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Switching the Gap: The Gadget Solution for Actor Training by Patrick Sabongui

Volume 36, Number 2, July 2026

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On the Cover: Kasswana Kanyida and Olivia Johnson perform as the Rhein Maidens duringscene 3, Siegfried’s death, of Twilight: Gods at the Michigan Opera Theatre. See Mary Anderson and Richard Haley’s essay, “Twilight Gods: Attendance at a Drive-through Opera.” (Photo: Mitty Carter, courtesy of Michigan Opera Theatre.)

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Volume 36, Number 2, July 2026

Switching the Gap: The Gadget Solution for Actor Training by Patrick Sabongui, with companion interview