, cry in giselle, because the madness scene does not leave anyone indifferent, understand that such an the lake with beautiful scenography, that is, we come for emotions, and what emotions give us is, of course, the theater, the bolshoi theater of belarus. currently, the bolshoi theater of belarus has about forty ballet titles in its repertoire. these are national performances, masterpieces of world classics, as well as modern productions. creative groups actively tour, and audiences from more than thirty countries around the world are familiar with the art of theater artists. like everything in this world, ballet continues to develop and grow, changing with the world around us, without losing our own. an art in which, with the help of dance , you can talk about all human emotions and feelings, here every wave of the hand is filled with wisdom, and there is not a single meaningless movement, fill your life with meaning, join the elementary art of ballet and follow fashion trends in the cultural life of our country , alina nevoina was with you, remember, be cultured. this is fashionabl

adana's ballet giselle, tchaikovsky's opera and allanta's fairy tale on pointe cinderella, nesvesh invites you to the evening. new minister, presidential assistant, local vertical alexander lukashenko yesterday reviewed personnel issues, many top vacancies were closed. marat markov, ex-head of the second national television channel, became the minister of information. vacant there is no director's chair left; ont is headed by senator igor lutsky. the president has a new assistant, inspector for the minsk region alexander kokhan. before this , the belarusian leader primarily held the position of first deputy in the department. the head is required to improve the support system for large families. the local vertical has also been updated, with new leaders in the baranovichi, maloridsky and rosonsky districts. rotation took place among the capital's managers. you are presidents on your territory, you must organize the process, you must monitor all processes, starting from human rights, we do not have any obbudsmen, the president and you, my people on the ground, are involved in human rights,

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the marathon of aesthetics will open with adolphe adam's ballet giselle. the final chord on the main stage of the castle is followed by a concert of opera and ballet stars. at the conductor's stand is yuri karabaev, on stage are the leading timbres and virtuosos of choreographic art. in total, he will give six concerts in the theater hall of the castle. one with baroque and renaissance intonations will sound in the church of the body of god. the guest performers will be shining in the scenery of the radevils' residence until june 16. on saturday. we will play a brilliant, amazing opera by petratch tchaikovsky and allant, i believe that this is not a perishable work, firstly, this is the first opera in general. russian colleagues in the workshop wrote memorandums of cooperation with tour routes, vast geography from russia to china. after the international break, the major league returns to the big screens with two matches, the twelfth round starts today. the program will open with a meeting in molodechno islach. everything that modern belarus lives with tod

host: gisele in ohio. republican line. go ahead.aller: yes, our government, our deep state has ripped this world to pieces. it has created chaos and havoc in every country we meddle into. we have even meddled into our country. the george floyd thing was nothing more than a color revolution in america, destroying our democracy. our country is so evil. america is the evil empire. host: as far as other countries in the world, where has america been a destabilizing force? give us an example. caller: the middle east. they destabilize the middle east. they destabilized europe. look at ukraine and russia. like the previous caller said, we caused this conflict between russia and the ukraine, because we wanted to overthrow putin. and that is how we did it, is by creating this war. we created havoc in iraq. in iraq we went into a war, we lied about it. and now we lie about what is going on in israel. about what is going on in iran. america wants war and chaos everywhere. they are destabilizing the world. we should stop we are doing. host: est

the aesthetics marathon will open on june 14 with the ballet giselle.final chord on the main stage is followed by a concert of opera and ballet stars. six concerts will be given in the theater hall of the castle, one in the church of the divine body. in july our troupe will travel to nicaragua. spartacus and the illusions of love await at the shestakovich festival in samara. in december, on the tour map of the bolshoi theater, people's republic of china. pushkin ball at the pushkin library in minsk. waltzes, coudrilles, country dances, tuxedos, veiras and gloves. the secular salon of the early 19th century took place in the exhibition hall of the regional library named after pushkin. restoration of the balashkin era, dedication to the 225th anniversary of the poet. in a programme. the fashion of this era is characterized by raising the waist high enough, a deep neckline, a very neat hairstyle is always chosen, in this case a turban goes with the hairstyle, it was quite fashionable at the very beginning of the century, of course a lady, neither the lady

choreographer of the ballet company came up and said, my little one is very talented, we would even give her giselleoved granddaughter will eat as much as she wants, she took me from there, mine. ntv apartment building at margulis today at 25, you are the eldest bailiff grachev, no, yes, my, why did he refuse to execute pokoltsev, because it seemed to me that there was something wrong with the will, let them check, maybe you suspect someone of everyone who was convicted. sergei godin, well, we can’t break the law, we can’t. maybe we can change the situation a little so that it is fair and just according to the law. alexander nikitin, check him thoroughly, so that there is something to hook him on, i didn’t extort any bribes, you know very well, anna popova. do you think that if you hadn’t worked there and the fim wouldn’t slander me? andrey chado, call our special forces, they are blowing up this damn door, and anastasia zavorotnyuk in her last role, they won’t give you life, bailiffs: premiere from monday at 22:10 on ntv. we had one young guy who peed himself. who said that it would be better to su

giselle tejeda nos cuenta cuáles nos dice cuáles son algunos consejos para garantizar la seguridad de es crucial que como padres le brindemos a nuestros hijos la seguridad acuática que ellos necesitan, comenzando con supervisión constante. la supervisión de los niños es clave, eh? podemos designar a un vigilante del agua que supervise siempre a los niños cuando estén en y alrededor de la piscina. eh, de nuevo, esta persona no debe de estar distraída leyendo el periódico. el el viendo el teléfono. algún libro sugiere además enseñarle lo básico para que se puedan defender en caso de emergencia en el agua, eh? es muy importante también, eh? darles, eh, una habilidad de sobrevivencia a nuestros hijos a la asegurarnos que sepan nadar, eh? esto es muy básico. si nosotros mismos no sabemos nadar , eh? nosotros podemos inscribir a nuestros hijos y participar nosotros en clases de natación. eh tomar un curso de resucitación cardiopulmonar. otras recomendaciones incluyen implementar varias capas de protección en las piscinas que nos alerten la piscina, tenga un perímetro en el contorno completo

somewhere in april or may , i don’t remember now, i remember that it was spring , i had already danced giselleame to the marinsky theater at the age of seventeen, i had already danced such a difficult role, if we talk about bagchesarai fountain, there are two main characters, maria, who danced once... a year, yes, again a change of school, again a change of city, again a change of team and again a change of teacher, but still you are already an accomplished ballerina, still- after all, you are already a big, serious ballerina, you are already a star, so the transition to the pipes of a big theater with other traditions, with a different school, with different relationships, with different internal rules, it was psychologically difficult, no, it was not difficult, i was to ready for this, but... the only thing i really cared about was it’s hard to say goodbye to my beloved teacher, olga nikolaevna moiseeva. she had already passed away, but at that moment she was such a close relative to me , that is, she was the teacher who made me a ballerina, all the ballerina parts, she passed everything on

to this bowl was a democrat, he identified as a giselle and as a party bus, that's his name. people entered, that's it. >> greg: nicely done, do you go to rodeos? >> richard: no, and that's why. [laughs] >> dana: i'll take you. >> richard: sure, put me in the back. of the nosebleeds. >> greg: "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: time now for one more thing. we did have a great celebration for period's birthday. i want to thank some amazing people that we had performing kyle jennings, who is a great singer/song write from her nashville and michigan. he was terrific warming up the crowd. kirk and the jerks band they were great. the brothers rob, grand and nick grand, amazing and anna vanessa is her name. that's a good name. probably to go far with that name. >> jesse: i like paul mauro. continue deign don't miss perino on politics with josh kraushaar post guilty now. >> greg: charlie are a nault, kat timpf, watch it. greg's hunter news. yeah, we have to lead with some hunter news. i'm so excited by. this this hunter is also nocturnal. check him out. his name is hunter. he i

it took my breath away, my god, what a miracle, you know who it is, do you remember who danced the giselle a story, the fact is that emil vladimirovich, he didn’t offer it to me, he just wanted to do something related to dancing after we had already become husband and wife, and he just wanted to put on some kind of film related to ballet for me, but at that time the producers had just arrived. from england, who brought this script about anna pavlova. the fact is that anna pavlova ended her life in england. in england, to this day... there is her house in which she lived, she is buried there, so the british, they very much honor the memory of her, they consider her the greatest woman, the woman of the beginning of the 20th century, because well , there was probably no more popular woman than anna pavlova, because you know, she was a missionary, she carried her mission throughout the world, you think, russian ballet, why is it like that became famous all over the world because the only woman who danced all over the world at that time... he was our consultant in the film, with this story, whe

>>giselle storms dropping in the infancy issues. my son is autistic and it was a little bit. from it. and for him because he realize was going on both complaining about the poor communication from the park and we got for communication was on a megaphone. all kept repeating was help is on the way. >>but no nothing from the park. you know, staff still was like. bystanders there just like working was going on. >>and no idea to act in those situations. >>so they're not trained. however, portland, fire and rescue is trained for this exact reason. they did a site last year and discuss this very scenario. what happens if that ride gets stuck at the very top? >>oaks park right manager indicated that that is a very unlikely occurrence. however, he did hear that what's happened in same ride. design in an amusement park in europe. firefighters were ready, but the park managed to get the ride to come down. >>pulaski says everyone was offered a refund but does not enough to reassure him comeback. >>oh, no, never. >>venture park says the malfunct

with four generation of black women, including my great-grandmother dorothy janice and my mother gisellehout out to joyce. beautiful black women who showed me how to be environmentalists. >> i'm grateful to god that he ge me up every morning to do what i do, which gives me the oppo we can reclaim and rebuild our communities and what really gives me hope is seeing how people use some of that advice and real pract experience that in hear from folks about how they are working to reclaim their communities. >> what sustains your >> tony said the role of the artist is to make revolution irresistible. so, i am hopeful and filmmakers, andorytellers, and poets, and musicians will create a synergy of just hope and freedom that they have alrough their art. >> what makes you hopeful in this moment? >> i am hopeful because this conversation remin us, individually, can be the difference. we are empowered to do that. i know that we can, through behavior change, really address the climate crisis. >> you are a long-distance runner, something is making you hopeful. >> there are victories. i see those vict

can be anam so blessed to one of the four generations of black women includin and janice my mother giselleul black women chose me to be an environmentalist. >> how do youuf god that he gets me up every morning to do what which gives me the opportunity to help we can reclaim and rebuild our communities what really gives me hope s them about and advise but actual real practical stuff i get to see and experience that hear from the folks abosóworking to rebuild their communities. >> west suspend your hope >> once was set the role of the revolution irresistible. that artist and homemakers and storytellers in the poets and musicians will create a synergy of hope and freedom that they've always done with her art and the. >> what makes you hopeful stephanie wiggins in this >> i am hopeful because this conversation reminds me that each of us the difference and we are empowered to dothrough behavior change address the crimeu# employment crisis. >> peggy shepard you must still well something making you hopeful. [laughter] well this is making me victories i see them in the hoods around this country ne

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