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Ópera Turandot de Puccini, vídeo completo, partitura, libreto traducido al castellano, sinopsis.
Elina Garanca as Octavian
Costumes, gilded details, feathered plumes.
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Kabuki Official Site with info on upcoming plays and ticket booking.Still vibrant and exciting today, Kabuki is a unique Japanese theatre form with 400 years of history. A ‘Must See’ when you are in Japan!
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It's always good to see some nice new posters and Atomic has produced such a campaign for the Royal Opera House in London, using what it claims is a revolutionary new imaging process that allows photographers, in this case Giles Revell, to capture the shape and 'colour' of movement. Atomic ECD Dave Henderson says: “We
Nicole Scherzinger looked perfectly comfortable in her new feline get up as she took to the stage to play Grizabella on Tuesday night.
There is a small collection of Opera or Theater Costumes from the time of Marie Antoinette that I simply adore. I have nicknamed this interesting collection of fashion plates "Drama Queens" just for the fun of it. (I liked several these ladies so much that I've created my own altered versions of them; and will be posting some fun artwork using them in upcoming posts.) Late 18th Century Opera or Theatrical Costume (French) Not all the costumes are of women, there are some male entertainers as well; however the costumes are a bit bizarre - which makes them all the more fascinating. These French "Theatrical" Costumes are from the late 1770's. Just the perfect time period for all you Marie Antoinette fans. I hope you enjoy seeing them! *********** A bit about "Galerie des Modes et Costumes Francais" In the late 1700's two print sellers in Paris decided to sell fashion plates of current fashions and costumes of the time. They dubbed this plate series "Galerie des Modes et Costumes Francais" and started selling these plates sporadically from 1778 till 1787. Over the years there have been several book published containing variations of these designs. Some are black and white only versions of the fashions, others are less crisp colorized versions and then there is my favorite the 1912 version by M. Paul Cornu. In 1912 many of them were re-worked and sold as a 4 "folio" set. The images I'm displaying above are from the more modern 1912 version; however I did want you to see an example of an older print from the late 1700's for comparison. A much older version "original" version of this fashion plate I think you will agree that while this older print has a lot of charm; the 1912 versions are a more entertaining way to view these designs. I hope you have enjoyed seeing these fantastical costumes from the late 1700's. Till the next time...
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THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at His Majesty’s Theatre has announced that booking is now extended until Saturday 28 September 2024, having recently marked 37 spectacular years in London’s West End. Plus, check out all new photos here!
Photographer Zhang Yaxin was one of the only people in China with access to color film during the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-76). Zhang was a...
