For Whom The Bell Tolls: Baumgarten's Tannhäuser It Seems
Sebastian Baumgarten's "affectionately" nick named "biomass Tannhäuser" has been axed. It seems that not even Bayreuth could put up with the jokes anymore and this year will be the last time that Baumgarten's "controversial" production of Tannhauser will see the light of day.
Its future slots will be filled instead with Hans Neuenfels Lohengrin. Seems people might be upset by a biomass factory but are just big softies for pink mice. All together now: Aww!
Minimum
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My first show at the Fringe this year was Minimum, by Victoria Sullivan,
presented at Factory Theatre by Be Victorious Productions. Simon has just
been ele...
The Real Comes to Miami
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Cultural Diplomacy, Institutional Innovation, and a Strategic Vision for
the Americas When Madrid’s celebrated Teatro Real arrives in Miami this
October, a...
Pin cushions
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Many years ago I sewed a pincushion out of brown cotton material.
It was very useful over many years with it's soft insides which made it
very easy to put ...
NY Wagner Society Announces Auditions for Grants
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The Wagner Society of New York has, for many years, awarded grants to young
singers whose gifts and talents indicate that they may have a future in the
Wag...
The Future
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Today is Nostradomus day.These are my predictions for the coming year (I
hoope I'm wrong)> First, Trump will begin the roundup and deportaton anyone
he ded...
Lahti
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I am in Lahti, Finland, to give a talk at the Lahti Symphony's Sibelius
Festival. I've been wanting to visit since I encountered Osmo Vänskä's
revelatory B...
Royal Opera House announces Ring Cycles for 2018!
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Very excited by this announcement. Must start saving now…. ADVANCE
ANNOUNCEMENT Four full cycles performed September–November 2018 The 2018/19
Season open...