wedding between the two "original" couples] is a façade – they're clearly going through the motions here – it's very superficial when you think of all the glorious music that went before." How will things end up for the lovers in Toronto this winter? Allen and his fellow cast members will no doubt have fun playing with the possibilities when they meet on stage for the COC's new production of Così.
Photos: (top) Tracy Dahl as Despina and Sir Thomas Allen as Don Alfonso in the Canadian Opera Company's new production of Così fan tutte, 2014. Photo: Michael Cooper; (middle) Sir Thomas Allen. Photo by Sussie Ahlburg; (middle) Preliminary costume sketches for Don Alfonso for the COC's new production of Così fan tutte, by set and costume designer Debra Hanson; (bottom) Sir Thomas Allen as Don Alfonso (at right) with the COC Chorus in a scene from the Canadian Opera Company's new production of Così fan tutte, 2014. Photo by Chris Hutcheson.
By Claire Morley, Associate Manager, Editorial
Setting the scene: In Mozart's wry comedy, Così fan tutte, two soldiers, Ferrando and Guglielmo, are challenged to test the fidelity of their fiancées, sisters Dorabella and Fiordiligi. Ferrando and Guglielmo disguise themselves and woo the sisters, who, although perfectly aware they are being deceived, nevertheless grapple with strong emotions that make us all wonder: When it comes to the laws of attraction, how much are we really in control of ourselves?
It's no secret that director Atom Egoyan's experience lies in exploring characters and stories that are often psychologically probing and can be deeply dark (like his remounting of Salome at the COC this past spring). Although his Così will certainly pose some very serious questions by delving into a close examination of love, fidelity, and what happens when we are tested by these forces, Egoyan is thrilled to explore the comedy in Mozart's sparkling and beautiful work.
First performed in 1790, Così is Mozart's final collaboration with librettist Lorenzo da Ponte. Written at the height of the Enlightenment, both Mozart and da Ponte were well aware of the growing arguments and support for rationalism. But Così is not a diatribe against the abject nature of human emotional response; in fact, it is Così's straddling of rationalism and emotion that Egoyan finds most scintillating.
Egoyan has taken his cue from the opera's subtitle, La scuola degli amanti ("The School for Lovers") and has set the piece in a school, in which Don Alfonso instructs his students on the laws of attraction, and, as Egoyan puts it, "teaches them that human beings can be conditioned to have feelings. Così challenges the Enlightenment idea of optimism because it says that, as much as we may have been able to move away from notions of superstition and mystery coming out of religious and institutionalized places where people have been controlled, we ourselves will still always be controlled by the limits of our own emotions and feelings. Since the laws of attraction will not obey any reasonable force, their workings are completely arbitrary."
Egoyan also argues that Mozart's music itself challenges the Enlightenment rationale because "what Mozart does with his music is beyond words; Così's arias can be piercingly emotional. He is saying that of course there is mystery – it's at the basis of who we are."
A frequent challenge for directors is how to overcome the overtly silly and sexist convolutions of Così's plot, namely that sisters Fiordiligi and Dorabella are so easily duped by the men. Even as early as 1791, actor Frederick Schroder deemed the storyline "a miserable thing which lowers all women." Egoyan has eradicated any sense of misogyny by creating a second wager between the two sisters (which will be visually established in the overture), allowing them to be fully aware, equal players in the game-playing that surrounds them.
Despite the fact that the double-wager is never made explicit in the libretto, Egoyan argues that Mozart's score provides ample opportunity for new and nuanced interactions between the characters. "Mozart has a porousness that allows you to explore in a different way." This is most evident in Così's recitatives, where there is flexibility to pause, quicken or stretch out a particular phrase, made easier by the fact that the only instrumental accompaniment for these recits is the piano, which will be played by conductor Johannes Debus. He and Egoyan will work very closely to discuss phrasing and, in fact, Debus will "actually become another character, which we will address with the production's design and lighting."
This close collaboration extends to the rest of the cast. Egoyan has requested extra roundtable time in advance of rehearsals in order to discuss his ideas, give the singers time to ruminate on them, and revisit them. "I don't think there's another production [of Così] that makes [Fiordiligi and Dorabella] so aware of what is happening, and I want to explore the emotional logic of that with the singers."
"Debra Hanson is creating an incredible set," says Egoyan. It's peppered with visual allusions to Frida Kahlo's painting, "Las dos Fridas" (pictured above). "The first impression one has of the painting is of twin sisters, but ultimately it is a self-portrait of these two sides of Frida, with all these dualities represented. But rather than the painting setting the tone for the entire piece, the use of Kahlo's work is more of a wry artifact."
Hanson's set contains more references to Kahlo's painting, from the brooch (coincidentally, an explicit part of Così's libretto), to the surgical scissors whose blades are precariously poised around a heartstring, to the large and intricate metal butterflies, which Egoyan describes as "the very symbol of freedom, but which can also be caught and pinned down." And rather than being fixed in any one time period, Hanson's costuming is entirely character-based. Egoyan says, "She is an exquisite artist. The way she lavishes these characters with her own sensibility is very energizing; her sense of flare, beauty, fun, grace and elegance is inspiring. It is so lovely to work with someone so attentive to a character-based interpretation. What we choose to wear in the morning says so much about what we are feeling that day, so what an incredible journey for a person to chart."
Although Egoyan is exploring weighty themes in Così, he is adamant that the frothiness and fun of the opera be preserved. "When I look at darker, more austere productions of Così, they are often very interesting but there is something that I feel I'm missing, and that's pleasure, and there's a lot of pleasure to be had in Così."
Così fan tutte runs until February 21. For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
Photos: (top) (l-r) Robert Gleadow as Guglielmo, Paul Appleby as Ferrando, Wallis Giunta as Dorabella and Layla Claire as Fiordiligi; (middle) A scene from Così fan tutte; (middle) Layla Claire as Fiordiligi and Wallis Giunta as Dorabella. Photo by Chris Hutcheson; (middle) "Las Dos Fridas" painting by Frida Kahlo © 2011 Banco de México Diego Rivera & Frida Kahlo Museums Trust; (bottom) A scene from Così fan tutte. All images from the Canadian Opera Company's new production of Così fan tutte, 2014 and all photos by Michael Cooper unless otherwise stated.
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Web Id: NOO13383051
Published on NOLA.com 1/20. Updated 1/20.
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