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[ad_1] On Tuesday, Eritrea’s Biniam Girmay became the first Black African cyclist to win the stage of the Grand Tours. Girmay won the 10th stage of the Giro d’Italia, one of the three Grand Tours, along with the Tour de France and Vuelta a España, beating Dutchman Mathieu van der Poel to the finish in …
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[ad_1] Ms. Berganza turned to José Rifá, a Spanish priest who had long admired her singing, for spiritual guidance. She left the priesthood to marry him and regularly introduced herself as Mr. Berganza she. They divorced 10 years later. Full information about the survivors was not immediately available. Miss Berganza made her operatic debut as …
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[ad_1] If you’ve ever dreamed of releasing your favorite musical or lined up the actresses who played Miss Lovett, you’re probably familiar with Jeff and Judy. You may even be one of them. We meet the two bros first at the stage door of the Richard Rodgers Theatre. The Playbills stand by for Idina Menzel …
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[ad_1] It’s not just a behind-the-scenes issue. It is the domain of women. This is true. What I appreciate in all these games is the idea of potential loss that has nothing to do with who you are or what you can do. We are just trying to move our lives forward and everyone just …
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[ad_1] Judy Collins in her book “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes: My Life in Music” (2011), wrote Albert GrossmanThe manager, who had been instrumental in forming the Peter, Paul and Mary group, suggested that he, Mrs. Henske and Jo Mapes form a trio and offered to call it The Brown Eyed Girls. “You can get some …
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[ad_1] Theaters are places of superstitions, legends, ceremonies and supplications. And no stage superstition has more adherents than the one covering Shakespeare’s Scottish play: Anyone who says the name Macbeth aloud in a theatre, except in a rehearsal or performance of the play, risks disaster. “I said the name of the Scottish play on stage,” …
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[ad_1] Determined to keep going even as actors continue to test positive for the coronavirus, a new Broadway production of “Macbeth” came up with an unusual solution Thursday night: The director replaced an actor who was absent. Director, Sam Gold, played a Scottish character named Lennox, as well as another role played by the same …
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[ad_1] LONDON – Donald J. Trump isn’t going to give up the limelight easily. But few would have guessed that Mike Bartlett would find renewed life on the London stage in his scattershot satire, “47.”, opened last week at the Old Vic and will run until May 28. Why number 47? Because the game starts …
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[ad_1] BERLIN – Here on Tuesday evening, outside a small stage in the Schaubühne theater, a sign says “Chilean production”Oasis of la Impunidad” (“Oasis of Impunity”) contained flashing lights and onstage nudity. In retrospect, this warning looked funny, like warning viewers that a Tarantino movie could be a little gory. During the 90-minute duration of …
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[ad_1] Remarkably, there was no mention of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine at the opening of the jolly show, which included a DJ, a second stand-up routine from Schumer, and a sketch from Hall, who found a shirtless Chalamet and other male stars on stage. Three sports stars – Tony Hawk, Kelly Slater and Shaun White …
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[ad_1] The Oscar-nominated film “CODA,” in which a hearing child of a deaf parent follows his passion for singing, is being turned into a stage musical by the producers. Deaf West Theatera respected Los Angeles-based not-for-profit organization with a strong track record in musical theatre. The project, which does not yet have a creative team …
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[ad_1] Sometimes lately, when he’s not rehearsing Verdi or Tchaikovsky at the Metropolitan Opera or practicing Italian with a diction coach at Zoom, bass-baritone Vladyslav Buialskyi pulls out his phone and sends a one-word text message: “Mom. ” The message is addressed to Buialskyi’s mother, who is 5,000 miles away in her hometown of Berdyansk, …
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