Five Acts, a Ballet, and the Last Tram Home: Scope Management

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The Story

Paris, spring of 1867. On the stage of the Opéra stands a work in which everything is right: five acts, the finest cast on the continent, a ballet exactly where custom demands one. Only one thing is wrong — the clock. A few streets away, the last train to the suburbs leaves shortly after midnight, and whoever misses it walks home. What happened in those final rehearsals is the most honest lesson on project scope the theater has to offer.