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for some mysterious reason, he has decided not to throw on my unique theatrical talents. [end video clip] lin laughe never seen as hard. he was doubled over. when he got on stage, he received the award and said, i cannot believe it, we have ron on c-span.ping that has been a fantasy of mine to go on for the opening. brian: it is a two hour and 55 minute show. you can purchase all of the music -- how much can you do by memory? ron: i can do most of the first song. i know lots of different portions. i have seen the show about 50 times. i was very intimately involved with the creation. lin, i started working with he would send me the song via e-mail. i would hear him and see him singing along with psychedelic screens. i was absolutely astonished. number at mypening apartment, started snapping, sitting on my couch. " how does singing, how does -- i said, that is the most extraordinary thing pretty have taken the first 40 pages of my book and condensed it accurately into a 4.5 minutes on. what is and say was, [indiscernible] . pages to 4.5led 40 minutes so accurately. brian: w

[applause] >> we are two-thirds of the reduced shakespeare company a theatrical comedy troupe takinghe long borings on its into short sharp comedy the complete works is a of americastory and the complete wordlete of god abridge. [laughter] abr ran in london and almost 10 years at the theater now it is time for this anniversary year we have created the tenth stage showtage shakespeares long-lost first play abridged. [laughter] here is a promise. we were on to work in england last year in just finished performing. so we traveled in the 12 seats passenger van that we call titus. it is awesome her. [laughter] we saw a hole in the parking lot into it and the wholee pa they looked unimportant and then a bundle of papers that turned out to be the most literary discovery of the last 400 years.ars. not "50 shades of grey" but william shakespeare's long-lost play we had to cut it down is suggested as 100 hour long we have cut itut t down at two hours but one of we cut it thatrs seems he was an early influence of abbott and costello ; the glorious day to attend the theater with so many great ho

we're also phasing out orca theatrical shows. they'll continue to receive the highest standard of care available anywhere. and guests can come to see them simply being their majestic selves. inspiring the next generation of people to love them as you do. >>> last night i made an embarrassing but i still think kind of funny mistake of showing republican congressman peter king when i meant to be showing a picture of senator angus king. i would like to thank everyone on twitter that corrected me immediately. i would like to thank the people that corrected me not kindly. i get it. i screwed up. now with that experience behind me, i'm going to try again. this, as best as i can tell, is the entire republican presidential field from 1876, including the great roscoe konklin and eli washburn. rutherford was one of nine fighting. it was decided at a contested convention in cincinnati, ohio. although ohio governor hayes finished near the back of the pack, the convention ended up going to seven waballot before they got a nominee. it was the

gop's part. >> donald is full of theatrics too.hat's fine. i'm not a vindictive person. >> i see that. you're offended as an italian, i can tell. >> no, i moved on. he's free to go on any show he wants. he's very cal bratd, very targeted at what he does, his recent hires prove it. but last night after his big victory in new york, and he almost ran away with it, he was very presidential in terms of how he spoke of senator cruz and how he spoke of governor kasich. and today the remarks were like me trying to stick to a diet. 24 hours later i'm looking for the scooter pies. sure enough he's calling him lyin' ted. sometimes you can't control that. but isn't that the stuff that gets in the way of him kumba kumbaya'ing with everyone? >> maybe. i said you're going in front of 20,000 people and you don't get tired. he doesn't get tired. he's amazing. he's so strong in that regard. he says, you know, joe, i'm so pumped up. i can't wait to get in front of people. how many times have you stepped off the air, mr. ka view toe, if i may say so,

. >> this is one of the most special theatrical experiences i've ever had. >> he we got to really see and feel how our story was affecting the audience, which was a beautiful, beautiful thing. >> reporter: this production of "the king and i" had a few slight tweaks to accommodate family with autism or other >> mothers and fathers have tears in their eyes and they say, we so appreciate this opportunity. >> reporter: performances include changes such as capping the sound level, eliminating flashing lights, and any jarring staging elements, and providing quiet areas if anyone needs that break. >> families tell us over and over again it is so wonderful that we can relax and just be ourselves. they don't have to explain anything. the whole family can have a wonderful time. >> reporter: the actress she said she was moved by how much the audience connected with the show. >> one of my favorite moments started when we were in a school room and she starts singing "getting to know you." we had people singing with us. it made me want to cry. 16th autism-friendly show put on by tdf. >> a fantastic

we are a theatrical comedy group known for taking long, boring topics and making them into short sharpies. >> that is right. our first shows the complete works of william shakespeare, the complete history of america abridged and the complete word of god abridged, ran in london for almost we 10 years at the criterion theater and it is time for the anniversary year 2016, we created our tents stage show, william shakespeare's long-lost first play abridged. here is the premise. we were on tour in england and finished performing in a theater. >> we went back to titus. >> you should ask wayne what titus is. >> when we are on tour we travel in a 12 seat passenger van we call titus andronicus. it is awesome. we went back to titus which was parked in the parking lot. >> we saw a hole in the parking lot. >> down in the hole was a pile of bones. >> they looked utterly unimportant. >> next to the bones was a bundle of papers and that bundle of papers turned out to be the most important literary discovery of the last 400 years. >> no, not 50 shades of gray. we discovered william shakespeare's long-

doing this, what were your thoughts in terms of what had to be a part of this to make it maybe theatricalto make it a performance for people besides just a history lesson? >> well, you know, the truth is stranger than fiction. i mean, that's what's so amazing about this. you can tell the history and people won't necessary believe it. that's why it was so amazing that brenda did find those articles. this is for real. this really happened. and for myself, you know, as a composer, it was great because i got an emmy for composing music for a documentary, so it's wonderful working with brenda because then i can feel like i can do what i want to do how i want to do it, and the idea is sometimes to bring a different emotion up, you know, on the stage than is not necessarily being talked about but realizing how deep it is. and it's a very personal story. >> and one thing too in talking about the history of japan town, in internment and everything related to that does tend to dominate a lot of the discussion. what i thought was interesting here was a very sociological -- interesting sociological s

accurate this is the -- theatrics. -- the main opposition party is up right a percentage points. that is what we come down to. adopting an anti-imf rhetoric that could go well with his electric. -- electorate. it goes down to who will back down. from what history teaches us, it will not be the imf. there you have it. let us see how this one runs. next, backing britain in the eu. we have the deloitte survey. their take on the brexit debate. that is coming up next on "countdown." ♪ anna: welcome back. here in london, it is 7:19 a.m. the ftse features suggest we will be flat on the trading day. is here with what to look ahead for in europe. caroline: the very little bounce happening in asia. this is the mx ap. what is selloff we had on friday. the worst day we have seen in seven weeks in this index. we are picking up ever so slightly. very slighto those gains. slight rebound going on. overall, we are still concerned that janet yellen will remain committed to cautiously lifting rates. the back-and-forth is what is happenin

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to 21, many living below poverty line, are given a safe space to share personal stories through theatrical performance. >> they're my backbone, my family, my sisters. >> reporter: the group is presenting what they call the fairy godfather award to miranda and his dad who they say paved the way for opportunity through their work and for giving back to their >> thank you for this tremendous honor. thanks for giving an award to my dad. he is the best. >> if there is anyone making the way for more women and more people of color to be on center stage on broadway, it is lineman island his father also. >> reporter: girl be heard is heard in places like the un and white house. these girls will tell you the ultimate highlight was meeting the famous hamilton star who brought signed copies of his book and posed with pictures for each of them. >> my heart rate is 100 miles a minute. >> so excited. >> in 1765, i moved to an island. >> reporter: they created a special hamilton inspired rap performance for miranda. >> his name is hamilton and he is from the carribean. >> making it a day, an honor the mir

. >> reporter: the first time politician's speech for lack of theatrics and lack of specifics. >> isisill be gone if i'm elected president. and they'll be gone quickly. >> reporter: the off-the-cuff candidate assailing the president and former secretary of state. >> the legacy of the obama-clinton interventions will be weakness, confusion, and disarray. >> reporter: as for the new cruz-fiorina ticket, one republican tells nbc news tonight, republican primary voters already rejected fiorina while cruz changed the conversation today. the question now, did he change the math? cruz trails trump by six points in indiana, with less than one week to go, lester. >> peter, there is high drama as hillary clinton and donald trump engage in a new war of words over women, sparring over trump's accusation that she is playing the so-called woman card. a likely preview of the intense battle to come in a general election matchup. late word bernie sanders is laying off hundreds of staffers. nbc's andrea mitchell has those details for us. >> reporter: hillary clinton firing back after donald trump accuse

weather continues including here and find out why justin timberlake is being sued by the largest theatricale world. >>> and now the woman accused of kidnapping a little baby is in custody now and will soon be charged. the mother and family of that infant are breathing a sigh of relief after last night's terrifying experience. malika cried and held on to her baby and thanked god for getting her baby back

weather continues including here and find out why justin timberlake is being sued by the largest theatrical producer in the world. >>> and now the woman accused of kidnapping a little baby is in custody now and will soon be charged. the mother and family of that infant are breathing a sigh of relief after last night's terrifying experience. malika cried and held on to her baby and thanked god for getting her baby back safely. chad pradelli is live with more. >> reporter: we are not naming the suspect because she has not yet been formerly charged but is expected here in district court in the next hour or two. [ inaudible ]. >> mother and son reunited it was an emotional gathering inside of the upper merion police department after this woman apparently kidnapped ca cash -- i would like to thank god for allowing my baby to come back and give a special thanks to the upper meran township police department season everyone on social media, who help med get by mayby back. >> everybody is happy, the public and everybody and everybody got involved and we thank the police officers and all of them for

. >> reporter: the theatrical review is on friday. it will show for a week. tickets are selling out. in williamsburg, i'm stacey delikat, fox 5 news. christina: all right. we're lucky to be joined by and artistic director of union docks docs. tell us why people should see this. >> this is a beautiful film. it's an amazing piece of new york city history. it's the story of williamsburg, brooklyn, that not a lot of people understand. for those who experience those memories, for those who haven't, it's required viewing for being a brooklynite. christina: the history is incredible. in the early '80s, that south side williamsburg area, it had poverty, violence, drugs. when you watch the film, there's a lot of love and family and feels safe and happy. >> absolutely. it's the story of five people who struggled to make their lives better in one of the poorest neighborhoods in america at the time. at the same time, they had so much struggle and you see the things like the culture in the hip-hop, so many aspects of activism and community that brought people together. it

>> i still believe he is still playing the theatrical card. >> let's talk, live in the cnn newsroom. >>> and good morning, i am carol costello, thank you for joining me. donald trump in california. the primary battle ground looming on the horizon, but street fights erupt outside. a standing room only crowd, pours out of the event and into the rath of protesters. police on horseback and in riot gear try to break it up, vandalism and arrests and emotions boil over. phil mattingly has more. good morning. >> good morn, carol. something largely dissipated over the last couple of weeks, violence and protests, but they've been concerned about over the past couple of months. what happens when you get to california, a very large, politically complex state, with a lot of focus and emotion on donald trump's central element of his campaign, immigration. obviously had a lot of fired up supporters inside his rally last night. but no question, very raucous protesters on the outside. >> chaos, breaking out, outside of a donald trump rally last night. with hundreds of protesters taking to the streets

we're also phasing out orca theatrical shows. they'll continue to receive the highest standard of care available anywhere. and guests can come to see them simply being their majestic selves. inspiring the next generation of people to love them as you do. >>> welcome back to this super-sized edition of the rachel maddow show tonight. senator bernie sanders is riding high today in today's presidential politics. just a few days after his huge double-digit wins over the weekend in alaska and hawaii and washington state. bolstered by those huge margins he got in the caucuses in those states this weekend, the sanders' campaign appears to now be feeling its proverbial oats. they're now demanding more debates with hillary clinton. the sanders' campaign is now calling secretary clinton a weak democratic front-runner. the sanders' campaign is also committing to campaign heavily in some of the big states coming up, including new york state, where senator sanders will be tomorrow, and in the great state of wisconsin, which votes on tuesday,

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because he wrote in the form that is the most natural for kids to take up their theatrical and wantsmove around to in non dash subconscious as adults sillery ec shakespeare at the folger me say you're not understand all these words but the situation will speak for itself start speaking end you will begin to find your way. we found if you have a positive experience reading shakespeare or performing it the odds of the remaining connected to this writer go way up. c-span: the back to the way we began with senator byrd from the floor of the senate >> speaking to proteus that to gentleman speaking of the dearly beloved sylvia i was as rich as 20 sees as it stands of the rocks pure gold. valentine of the good solid well-rounded education if all they say is the rocks is pure gold. >> how does someone do that to one summer aboard great some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. he doesn't just'' -- quote shakespeare but this is a puffball of our they play to say i don't want to talk about the situation i want to talk about a great education. >> how many people worked at

when those reins happened a scottisha scottish king came and shakespeare had to change his theatrical practice. now there was a mark on the throne. for example, in the play mcbeth there is a perception of kings, and when james watched the performance as we believe he did he would have been seeing his own ancestors in this play and they would have reflected well on him. so shakespeare was aware of his political audience. and that is interesting because we live in washington, and washington is a political city. he did not want to offend his noble patrons but he also was such a good storyteller that he could give himself in the territory that might've been uncomfortable for someone who is directly addressing the king of the queen the shakespeare wrote a play called richard the 2nd about a monarch who has to give over his crown to someone who has forced him to be deposed. talk about a controversial idea. he could not suggest that about a sitting monarch and showing the play. shakespeare had a had a way of getting into tricky territory and storytelling. >> let me show you a few other items

used to be james the 6th and he had to change his theatrical practice for example in the play mcbeththere is a procession he would have been seeing his own ancestors in this play that whatever reflects well on him. his noble patron: someone who is directly addressing the king or queen, something you just can't say dual monarch. that he wrote a play call richard the 2nd now talk about controversial idea, you could not suggest that. >> this mayor after march 27. the people want to come see this. >> that is an even more. there are 400 items. >> let me show you. >> it is called the sir thomas more manuscript written in something called secretary hand which is a particular type of handwriting, it is also difficult to decipher if you have not had experience looking at that type of writing. it is part of the planet we think shakespeare wrote. how much of this resembles shakespeare but was remarkable it is it is a beautiful passage and is so timely. struggling to accommodate all the people who put their lives on the sea. the speech asks the question why would you put your family at risk and

he is very theatrical and dramatic but seems to have no interest in chorus. no interest in chorus. so it looks like even then lin manuel was dreaming of the center spotlight. barbara ames, the teacher, with such an inspirational influence is here with us this evening. i want to welcome her and thank her on behalf of everybody for what she has done with lin manuel. now, there are a few people in addition to mrs. ames who have a better understanding of what makes lin manuel miranda tick than ron chernow. lin got the inspiration of course for his musical after he started reading ron's outstanding biography of hamilton. he saw the story of an immigrant with an impoverished background who rose to become one of the greatest founding fathers and realized this story speaks volumes about the american experience and connects directly and powerfully to the lives of countless people today who struggle to find their piece of the american dream. lin asked ron chernow to serve as his historical adviser for the creation of "hamilton" and that story of the electric collaboration is what we'll hear

and it's been nice for us to be there and feel a part of the theatrical community. >> jimmy: how manyy the end four times which i feel is very wifely. >> jimmy: it's pretty solid. how long was the run? >> it's only six weeks. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that's good. >> that's really good. >> jimmy: that's strong. don't get crazy. it's not that strong. >> you'd be there every night with notes. >> jimmy: i mean, can kanye was in a play, kim kardashian would be there every night. put it in those terms. >> i went for one of the first previews and then i went opening night, and because i'd seen the play before, i knew that john's first scene was a 25-minute long scene, and it's in the round, this production. you have audience all around you, 250, 300 people, and john came out for his first scene, and his suit jacket was tucked into his pants. like really tucked, like right in there. >> jimmy: wedged? >> wedged. and i heard myself say, oh my god, no. and i just knew that everyone was going to see it because it's in the round. everyone is going to get the right angle at some point. and i was thinkin

think about the theatrics he brings to the stage. have to remember, hoda and jenna, remember the artist formerly known as prince, when he was fighting back at the record label because he wanted to be independent? now you have artists doing it because he paved the way for that. they're not going by the rules that the record company tell them they have to go by. he did more than we give him credit for doing. a fabulous artist. dangerous, fantastic. loved it. >> did you ever think most of the artists we know their personal lives and back stories and things, we were talking about how cool it is that we fell in live with prince for his music, often you want to know more, you want to lean in. for some reason we loved him just for his songs. >> i think his secrecy is what made him a superstar, part of it anyway, along with his genius, don't you agree? one time he came to visit us downtown at i heart radio offices, got out of a black limousine, wearing a black cape, with a diamond encrusted cane and walked into the building. everyone is like

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