these are the nuances of the director 's profession due to the backstage ups and downs of the new drama theaters already available on the youtube channel of the project, let's say it's silent. the broadcast will continue to remind sports news, agency projects and news are available in all social networks, as well as in our mobile application see you at 13:00. alexander sosnovich, continues his march through the grid of the wta tennis tournament in cleveland, usa, in the 1/8 finals of the belarusian in a difficult 300 confrontation, the fight lasted 2 hours and 35 minutes. during this time, sosnovich. she filed for relegation three times and made four double faults. in the quarterfinals of the rival. sosnovich will be the winner of the meeting madison brangle usa ekaterina alexandrova russia is another belarusian participant in this tournament. irina shamanovich lost russian lyudmila samsonova 1.6.06 confidently began her performance at the atp tennis tournament in the american courts. ilya ivashka in 63 minutes. belarusian. deleted the german. petra gaevka 6-4-62. during the fight. our compatri

play entitled battle for ukraine about other novelties planned for the new theater season, our carpathian correspondents know that last year carpathian theatergoers started the season in in mariupol this year, the new production battle for ukraine will be shown first in ternopil in frankivsk, it will be shown for the first time on august 16, the new product is promised to be shown on the mountain on independence day, says the director of the theater, people's artist of ukraine rostyslav derzhypilskyi, we are planning to work out on the mountain of pivan on the 23rd-24th we will leave in the online broadcast and uh i will say joint project from the carpathian national university this will probably be the most high-altitude action message uh in this whole ukraine all europe in this world what are we we we we we we are the best nation in the world we are ready to fight another premiere of the theater that will take place soon a musical in jazz only girls actors are already working on staging a dance in mass scenes are involved theatrical youth of comedy is also very so so har

it is necessary to explain to our viewers that the new theater was called before. ars old, because the first 5 years. it has carried the name of the idea for the past 30 years. he can name new domomatic the theater of the city of minsk he tried it, he gathered people when in the late eighties perestroika, and suddenly everyone was guilty of something new to look for new forms and studios, probably about 20 or 30 only in minsk there were theater studios to give credit that he was the only one there led it to the state of the state theater, but, unfortunately, hmm left early and gathered people together. only studio is when there is one idea that unites a certain number of people , let's say, and they are completely subordinate to this idea , regardless of what i play today, do i play. i'm a director at all, whether i'm an artist or i'm totally focused on this idea. it's very difficult, sergey is difficult and you know that lyubov's example always falls apart. well, in general, which theater will not arise, i can only say one that has survived to this day, even after

play called the battle for ukraine about others novelties are planned for the new theater season, our carpathian correspondents know last year carpathian theatergoers started the season in mariupol, this year the new production battle for ukraine will be shown first in ternopil in frankivsk, it will be shown for the first time on august 16, the new product is promised to be shown on independence day on the mountain as well, the director of the theater, people's artist of ukraine rostyslav, says derzypilskyi, we are planning to work on mount pip ivan on the 23rd-24th. of the national university this will probably be the most high-altitude event, a message to the whole of ukraine, to the whole of europe, in this world, what are we, we, we, we are the best in the world, the nation, we are ready to fight another theater premiere that will take place soon, the musical in jazz, only girls actors are already working on staging a dance in mass scenes. theatrical youth of comedy is also very much needed . such hard times are a relief and that's why we we are not afraid of it, on th

theater after this story, the saksaganskyi academic drama theater in bila tserkva will start a new theater season in the fall, and everyone must go to the theater, firstly to support them because they are also tired now, and secondly for to distract yourself and switch to art is very comforting and helpful. well, in general, if they were in bila tserkva, they must go there. the city is very nice, very nice. the people there live in the largest city, among other things, in kyiv . oblast i believe that if the center of the kyiv oblast was in bila tserkva, it would be fair yevgeny karas del is a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine with us, mr. yevheny congratulations, i don't know if i can ask you where are you located , tell me what the operational situation is at the front and what you can see in your direction i am currently going exactly there on the front the situation is developing now according to the plan implemented by our general staff the russians are throwing toilet bowls from the donbass to kherson fearing our next there we eat bridges have already been cut, accordingly, it

a new theater has opened in moscow.the revolution is led by the world, it is captured by a difficult experiment.

theaters, what is the team currently doing and what can the audience expect the beginning of the new theater season, our correspondent will tell you, you see the hall currently empty, despite the fact that people cannot buy tickets here all year round, because now it is always in we are full, and so are the stages. we are also currently empty, and all because of the full-scale war in ukraine, as the actors of the panas saksaganskyi theater tell us. they live by playing on stage and dreaming when meeting with the audience. and if it wasn't sad until the end of the year, there will be silence here, the theater is not possible to show the audience our performances, so the programs in connection with the fact that we do not have a bamboo storage, in this situation, this is a big ban, and if there is an air alarm, we will not be able to direct the audience to where to wait for the alarm itself. when we performed, the platform was very small . there are many wounded soldiers sitting directly in front of you. and when you sing, you cannot look them in the eye. and you, during this or that song, thi

tasks can be set, but what will be the consequences, that is, we will actually be drawn into a new theaterr operations in the area of ​​hostilities for which we will spend our forces, and significant ones at that, and with the fact that our front is actually more than a thousand kilometers long

food and medicine, a william la, 2 years with a porter, is a proposed new bulletin, considered a new theater. amec revolution was a response to earlier events, 3 decades. washington and london dictated terms to tear on preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the copay, select interested. they will have to legally elected the government. i'm not positive. so for a while, listen oil companies as controlling your resources and the fact that you didn't know how much, what was going got the wrong, got its bank gold bank. but those to make sense to technology and legal markets. the country found itself in a decades long, located suffering wave after wave of sanctions the benefit from having an economy that such a diversify, at least on the domestic front, from an energy focus economy to have viable agricultural, in other industries that could keep the iran people gainfully employed, but it's not under any illusions iranian people have suffered egregiously because of the sanction or

organization launched a range of leaflets, tours, short films, hoping to mold the civilian into a new theater of conflict. but it was operating within a constraint budget, as things often are in the united states. so, in order to sell civil defense to the u. s., the fcda use partnerships with corporations, i. e. bowman. it increasingly turned to corporate alliances such as these. it used a strategy of cooperation, in quotes. in this, the first director of the organization added that we are grateful for the wholehearted cooperation and support of the many private industries associations and institutes. for example, the booklet survival under atomic attack in 1951, concurrent with the launch of the bowman cards, preached, you can survive. highlighting, your chances of making a complete recovery from an atomic attack are much the same as for every day accidents. another thing that was very important about the long telegram and this theory of containment was the idea of a religious cold war. the soviet atheists where versus the religious and righteous americans. and indeed, truman said, in our qu

set these tasks, but what will be the consequences , that is, we will actually be involved in a new theater of water operations in the area of ​​hostilities on which we will spend our forces, and significant ones at that, and with the fact that we have a front in fact, there is more than 1,000 km of active do we now need to create new areas of the active front where the russians with their er , still have superiority in artillery, for example , they can calmly move away for another 20 km and continue shelling er or border areas or those areas of concentration of ukrainian troops, which, for example, we conducted an operation in this direction as well as in the kharkiv direction, so now we can set ourselves the task of completely clearing the territory of the kharkiv region up to the border with russia from russians on the side of on the russian side, there is a concentration of troops there, in principle, in peacetime, russian units were stationed there, and therefore , troops to destroy this infrastructure again . is this a priority task right now, maybe it would be possible to accomplish

a new theater has opened in moscow.er of the revolution he is led by the world walks he is captured by a difficult experiment, and his corpse. entirely young people from that day and the history of one of the most famous theaters of the capital began. today, the lighthouse also has a new friend, young, popular director yegor peregudov, he took this position after leaving in february for a short time sakorbauskis at the gathering of the troupe, as it should be, they share plans for the new season, for example, they conceived a monumental almanac for the anniversary as a gift, both to the audience and to the artists. i suggested that our people's honored artists choose some material that chekhov , bunin, would like to play for a long time. maybe nabokov each story, it will all be connected, or heard with the personality of the artist, or with some moment in the history of the theater with you moments. in the theater, it seems, the audience. now can share with family and friends. and absolutely free of charge, to whom it i

a new theater has opened in moscow.theater of the revolution he is led by the world walks, he is captured by a difficult experiment, and his corpse. entirely young people from that day on and the story of one of the most pro-damn, their theaters of the capital began. he took up this position after almond vysokorabauskis left in february to collect the corpse and, as expected, shares his plans for the new season, for example, he conceived monumental almanac. ah, a gift for the anniversary, both to the audience and to the artists. i suggested that our people's honored artists choose some material that chekhov , bunin, would like to play for a long time. maybe nabokov each story, it will all be connected, either personally with the personality of the artist, or with some moment in the history of the theater with you moments. in the center. seems like spectators. now he can share with family and friends. and absolutely free. to whom do you send a loving from a loving wife, and i will send to my mother e his granddaughter. w

in the foyer literary drawing-rooms behind-the- scenes excursions, of course, new productions at the moscow provincial theaterpened new ones the tenth season in a row will mark the anniversary with a tour of 12 russian regions and the main gifts for the audience the corpse prepared four premieres at once tatyana proskuryakova will tell more about the plans for the theatrical season pagan slavic dances open the new season at the moscow provincial theater with the first performance, the actors always put on a skit for themselves and the entire creative team. in the title role, of course, sergey bezrukov, they forgot after me, the artistic director congratulates the corpse on the tenth anniversary season, last year, even despite the pandemic, several high-profile premieres among which the musical the nameless star based on the play by mikhail sebastian told the touching love story of the metropolitan divas and the provincial teacher of astronomy in the experimental genre of electrodrama. the performance was also shown as part of the summer festival stanislavsky's factory and this is a new performance in the elec

she decided to stay in the united states, he toured new york with the bolshoi theater and danced withs wife lyudmila vlasova the ballet romeo and juliet that day he said that he was going to buy gifts. he returned according to soviet concepts. it was a betrayal of the motherland, a scandal erupted godunov demanded to give his wife a plane with a ballerina, for 3 days they did not allow to take off president jimmy carter called leonid brezhnev said quote this is not about politics, and in love, journalists dubbed the spouses romeo and juliet of the cold war. but vlasova decided to return to the ussr and godunov has a career in a new place. he didn’t really work out, he danced the ballet of mikhail baryshnikov in the american theater, but quarreled with him, then performed with his corpse, but unsuccessfully played in films, but second roles and went out of life at the age of 45 i suffer from alcoholism. his ashes were scattered on the pacific ocean, anokin. tufi in los angeles. they issued an inscription his future is in the past. that was the day in history. souls and every soul is a

new york. the largest single concentration of theaters, operas, music halls and entertainment centers. >> marilynity. >> it's the people. i like the streets. the atmosphere. i just like it. >> guiding her is friend and photographer, sam shaw. >> our first time we met maril marilyn, i must have been about 16 years old. we had this wonderful day at the med. she was to interested to learn about art and literature. >> it gave her more freedom, and that was something she required. being a free spirit. >> marilyn discovers the music of the era. >> jazz at the end of the war was the music of young african-american soldiers coming back, demanding their freedom. it was a breakout music, a liberating music. >> my very favorite person, and i love her as a person as well as a singer. i think she's the greatest, and that's ella fitzgerald. ♪ ♪ >> ella fitzgerald, she had a voice like an angel, and marilyn played her records all the time. >> there's a lovely picture of them sitting together where they look both kind of rough. and you can tell that they're really tight friends. >> there's a famous story that el

we used to get together and whether we used to go watch a movie at the new mission theater and then afterwards fried chicken. that was big for us. we get kentucky fried chicken on sunday. whoa! go crazy! so for me, home is having something where you are all together. whether it's just together for dinner or whether it's together for breakfast or sharing a special moment at the holidays. whether it's thanksgiving or christmas or birthdays. that is home. being so close to berkley and oakland and san francisco, there's a line. here you don't see a line. even though you see someone that's different from you, they're equal. you've always seen that. a rainbow of colors, a ryan bow of personalities. when you think about it you are supposed to be protecting the kids. they have dreams. they have aspirations. they have goals. and you are take that away from them. right now, the price is a hard fight. they're determined. i mean, these kids, you have to applaud them. their heart is in the right place. there's hope. i mean, out here with the things changing everyday, you just hope the next administration m

theater. you can only score in new york. it's justit impossible. it is a very limited business.seemed more democratic in 1969 and they were changing where they were using a new form and it was exciting. eventually after being addicted i blinded at new york they are smart school yet and he was a good teacher. he conveyed that enthusiasm to us very strongly. >> of course i have suffered but then i took 78 years of screenplays. [applause] from a book but under that took us on —- turkish system of justice it was an interesting story. >> and then to have many failures after that.ms i talk about that in the book and in 195 we but we're talking directly to the audience because frankly turned us back to the essay newn but then salvador was well received around the world the timing was right and then they were trying to get away from rambo in chuck norris and the false where we had seen and deal with it. that was quite stunning. it was a stunning moment in history because frankly it screwed up ronald reagan because he because people forget this then we have the that there is a whole grou

six theaters in new york, l.a., toronto. six theaters. and it took off like a, like a comet can. that's to say at 0 is a.m -- 10 a.m. that morning vietnam veterans were lining up around the block in all these locations. it wasg stunning, a stunning turn-around, cinderella story. and the film kept boeing for two, three, four months, and every single country in the world it did well. so that's so rare, and it's a fairy tale, and i'm very grateful for it. it was a very special moment. that's where they -- that's my natural end for that a story. i'd already written 400 pages, so- there's no better edging. >> the next one will start with wall street -- >>>> different things, and thats part of the mystery. i made a deal with another publisher because i think they did a shit job -- [laughter] >> these guys did? >> well, they had covid, but hay didn't -- i made a deal with a much bigger company, simon & schuster, which is a better company for this, and they're going to do the next book. >> have you gotten started on it? >> it's in my head. [laughter] >>ea okay. [applause] >> the book is

​​the bolshoi theater, yes, was ahead of its time and in such dignity of a pawnshop that he saw how it would be for translation and all its buildings , how city-forming they would form a newle of the city and they are today. e, not morally obsolete , he was probably one of the five best theaters of the soviet union, a big title, e he received. eh, in the thirty-ninth year there is. uh, on this score, the harness of joseph stalin retained this name. only the great in moscow and the great cultural construction of the young soviet country is proceeding at an accelerated pace, and to replace the old bourgeois values. a new genre of socialist realism , opera and ballet, comes. caught between a rock and an anvil, art faces the question of whether to be forgotten forever or to rebuild in a new way, there were heated discussions, even on the pages of the uh media. do we need ballet and is it really an art? or that it just means a demonstration of naked female legs and so on, yes, but still, it means that common sense won out and the ballet classics took their place of honor. i don't know where i'm going to work. i stop my activity as president of the ussr, who almost ruined the c

theater. belarus played with new colors. intended for separation. scenes from the auditorium now i turn it on there is testing. here now i can lift. not only the theater was transformed, but also the famous square around it, the fountain. before the main passage, it became a favorite resting place for the townspeople. supplemented the ensemble of a full-fledged cultural couples earlier. it was a transit square. that is, everything to shorten the path, uh, from that street to this one they passed it. our task was for the designers to acquire the square. uh, some kind of theatrical sound was made such a proposal, where in the center there was a fountain , what we see now was a monument, if you remember, bogdanovich move it further to create two diagonal alleys, one alley is the operas and the second is the ballet alley today, like decades ago, the bolshoi theater of belarus remains the cultural mecca of the capital. the repertoire of more than 80 ballet and opera productions from world classics to arthouse performances and alr

so they put it out in six theaters and christmas time six theaters in the new york la toronto six theaters, and it took off like a like a comet that's to say at 10 am that morning vietnam veterans were lining up around the block in all these locations. it was stunning stunning. turnaround a cinderella story and the film kept going for two three four months and every country in the world every single country did well. so that's so rare and it's it's a fairy tale. and i'm very grateful for it was a very special moment. and that's where they i have to that's my natural end for that story. there's no more. i'd already written 400 pages. so this was there's no better ending, but the next book will start. the next one has to have a wall street different things and that's part of the mystery. i made a deal with another publisher because i think they did a -- job these guys did well they had covid too, but they didn't. i made it. i made a deal with a much bigger company simon and schuster. which is better company for this and they're going to do the next book. have you gotten started on it? it's i

pictures on clothes to order, but the theatrical past of tatiana the carpenter inspired new challenges backstage for theaters first clients were just anthropomorphic theaters. everything that is done by hand. it 's expensive. it's very beautiful, but it's hard to store over time. and these are large volumes. and here, please, we can, well, this is, of course, difficult. here they barely move it, but all the scenery can be taken away by plane, a lot of interesting theaters. e companies, in general, print and are happy to distribute to their actors and take them away in those suitcases. then they sewed backstage for small theatrical scenes, but very soon they reached the bolshoi theater says the bolshoi theater prices 18 height 25 width such a five-story house in these stories, it is very important to sew soft scenery, good, because 90% of you also know this, this is light , and when the art light turns on, any little wrinkle turns into a catastrophe, and therefore the most important thing for us at close range is the printing must be perfect. well, the assembly of the scenery itself must be ideal, that is, it

this was also a summer of love for movie fans as audiences returned to the theaters for new blockbusters cbs's tom wait reports there's trouble ahead. >> come on! >> having any fun yet? >> reporter: hollywood is rebounding at the box office with a string of summer blockbusters. >> feel the power of thor! >> reporter: "thor: love and thunder." "jurassic world: dominion." >> s ndhi year's biggest movie, "top gun: maverick," from paramount global the parent company of cbs and paramount pictures, boosted ticket sales, but it may not be enough. >> the problem is there weren't enough blockbusters this summer for the theater chains to really say that we are back. the big three, amc, regal and cinemark, they're really struggling to keep moving forward. >> reporter: that harsh reality may be setting in for regal, owned by cineworld. >> the doomsday clock might be about out of time. >> reporter: the "wall street journal" reports cineworld is expected to file for bankruptcy because of lower than expected ticket sales. but that doesn't mean the company's 500 u.s. theaters will be going dark. >> a re

pictures on clothes to order, but the theatrical past of tatiana the carpenter inspired new challenges backstage for theaterse first clients were just unrecognized theaters. everything that is done by hand. it is expensive. it is very beautiful, but it is difficult to store. over time, this is a large volume. and here , please, we can, well, this is, of course, difficult. here they are barely moving it, but hmm, all the scenery can be taken away by plane a lot entreprise theatres. uh, companies are printed very much and they are happy to distribute them to their actors and take them away in those suitcases. then they sewed backstage for small theatrical scenes, but very soon they reached the bolshoi theater says the bolshoi theater prices 18 height 25 width such a five-story house in these stories, it is very important to sew soft scenery, good, because 90% of you also know this, this is light , and when the artistic light is turned on, any small wrinkle turns into a disaster, and therefore the most important thing for us at close range printing should to be perfect, well, the assembly of the scenery itself

you can see her in the new film "emily the criminal," which is in theaters this friday.lix, sofia carson is here tonight. [ cheers and applause and we've got great music from lauren spencer-smith [ cheers and applause but first, our first guest is a very talented actor who stars in the new movie "beast," which hits theaters august 19th. please welcome, the one and only, idris elba ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: you can sit wherever you want, bud. come on, you're idris elba but come on, bud >> how are you >> jimmy: that's a movie star right there, ladies and gentlemen. come on. >> do you like my shirt? >> jimmy: i love it. it's sparkly it's fun i love your watch too, by the way. >> it's subtle, man. i wanted to go for something subtle >> jimmy: yeah, it's very subtle you're sparkling, you're glowing, come on yeah, all the stars are out tonight. [ laughter ] thank you. see what i did there yeah >> shade >> jimmy: i have lots of questions for you. because last time we were on the show, we were talking. you got to do a song on paul mccartney's album >> i did >> jimmy: "

was removed from the allowance to seduce the room in the sixties years were marked by a new status, the bolshoi theaterof academic, but a recognized temple of art. needed. in the urgent repair of the sixty-seventh building again updated reconstruction later recognized as rights flat roof was replaced with a hipped roof because of this the theater of opera and ballet has become. commemorate the circus chapiteau so it was necessary to make a roof that would not flow, therefore, we decided to make it such a dome. yes it is e. well, if you've seen the pictures, it certainly, uh, ruined the look of the theater so much, it's kind of like a circus. they even called it chapiteau, that we had a theater in tibet for years, two huge halls. uh, a little more than walking, but there were always stains on the ceiling because the water ran right through the row. he had to repair performances were going on, and here she was on duty. uh, fireman subdivision. since all this ischatra construction above the roof was made of wooden structures, not impregnated with fire retardants, it could catch fire at any time in the six

the republican theater of belarusian dramaturgy opens, 31 seasons have named its season them rotten newremiere and the last jubilee performance under a fur coat staged in the first place belarusian folklore. through sounds, visual embodiment in creative plans of special projects. experiments of the premiere, as well as an active festival and touring life. the majestic architecture of belarus with a rich history of the witch is razor-sharp on all facades, such pretty windows and surroundings are crushed. round great window, and arcades with closed niches all this supposedly. after all, i'm going with such a malklyva. yes, a goof with a believer, uh, amazing facts about musical instruments violin, making sacred enchanting melodies. she resounds within herself. but like a human voice. it sounds everywhere a tv instrument is completely different, this sound is extracted and it immediately rushes into flight and an unforgettable immersion in belarusian art, which has no age, we are in the picture of the gallery named after napoleon orda at every time dictates its terms. there are some requir

his new film, "i love my dad," hits theaters this friday.e back to the late show, patton oswalt! good to see you. nice to you have back. >> thanks, great to be back, wow. >> stephen: i understand, i just missed you. i was out at comic-con, friday, something like that. >> yes, we were there. you were hosting the lord of the rings, rings of power panel. and i was in the audience, i was going to interview some of the cast later but we were all watching you, listen,. >> stephen: i wasn't surprised. >> well, you were a surprise. were you also, and i mean this as a compliment, the best and worst moderator for that panel because. >> stephen: do go on. >> on the one hand were you so enthusiastic and you had all of your knowledge and so fired up. on the other hand the members, have of the pan sell going that is not how that is pronounced. it is-- it say harder scottish, try try that again what did you say, no, that's wrong, that's not what your character's name is. so st weird that you would be in this show and you got this-- okay, like, it felt like

field good morning good morning to all our viewers, a new day begins concretely in this hour we will evaluate and talk about the details of the theater of military operations, we will also talk about what is in odesa, so stay with us now we are building before we launch we will win that you are not news, together we are strong because of the brutal war that was unleashed on the russians in ukraine, all the gymnasiums fell silent, there was no more inaudible applause after performances and victories, ukrainian gymnasts and gymnasts had to leave their homes and training in order to save their lives, but very young talented gymnasts from mariupol katya dyachenko did not manage to save herself, she died as a result of the collapse of the house after being hit by russian shells . the whole world should not be silent, i urge everyone to support the boycott of russian athletes of national teams and teams, support ukraine on the sports front, you can stop the war, silence kills , share your videos and publications, put them on social networks with the hashtags of the company, with the support of the ministry of youth and sports of ukraine, t

grapes of wrath evening, benefit concert new york city theater in early march 40 featured pete seeger, hotmail and jackson woody guthrie. meanwhile steinbeck's novel directed a national political attention on the migrant misfortune from plate 39 to early 1940 robert will follow senate vesicle oratory committee held hearings on the conditions in california. fdr expressed his appreciation for steinbeck's treatment of the migrant struggle in a radio address in january. eleanor roosevelt affirmed the novel's accuracy when she toured california in april. steinbeck received the pulitzer prize for the novel in may. and when he got for us dustbowl ballads albums in july had a seven minute two-part musical synopsis of the movie belted tom joad. these contributed to the growing consensus the southern plains migrant families needed and deserved sympathy and assistance. lang captured the sediment brilliantly and ironically to pen a photograph of a large billboard in the san joaquin valley for the movie playing in modesto with a billboard itself serving as a physical when rake for a camp located r

people who speak out loud and people who are not afraid of it say everything the new members of the american movie theaterre 90% of the people, not from america. it was not yet an organization of white californian men. over 70 became a global organization within 5 years. they're trying to build a global hollywood and i see that it's very cool, because you want to take something, and they already tell you you can't and you can't from here. but this is possible. no, this is ours. and the question arises about the alternative. you said at the opening of the moscow film festival that since it used to be there will never be any more i want to ask about the world of cinema and the world film process, what your words mean to him, that it will never be the same as before. i believe that this proposal has been voiced and, it seems to me, the creation of the eurasian film academy is taking it seriously. consciousness of the eurasian prize, so to speak, analogues of the eurasian continental oscar continental oscar, a-a, based on the moral values ​​that we are those eurasian countries that want to live traditional, s

transcarpathian drama theater became the temporary home of the troupe. about moving and settling in a newee further in the story about the war, opera singer vera lebedynska knows a little about the war in 2016 a woman fled from occupied donetsk to mariupol, so when the enemy began a full-scale invasion , she understood that time was not wasted, it was not necessary to look for a safe shelter for more than two weeks, a woman lived at work in the basement of the mariupol drama theater, and hid there even on the day when the russians dropped a powerful bomb, the plane was flying well, we knew how the plane is already bombs, we are still scared and we somehow cursed like that and suddenly it was like that, you know how, like, well, the sound of flying bombs and mykola jumped out. yes, we were walking in a troop because there he covered people, women, men then some child's parents bowed down for the day, and when we jumped out, we ran another 300 meters in the subway, i don't know. we ran, shouting, lord, take us to where we will be saved. then there were two months of constant relocations , a

but after the islamists were asked it in 2001, a new era began. movie theaters reopened, film make is could pursue their passions. ah, lo, budget productions in bollywood style enjoyed great popularity that was shot in small film studios like this one in july labatte in the northeast of the country. afghan filmmakers likes to do it by mark, have taken the international cinema seen by storm. his feature film osama one, several awards ah, and there are plenty of women besides royal saddam and sa, half cut amy, for example, shout about new said at all. madame connie they all want to tell the country stories, gang international recognition at film festivals. the tele bands return to power marks another difficult time the emerging cultural scene and its main players are in danger. on august 15th 2021 at the taliban recap, should the capital cobble islamist had been advancing from province to province since nato forces began withdrawing. hundreds of thousands of people desperately tried to flee. these were days of fear for sarah coming as well. for the shot. he does have a gift with dish, w

a new theater has opened in moscow, the theater of the revolution, it is led by the world of holly, itrpse is located by youth from that day and it began the history of one of the most famous theaters in the capital. today, the lighthouse also has a new friend, a young, popular director yegor peregudov. he took up this position after almond vysokorabauskis left in february to collect corpses, as they should share plans for the new season, for example, he conceived a monumental almanac for the anniversary as a gift to both the audience and the artists. i suggested that our people's honored artist choose some material that chekhov would like to play for a long time . unian can be nabokov every story must be connected, either with the personality of the artist personally, or with some moment in the history of the theater. in addition to moments in the theater, it seems the viewer can now share with family and friends. and absolutely free of charge to whom you send, loving from a loving wife, and i will send my mother to my granddaughter. now we also go to the theater with her, the action

new place. he didn't turn out very well he danced the ballet of mikhail baryshnikov in the american theater but quarreled with him, then performed with his corpse, but unsuccessfully played in films, but second roles and went out of life at 45, suffering from alcoholism. his ashes were scattered on the pacific ocean, anokin. tufi in los angeles. embossed the inscription his future. in the past, this was the day in history. we watch to explore the world of educational programs and documentaries we watch for free without registration. hello, good afternoon, yes. this kind of meeting conveys great importance on the flash mob today. is present and we are holding it not only on krasnoproletarskaya street in moscow, but throughout the country, the spirit of the russian flag is of great importance today, as well as the two st. george's ribbons - this is the union of all healthy people. regardless of party affiliation, age, religion around the future of our country, this is resistance than to external forces that today impose sanctions on us that killed dasha, the daughter of alexander gelevich. dugin,

krasnoyarsk opera and ballet theater is performing at the bolshoi theater and brought three recent premieres to moscow at once . and here they gave the newe bolshoi theater to the lacme, the audience is waiting for a modern and unusual reading of the old plot. the opera was written almost 150 years ago, director sergei novikov transferred all the main characters from the nineteenth century to the first, but did it very neatly. that is, there is still an indian temple here, it’s just that there is a cultural center in it and it stands against the background of skyscrapers, an interesting interpretation from sergey novikov in which he managed to combine both traditional and indian trends, as well as modern ones with the current one, and he managed to make some it's a clash of two worlds. traditional dances also remained, in order to better understand eastern culture, the choreographer of the performance, yulia malkhasyants herself, took lessons from indian dancers every gesture in indian dance. means something and i'm everything i tried to use it in the choreographic text, lagman was incredibly popular in europe, but now this name is not o

i read, however, not with single performances in the new season, the theater will resume the pre- pandemic format of meetings with artists in the foyer alone once every 2 months it will be possible to just talk with the actors, and also anyone who wants to can find out what will be held here on the other side of the stage, and also excursions to the most hidden corners. backstage anna kurbatova vladimir bokarev ivan strukov svetlana trofimova and aleksey simonov channel one is all for today, but right now the khaki resort final episodes papa i didn't take anything. i also drank one cocktail and that's it. i didn't take anything. intoxication did not wash her stomach, everything is fine. well, if i were you, i would definitely check the drugs. everything is collected goodbye. thank you don't scold the girl. and where lyosha i will go. mila is not your husband's name. are you all right? good morning. maybe i'm sorry that when i came, the door was wide open? good, let's have some tea. where were you alexei walked? colonel loginov did not walk with you by chance. so for the record, i'm done wi

we're proposing condi with another planet, shows me the artist's rendering of what the theater will look like with the new seats very much aware that this is the castro theater in the castro district, and we want to lean on that heritage. we don't want to do away with it. but opponents raised concerns about affordability and accessibility on the heels of renovations. estimated to cost 10 to $12 million. there's no other theater like the castro theater. and unless the lgbtq community can can can access it, uh we're going to be really, really deeply in grievously harmed, it will still be the community safe space and beacon that has always been tells me there will be meetings with the san francisco historic preservation commission and the planning commission. if all goes as planned, she hopes to start renovation work in spring of 2023. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news approximately 10 30 for this evening i had this sent to me. wow that is cloud to ground lightning. not only is it this again. canit is deadly you see it there cloud lightning. that is the type of lightning that has already killed

is the first time they perform at the bolshoi theater . the ballet katharina the daughter of robbers was shown on the historical stage. but we gave the newheater viewers are waiting for a modern and unusual reading of the old story. the opera was written almost 150 years ago, director sergei novikov transferred all the main characters from the 19th century to the 21st, but did it very carefully. that is, there is still an indian temple here. it is now a cultural center and it stands against the backdrop of skyscrapers, an interesting interpretation from sergei novikov in which he managed to combine, as well as traditional and indian trends. so is the current modernity and he managed to make some such collision of two worlds. remained and traditional dances, in order to better understand eastern culture, the choreographer of the performance, yuliana mahasyants, herself took lessons from indian dancers every gesture in indian dance. it means something, and i tried to use it all in the choreographic text. lagman was incredibly popular in europe, but now this name is not often seen on posters, and on the russian stage it is now actually the

leads to critical acclaim, drew large audiences, grapes of wrath evening, benefit concert new york city's theater in early march 1940 the church pete seger, lead betty, and woody guthrie meanwhile steinbeck's novel, directed national political attention on the migrants misfortune, from late 1939 to early 1940. -- investigative committee held hearings on the conditions in california. fdr express the appreciation for steinbeck's treatment of the migrant struggle in a radio address in january. eleanor roosevelt, to form the novels accuracy when she toiled california in april steinbeck. received the pulitzer prize in the novel in may. ad a seven minute two-part musical and woody guthrie some ballot of tom jones was released that july. these contributed to the growing consensus that the southern plains migrant families needed and deserved sympathy and assistance. laying it captured the sentiment brilliantly, and ironically to, in a photograph of a large billboard in the sand walking valley for the movie playing and modesto with the billboard itself serving as a physical wind break for my grand pea pic

this was also a summer of love for movie fans as audiences returned to the theaters for new blockbustersal, tom waite reports there's trouble ahead. >> reporter: hollywood is rebounding at the box office with a string of summer blockbusters. >> feel the power of thor! >> reporter: "thor, love and thunder," jurassic world and dominion and top gun maverick. they boosted ticket sales, but it may not be enough. >> the problem is, there weren't enough blockbusters this summer for the theater chains to say we are really struggling to move forward. >> reporter: that hare much reality might be sitting in for regal. cine world might be filing bankruptcy. >> a reorganization of debt means they're trying to control the film rentals, contracts, leasing. things like that. movie goers will not notice. the sky is not falling for real cinemas yet. >> reporter: so far they've grossed 5 billion. still far short of the $11 billion before the pandemic halted production, sent down these ever -- i had to bring my family here so my kids would know what a drive in was like. >> hollywood is banking on black pant