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Three Ukrainian artists involved in Boston-area opera production

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Anya Prokhorova
At the Commonwealth Lyric Theater (from left) are: conductor Adrian Bryttan, soprano Olga Lisovskaya and bass Dmytro Pavlyuk.

NEWTON, Mass. – Three Ukrainian artists assume principal roles in a new production of Modest Mussorgsky’s “Boris Godunov” by the Commonwealth Lyric Theater (CLT). Conductor Adrian Bryttan will lead a cast that includes bass Dmytro Pavlyuk from the Odesa National Opera in the title role and soprano Olga Lisovskaya as Ksenia. Ms. Lisovskaya is also…...

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