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1. Aaron Engebreth as Charles Babbage.jpg

2. Aaron Engebreth as Charles Babbage and Aliana de la Guardia as Ada Lovelace talking about their inventions.jpg

4. Erin Matthews and Omar Najmi as Ancestor 1 and 2 respectively.jpg

3. From left to right Aliana de la Guardia, Aaron Engebreth, Henoch Spinola, Wesley Urbanczyk, and Anelise Tatum.jpg

Omar Najimi as Minion and Erin Matthews as Queen Victoria.jpg

Queen Victoria (Matthews) and Minion (Najmi) with Lovelace (de la Guardia) and Babbage (Engebreth) in the background.jpg

Silhouette of Aliana de la Guardia as Ada Lovelace in the final scene of the opera.jpg

6. Sydney Padua (comic creator) and Elena Ruehr (composer).jpg

7. Giselle Ty (director), Sydney Padua (writer) and Elena Ruehr reading the comic book .jpg

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LAND AND BLOOD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Although Guerilla Opera is a nomadic troupe, we would like to acknowledge that the land we have performed on in and around Boston for many years, is the original homelands of the Mashpee Wampanoag, Aquinnah Wampanoag, Nipmuc, Pawtucket, and Massachusett tribal nations.

We acknowledge the truth of violence to these Peoples perpetrated in the name of this country. We acknowledge the truth of the enslavement of African people and the violence perpetrated to them in the name of this country. We acknowledge that the history of the space we occupy has meant different things to different people. By acknowledging the land and all that it holds, we will care more deeply about the places we occupy and the people who are our neighbors.

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