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Graduate student Alexa Weinzierl served as the costume designer for Opera UCLA&#039;s production of &quot;Juana,&quot; which follows the life of 17th-century feminist Sor Juana. (Natalie Tsang/Daily Bruin)

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Costumes in &#8216;Juana&#8217; bring 17th-century feminist&#8217;s story to life

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The main attraction of an opera may be the music, but in “Juana” the actors’ costumes are equally vital to the story. Opera UCLA’s production, based on professor Alicia Gaspar de Alba’s novel “Sor Juana’s Second Dream,” runs from Nov.

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Costumes in ‘Juana’ bring 17th-century feminist’s story to life

By Phillip Leung

Nov. 21, 2019 4:10 p.m.