Guilt

Don't miss the world premiere of Guilt, an opera without music. This exciting play tells the powerful story of a philandering priest named Grandier (1590-1634). The nuns in his convent fall in love with him—and the church believes that he has cast a spell on them. So Grandier is unmercifully burned at the stake. This riveting play traces the accusers remorse and denial over burning an innocent man. Guilt is a bold metaphor for the culture of lies, clash of religions, and rejection of human rights in modern times.