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Fernandez-Barkan ably handles this topsy-turvy romance, drawing out the wit of Gilbert’s libretto as Wong gives Sullivan’s music its due. “The Sorcerer?? may be a light opera from Victorian England, but, thanks to this production’s charms, the work still amuses today...
Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Sorcerer?? follows a fairly simple recipe: combine a cast of eccentric villagers with a powerful love potion and see what hijinks ensue. The new production by the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert & Sullivan Players of the classic opera and satire of early Victorian life, which opened last night and runs through November 15 at the Agassiz Theatre, aims to successfully convey the piece’s whimsical nature...
Since its first volume, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer??s Stone,” was released in 1997, the seven-part series has sold more than 375 million copies. Translated into more than 64 languages, including Latin, the novels have spawned a crazed international following that has made Rowling—once a poor, single mother writing on napkins—the highest-earning novelist in history...
...Harry Potter books have sold more than 375 million copies since the first volume, “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer??s Stone,” was released in 1997. The seven installments, which have been translated into 65 languages and are available in more than 200 countries, propelled Rowling to fame and riches as the 13th-wealthiest woman in the world...
...festivities opened when the Harvard Museum of Natural History did, as young visitors were handed “Maurader’s Maps” and encouraged to find Harry’s wand (American holly), the Sorcerer??s Stone (rhodochrosite) and other fictional creatures and artifacts from the books...