Performers and opera lovers see 'The Central Park Five' as a show of resistance against Trump
Associated Press
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In this photo provided by the Detroit Opera, in Anthony Davis's "The Central Park Five," from left, Chaz'men Williams-Ali, Freddie Ballentine, Nathan Granner, Justin Hopkins, and Markel Reed, perform in the title roles at Detroit Opera. (Austin T. Richey/Detroit Opera via AP)In this photo provided by the Detroit Opera is a scene from Detroit Opera's performance of Anthony Davis's "The Central Park Five," with Catherine Martin, left, on stage, and Todd Strange, and lower level Brianna J. Robinson, Justin Hopkins, and Daniel Belcher. (Austin T. Richey/Detroit Opera via AP)In this photo provided by the Detroit Opera, Daniel Belcher, top, sings the role of the Judge, in Anthony Davis's "The Central Park Five," and Markel Reed, from left, Freddie Ballentine, Chaz'men Willliams-Ali, Nathan Granner, and Justin Hopkins, portray the five teens at the center of the opera. (Austin T. Richey/Detroit Opera via AP)In this photo provided by the Detroit Opera, Babatunde Akinboboye, left, sings the role of Raymond Santana's father, opposite Chaz'men Williams-Ali, who portrays Raymond Santana, in Detroit Opera's performance of Anthony Davis's "The Central Park Five." (Austin T. Richey/Detroit Opera via AP)In this photo provided by the Detroit Opera, Babatunde Akinboboye, left, sings the role of Matias Reyes and Nathan Granner portrays Korey Wise, in Anthony Davis's "The Central Park Five." (Austin T. Richey/Detroit Opera via AP)
In this photo provided by the Detroit Opera, in Anthony Davis's "The Central Park Five," from left, Chaz'men Williams-Ali, Freddie Ballentine, Nathan Granner, Justin Hopkins, and Markel Reed, perform in the title roles at Detroit Opera. (Austin T. Richey/Detroit Opera via AP)
