one morning on ntv i'm sergey mayorov hello moscow pushkin theater the former legendary chamber theater alexander tairov and actress alisa konon , a fashionable place at that time was famous for its anti-people performances in 1949 . svoboda loved tairov, a heart attack could not survive the excommunication alexander yakovlevich died at the main entrance to the building and alisa georgievna, who loved him, cursed this theater. how did you get the theatre? i also worked as pranksters and with eremin. in those days , the priest came periodically once a year, which means something came down , it was, it made me incredibly laugh. most importantly, i saw that there was no sense in it. and when i came, what should i do? i did not understand this at all, because all the interviews began with evgeny pisarev came to the damned theater. well, how can you not be afraid here, the cast comes to you and so on. it was already. eh, not even funny. i think that the problem has always been that all denied all these were afraid of this story. everyone somehow thought, but this is not about us, but i thoug

simply amazingly incredible singers actor actor and chamber scenes of the bolshoi theater. on't go to the chamber state of the bolshoi theatre. oh ballets. as you know, well, this is the man who stands on pointe shoes, the only one on camera with a small theater. so uh what? please introduce your captain, and our wonderful bright, brilliant, unique singer ksenia muslanova. she is a soloist of the stanislavsky nemirovich danchenko theater and an invited soloist of the bolshoi theater. in general, our brilliant ksenia muslanova. sorry to be in the middle of the price around such great artists, but we are now on a fun morning game called one hundred to one it's kicking off the first round of this simple singles game. hundred to one on the air we have a guest today, a wonderful amazing musical team great great artists of the musical theater of the operetta theater and opera soloists, i invite the first numbers of the captains to the game table. the question is very simple. what fabulous creatures live in the forest, baba yaga? we check yes we check second place second line 15 ad

chamber. the theater is coming to the country. it is very big. i carry a load of 100 to 200 children, which is used in mines . a very good agreement was made to buy 500 second-hand trucks from behrooz, and god willing , it will be finalized soon. inside will be the issue of road construction and paving in this field of services iran's engineering technology can be improved by cooperation at a high level due to its stability. the country enjoys the behavior of the high-ranking officials of the two countries and bilateral follow -up can achieve better results, so that after these follow-ups and based on the official statistics of the customs, the volume of trade foreign exchange with behrouz has grown by more than 200.96% in terms of dollars and by more than 300.77% in terms of weight, the value of trade between iran and the members of the shanghai organization has increased by 18% , the spokesperson of the international relations and trade development commission of the ministry of mining industry and tejarat said that in the eleven months of this

music and created the musical accompaniment for more than 50 theater performances , it was the chambertat kozarenka piero mertvepetlyuyu , which premiered in 1994 in lviv , revealed new facets of the talents of vasyl slypak , the ukrainian opera singer, the soloist of the paris national opera, who died during the russo-ukrainian war , close friends, colleagues, artists for us oleksandr kozyrenko came to see oleksandr kozyrenko on his last journey. the scale of creative personalities as a composer as a performer as an organizer of artistic life as a researcher and it is very difficult to say goodbye to him because it is premature and definitely unexpected and we simply take with us the fact that he left us that legacy and now we have to continue to live with it and remember him with great gratitude i burned from god's great talent and from the enormous daily exhausting work on the field of ukrainian culture, especially in music, the ukrainian storm has suffered losses that have not been repaired and one thing must be understood march 23 since 1992, it used to be the day of the culture w

music and created musical accompaniment for more than 50 theater performances . it was the chambertata kozarenka pero mertvopetlyuyu , the premiere of which took place in 1994 in lviv , that revealed new facets of the talents of vasyl slipak of the ukrainian opera the singer, soloist of the paris national opera, who died in the russian-ukrainian war , the tall, dying oleksandr kozarenko , close friends, colleagues, artists for us came to visit oleksandr kozyrenko is both very close friendly memories and at the same time an understanding of his greatness, his scale, creative personality as a composer, as a performer, as an organizer of artistic life, as a researcher, and it is very difficult to say goodbye to him because it is premature and definitely unexpected and we simply take with us what he left us that legacy, and now we have to continue to live with it and remember it with great gratitude, was born from god's great talent and from enormous daily exhausting work in the field of ukrainian culture, especially music ukrainian culture has suffered uncorrected losses and one thing

heart of the capital, here is the territory, in addition to the philharmonic, there are chambers with a movie theater bonfire, and its the street called okonar by our classics kolos brukami or i bogdanovichsha. now we are moving really economical industrial industrial progress and developing economic ties with other regions. first of all, the russian federation, our guest is a large delegation from the russian federation, five regions of russia , the largest regions of russia. they are delighted with our achievements. the youth flashmob was so self-tested before the anniversary of the district by schoolchildren and students about the dancing of the show, and they also loved the district with their wide jokes. the zavodskoy district with the regions of russia sometimes met with round tables on joint projects in the field of ducations and contracts in uganlev economical or not, a delegation from russia, and in privacy from nizhny novgorod, novosibirsk , the stauropol territory of the samara and lipetsk regions , the gymnasium no. 80 of the sormovsky district signed a cooperation agreement. with gymnasi

first second act differs from the third fourth act of the opera will be held on the chamber stage of the bolshoi theater and then the work will be shown on april 6 to 9. engineering preparations have begun before the improvement of the territory of the southern river station of moscow, specialists from the municipal services complex will remove ground, overhead cable lines. now the laying of water supply and sewerage is underway. in the near future, the construction of heating networks will begin, builders will modernize the lighting system, expand the pedestrian zone, resurface the roadway and sidewalks , and install street furniture. at the final stage , the planting of trees and shrubs will take place , the arrangement of flower beds and lawns for the building of the south river station will be organized. convenient entrances. next to it there will be a parking lot, a taxi rank and a public transport stop. the oldest park khimki is completing the installation of a new ferris wheel with a height of 50 m, the attraction will be the highest in the moscow region, it was developed by domestic engineers, a

position for the creative career of evgeny knyazev played 40 wings in the theater and lived fifty kiryls on stage in front of chamberher people's lives. there is nothing surprising in the fact that our daughters followed their parents' love for the stage, however, just in case, they decided to enter theater universities in secret from their parents. without daddy's patronage and blessing, when sasha lacked one five, but in order to get a gold medal, graduating from school, this is pride, when she passed the exams, entered the institute without any problems and entered with only fives, of course, they were accused here of the fact that i helped her. well, well, well, what can i do, and this s-it was a shame. yeah to such an extent that she can take a different surname for me, because everyone thinks that it’s you, they me. here, and then, having done it, i saw how she stubbornly began to look for herself there in search of a profession, i ask, i can say the same most. i found out that she comes from the head of the department, who, uh, mikhail borisov, he is my friend, uh, called and said, and this is your daughter c

chambers. move everything down to a dark, windowless old theater space in the building.s is still during covid to sort through all her possessions there, you know, essentially tossed out, and i found that to be symbolic of what then quickly happened. and much of ruth bader ginsburg legacy, notably reproductive rights. obviously one of the most consequential decisions from this current court was the overturn of roe v. wade, which chief justice john roberts did not vote for. but just a few months before that, justice samuel alito's draft opinion was leaked. you made an interesting observation, you write, quote the justices who joined the lido before the 98 page document became public never wavered after the leak. perhaps they never wavered because of the disclosure. do you think it's possible that the person who leaked it? was a conservative who wanted to make sure that these people stuck with where they were at that moment. well i can tell you what the effect was the effect. was it locked in those votes once the 54 was out there with the league once the tone of that alito

theater, she is actors to me, well , zelenskaya and that's it. this is a gang, and the americans and poroshenko before him showed that they turned my native ukraine after all. chambery things we cannot understand how this is happening, but why they are doing this two tools are always in power. these are bread and circuses of bread. no, unemployment is real, all social standards have really been cut, and so on, but the spectacles are the sea, then muscovy. let's rename. although read, at least the international rules, how well, they renamed it. so what if it changes its name no. and how many cards you will change the place of ukraine, we will write a nazi scenario, i will tell you this game. we don't have to play that the suburbs i have been living in the suburbs for many years. why do good moscows play this game, and even why? because they also destroyed us in this sixth ward. let's discuss this one. brad, what should we talk about? well, really, i 'll tell you, i'm saddened and you are absolutely right. here is the performance. here is the clergy today, well the best part. i don't tell everyone yes on a lot of squirrels are like, you know, the state that many don'

chamber. for that, i'm grateful. colleagues, i also in introducing a resolution today to actually destinate alexander theater-i'm out of sorts-introducing resolution -historic land mark of alexander theaert. originally built in 1923, the alexander theaters served as a beacon to the richmond district. the people drew people all over the city to watch movies, patronize the businesses along geary boulevard. the theater closed in 2004 and remained vacant since. this has been a issue for the richmond district and i must say i have one point said it became a ghost that have haunted not just me but my predecessors as former supervisor jake (indiscernible) eric mar and sandra lee. work wg the community to find a way to give the theater a second life. this legislation will strategically preserve key elements of the theairt while paving the way for the rest of our neighborhood to really find a new future for the alexander theater. the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you supervisor chan. supervisor dorsey. >> thank you. i don't have anything to introduce today but did want to associate myself with the moving words offered b

chamber players will perform works by malcolm arnold frank bridge, cesar antonovich, jacqui francis, paul enock and florence price on tuesday, november 29th at 6 p.m.. join the filson the brown theater for the gertrude polk lecture series. author graff will give a presentation on book watergate a new history considered to be the first definitive book on watergate. tickets are available through the kentucky performing arts ticketing service. please visit filson historical dot org for more information and follow our facebook page for regular updates from the filson. thank you again for us for bonds of war. how civil war financial agents sold world on the union before. i introduced tonight's speaker. i'd like to remind those of us joining in person. please silence your cell phones. david kay thompson is assistant professor of history at sacred heart university. he's a historian of the 19th century united states with a special focus on the history of capitalism in the civil war era. thompson, his ph.d. from the university of georgia and joined the faculty of sacred heart in fall of 2016. he teaches both halves of the united states history survey as well as electives on the american civi

chamber. for that, i'm grateful. colleagues, i also in introducing a resolution today to actually destinate alexander theater-i'm out of sorts-introducing resolution -historic land mark of alexander theaert. originally built in 1923, the alexander theaters served as a beacon to the richmond district. the people drew people all over the city to watch movies, patronize the businesses along geary boulevard. the theater closed in 2004 and remained vacant since. this has been a issue for the richmond district and i must say i have one point said it became a ghost that have haunted not just me but my predecessors as former supervisor jake (indiscernible) eric mar and sandra lee. work wg the community to find a way to give the theater a second life. this legislation will strategically preserve key elements of the theairt while paving the way for the rest of our neighborhood to really find a new future for the alexander theater. the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you supervisor chan. supervisor dorsey. >> thank you. i don't have anything to introduce today but did want to associate myself with the moving words offered b

chamber. for that, i'm grateful. colleagues, i also in introducing a resolution today to actually destinate alexander theater-i'm out of sorts-introducing resolution -historic land mark of alexander theaert. originally built in 1923, the alexander theaters served as a beacon to the richmond district. the people drew people all over the city to watch movies, patronize the businesses along geary boulevard. the theater closed in 2004 and remained vacant since. this has been a issue for the richmond district and i must say i have one point said it became a ghost that have haunted not just me but my predecessors as former supervisor jake (indiscernible) eric mar and sandra lee. work wg the community to find a way to give the theater a second life. this legislation will strategically preserve key elements of the theairt while paving the way for the rest of our neighborhood to really find a new future for the alexander theater. the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you supervisor chan. supervisor dorsey. >> thank you. i don't have anything to introduce today but did want to associate myself with the moving words offered b

scenes, because we assume a very chamber format, during which the audience will see being next to our actors, but the snow maiden ballet at the moscow academic musical theaterneral, all events as part of the promotions today are free, but the switch must be registered either on the mos.ru website or on the theater website, of course, to visit in one evening. all theaters will not succeed, therefore, the choice must be made in advance nikolai thank you artyom kuznetsov spoke about the upcoming theatrical premieres. on sunday , additional suburban electric trains began to run in the moscow region. this is a traditional summer, an increase in the compositions of the most popular directions assigned 17 additional trains, eight have adjusted the route route in 12. in moscow, they began testing river trams. they are absolutely silent, as they are equipped with electric motors before launching full-fledged transportation, specialists carefully evaluate the driving characteristics of new vehicles. in total, within the framework of the project , it is planned to build 21 ships and 23 berths and two service points, where ships will be charged by electric cars at nigh

whole world is a theater, she made me actors, well , zelensky and this whole gang and the americans and poroshenko before him showed that after all my relatives turned ukraine. chamber spectacles are the sea, then muscovy. let's rename. although read, at least the international rules, as well , have been renamed. so what if he changes the name , we will change the place of ukraine on the maps. yes, the nazi script, i'll tell you this game. we do not need to go, that near moscow i live in the suburbs many years. why good suburbs i 'm a nazi scenario to nazi scenarios, suburbs yes, i think it's not worth playing this game, and even why because they destroyed it , we should also be drawn into this sixth ward. let's discuss this one. brad, what should we talk about? well, really, i 'll tell you, i'm saddened and you are absolutely right. here is the performance. here is the clergy today, well the best part. i'm not saying everyone, yes, on most of the heads is, you know, the state that many did not understand, what is it about signing an agreement with the devil. well what does it mean, we thank, we love zelensky then. let's already say in a package that we love zelensk