Elkhanah Pulitzer

SF Opera Lab and director at the Disney Hall

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Artistic Curator for SF Opera Lab, director of Leonard Bernstein’s “Mass: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players, and Dancers” at Disney Hall.

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LA Phil at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Credit: Jamie Pham.

Leonard Bernstein's Vietnam War-era symphony comes to Disney Hall

LA Phil at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Credit: Jamie Pham.

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