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Milette Shanon

Milette Shanon I teach Business Writing and College Composition at the college level. I am also a lawyer, and I wrote onto the Law Review at Cardozo Law School, which I graduated from in 1989. In addition, I have published two articles in the late 90s. I am an ardent Broadway goer.




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BWW Review: TURANDOT at Metropolitan Opera
BWW Review: TURANDOT at Metropolitan Opera
April 21, 2018

The Met's production of Turandot delivers a visual blast from the moment the curtain rises. The gilded set is probably one of the most brilliant, opulent, and dense sets of any opera. It really is gorgeous. Likewise, the chorus is strong and magnificent. The memorable combination takes this somewhat trite and even satirical (Ping, Pang, Pong!) story to its much deeper level as a story about revenge, morality, and the transformative power of love.

BWW Review: DON GIOVANNI at Metropolitan Opera NYC
BWW Review: DON GIOVANNI at Metropolitan Opera NYC
May 16, 2017

Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan opera is divine.I had the wonderful opportunity to experience Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera (Lincoln Center NYC) this week. Well, the Met did it again! With a perfect, minimalist set, great costumes, creative choreography, and the perfect cast, this is an entertaining, beautiful and fun performance: Only the Met can provide such a top notch rendition of this famous classic.

BWW Review: RIGOLETTO at Metropolitan Opera
BWW Review: RIGOLETTO at Metropolitan Opera
January 30, 2017

Michael Mayer's revised production of Rigoletto in Las Vegas, complete with Vegas dancers, mobsters and a topless pole dancer is GREAT ENTERTAINMENT

BWW Review: NABUCCO at The Metropolitan Opera
BWW Review: NABUCCO at The Metropolitan Opera
January 5, 2017

"Power to the people" could very well be the mantra for the gorgeous opera Nabucco highlighted by the inspiring Va Pensiero chorus sung by the Hebrew slaves as they pray to G-d for their dream to return to their homeland of Jerusalem to take flight. As I sat in the Metropolitan opera house recently, witnessing the opera with several thousand others, I have to believe that there was no one in that audience who was not moved. Nabucco reminds us all that the Bible, like Shakespeare, is timeless. Its lessons span millennia and are repeated over and over again.






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