casting for the role cleopatra again caused a scandal.y villeneuve is going to direct, the egyptian queen will be played by zindaya, who... unlike cleopatra, does not have greek roots. what is known about this project? what other roles will we soon see the actress in and how does she differ from other stars of her generation? this is the show business news today. passions have not yet subsided over the netflix documentary queen cleopatra, where the main role was entrusted to a black actress. it got to the point where the authorities egypt even demanded to ban the project when another scan broke out. there were rumors that danny villeneuve would film his version of the story about the egyptian queen, and allegedly he had already cast zindaya in the main role. those dissatisfied with the cast immediately had the same complaints as with the netflix documentary; the authors were accused of trying to distort the history of egypt. uzindei had african roots, her father was from nigeria, cleopatra came from the macedonian ptolemaic dynasty, that

one of the first inventions was cleopatra's lamp.essel with vegetable oil. this is the theme of the festival was will become, will be, that is, about our past achievements , what we have now, what will happen in the future , voluminous works of art artists transform several locations of the festival at once, on the peter's gate of the 16th century, created by the italian architect dominico trizini, a statue and athens enter into dialogue with each other with a friend. the masters also use artificial intelligence, a special program analyzes all the pictures of the world and sometimes produces octopuses like this, and turns stone petersburg into a marshmallow cake. what is soft? i just want to go cleanly touch it, plunge into this softness on the cathedral square, the weather dictates what even the bronze horseman should wear, it’s very interesting, it somehow looks like new year, we are happy about it, and we love it, other symbols of the stone sphiinxes on the university street also come to life embankment, like an obedient cat cross

that's true of antony and cleopatra. that's true of twelfth night. soldiers, break rank! now, the royal shakespeare company has chosen 37 new plays to celebrate shakespeare's 37. the writer of this history play is just 11 years old. the rsc picked new playwrights to reflect our times, with staged readings here at the new vic theatre in newcastle—under—lyme. blow, winds, and crack your cheeks! rage! this winning entry, called the doris effect, gives a king lear speech a modern twist. until you have drenched our solar panels and drowned the council who put them there! 0h, hello, jerry. it's based on the playwright's own experience of how a renewable energy company's plans split his west midlands farming community. it's a sort of microcosm for what has happened in the nation, as it were, happened in our community, which is divisiveness, and divisiveness is everywhere. annie? no! another play, life goes on, is about grief. it's written by an a—level student from northampton. on this anniversary of the first folio, around 1,700 of the words we still use w

that's true of antony and cleopatra. that's true of twelfth night.are company has chosen 37 new plays to celebrate shakespeare's 37. the writer of this history play is just 11 years old. the rsc picked new playwrights to reflect our times, with staged readings here at the new vic theatre in newcastle—under—lyme. blow, winds, and crack your cheeks! rage! this winning entry, called the doris effect, gives a king lear speech a modern twist. until you have drenched our solar panels and drowned the council who put them there! 0h, hello, jerry. it's based on the playwright�*s own experience of how a renewable energy company's plans split his west midlands farming community. it's a sort of microcosm for what has happened in the nation, as it were, happened in our community, which is divisiveness, and divisiveness is everywhere. annie? no! another play, life goes on, is about grief. it's written by an a—level student from northampton. on this anniversary of the first folio, around 1,700 of the words we still use were invented by shakespeare. it just goes to

she has chronicled the lives of cleopatra, benjamin franklin, and others during her appearance. schiff recounted the salem witch trials benjamin franklin's life in paris and discussed her most recent about samuel adams. want to read a quote from your 2015 book, the witches america's tiny of terror. salem represents one of the rare moments in our enlightened past when the candles knocked out and everyone seems to be groping about in the dark. the place where all good stories begin. easy to caricature. it is the only tragedy that has acquired its own and you will unrelated holiday. it is more difficult to comprehend what happened. which one would you like me to start with? anywhere you want to start. i think halloween seems to be our theme today. actually. what happened is that? early in 1692, in january of 1692, two little girls, one nine and 111 in a minister's house begin to exhibit signs which, begin to writhe and grimace and bark and yelp and and are alternate be paralyzed, unable to speak and alternately speaking in what appear to be nonsensical terms and throwing into firep

that's true of antony and cleopatra. that's true of twelfth night.royal shakespeare company has chosen 37 new plays to celebrate shakespeare's 37. the writer of this history play is just 11 years old. the rsc picked new playwrights to reflect our times, with staged readings here at the new vic theatre in newcastle—under—lyme. blow, winds and crack your cheeks! rage! this winning entry, called the doris effect, gives a king lear speech a modern twist. until you have drenched our solar panels and drowned the council who put them there. 0h, hello, jerry. it's based on the playwright�*s own experience of how a renewable energy company's plans split his west midlands farming community. it's a sort of microcosm for what has happened in the nation, as it were, happened in our community, which is divisiveness and divisiveness is everywhere. annie? no. another play, life goes on, is about grief. it's written by an a—level student from northampton. on this anniversary of the first folio, around 1700 of the words we still use were invented by shakespeare. it ju

person, and keep your eyes on the floor, that’s small talk, and there’s an amazing an old book, cleopatraior status, so that you would be promoted up the social ladder and invited... to another point, thank you very much , i hope our conversation will help our viewers move up any ladder they want to move up, i suggest maybe continuing or somehow extending the cycle about etiquette, about business etiquette and simply about communicating with subordinates, with managers, with anyone, how to be in life in general , with great pleasure, philip, thank you for inviting me, thank you very much, see you, see you. i don’t understand where these people come from, what planet, you have something inside you that allows us all to be drawn in by this simplicity, sincerity, the girls worked without... insurance, oriental, surprised, tearful, and then burst into tears, we, everyone had wet eyes, sometimes eyes can say more than a thousand words, new emotions, what they are doing, it’s impossible, just all the nerves i’m worn out, this is just the beginning, everything will be ahead, new discoveries for

you'd walk into a room and suddenly you'd feel like you were in the you know, you were dining with cleopatra or, you know, you had gone from summer to winter in a minute. and people thought they were just, you know, the most fantastic way to spend your evening. so he sets one up that looks like the new york and and he really thrilled people. they felt like they walked in and they could feel the sea breezes. and they say and there's people talking yankee fashion near you. you you feel you're there and. so they flocked to that. they paid the ticket price. a lot of money was raised through this particular endeavor. then you went out and set up the head at the paris expo in 1878, and there again, this was one of those magical things that made people realize, you know, that he was doing something. and at this point, a few visitors came to see it, including joseph pulitzer, who we'll get to later. but it was a key thing that he actually saw this head near the champ de mars in at the 1878 world expo. now here is the question of who is the face of liberty. now, there's a there's a story a story that

her most recent include cleopatra a life and the witches, salem 92. she's received from the guggenheim foundation and the national endowment for the humanities. as well as a fellowship from. the common center in 2002 to 2003. martha hodes is professor of history at new york university and the author also of morning lincoln the sea captain's wife a true story of love, race and war in the 19th century and white women, black men, illicit sex in the 19th century south. she's the recipient of fellowships from the guggenheim foundation, the nih, harvard university and the whiting foundation. she was a fellow here, the common center in 2018 to 2019. we owe her i owe her a special debt of gratitude for serving really wonderfully for two years as the interim director of the common center. until last month. please help me. welcome back to the center martha hodes and stacy schiff. thank you, salvator martha, i'm so delighted to join you here. no one. what? no one tells you about the cullman center is that when you have the feeling that you have been expelled fro

at the liceu opera house , the premiere performances of john adams' opera, antony and cleopatra, basedrs. the arce museum continues to exhibit auvers, the last months, which presents 48 of the 74 paintings painted by the artist from may to july 1890, when he lived in the village of auvers, 30 km from paris. among the works of dr. gaucher, the church in avera, a wheat field with ravens and the artist’s last canvas - tree roots, created a few hours before the fatal shot. good morning, hello, right now for you a program about the most important thing, today our entire program will be devoted to immunity, and what kind of immunity is it without 8 hours of good, strong sleep, tell me, no, that’s why now we will devote our attention to how to improve sleep, there is some special exercise to improve sleep, there is a very simple, very special and very effective exercise, who sleeps little in the gym, you come to us, we’ll do it together, i confess to you honestly, i sleep well, but sometimes five or six times a year, it feels like you can’t sleep, uh-huh, what needs to be done, we put our pal

kremlin theater. presents the ballet cleopatra to the music of vladimir kachesov, staged and choreographed museum of fine arts presents an exhibition of the kingdom of urartu - the heritage of ancient armenia. the exhibition includes fragments of ancient monumental paintings, grain vessels, carved seals, clay tablets and other artifacts, as well as materials about archaeological excavations on the territory of ancient states. yaroslavl drama theater named after volkov presents the premiere. valery kirillov staged the play icy heart based on the fairy tale play by alexander nikolaevch ostrovsky, the snow maiden, which has not been staged in yaroslavl for more than 100 years. alexander nikolaevich ostrovsky composed a spring fairy tale: a very beautiful snow maiden. based on this spring fairy tale, the theater invents and composes its own story, which is associated with a carnival of feelings, a carnival of human relationships, a carnival of human passions, in which the main role, of course, is the power of love, the power of human feelings. in the theater , the comedian plays the premiere p