okay, okay, by the way, maybe you're right, this isn't an opera house after all. and there is no needwithdraw all the time, but i pick it up. imesh, emes, forgive me, ah, well, get up, get up, i told you, there is no other way out of here, only death, i will help you escape, do you hear me, do you hear? who is working in our house today on vacation, and we are tired today, well, zoya is a fire woman, and zoya is tired, worse than a fever, listen, aglashka, think about how you can surprise us today, but quickly, if you want, i’ll bring an artist, a singer, what’s that like? here you go the fair one, you see, the one who is younger, is putting the reeds there, well, from afar, yes, but you can see it closer, now we’ll do it, come on, beauty, come on, uh, snitch bird, come with me, yes, he, if the men like it, work you will, you will be in the barracks, spreading the legs of strangers, like... let's go, let's go, i won't go, leave me, you're stubborn, palerina, come on, ah, uh, katya, help, i'm pregnant, but i'm not i have to, i'm pregnant, stay. leave everyone , oh well, but the glisten

turning to culture, sir nicholas kenyon will be here to give his perspective as the royal opera house. covent garden embarks again on the most ambitious adventure in opera. the four colossal works by richard wagner, known as the ring cycle . the curtain has risen on the first das rheingold and i will be hurrying from this studio to a performance this afternoon . a performance this afternoon. and the giant and god of londons theatre scene stefan kyriazis will be here to tell us what else to see in the west end . but else to see in the west end. but before all of that, here are your latest headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> michael, thank you very much. and good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom. russell brand has been accused of rape , sexual assault and of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse as the actor and comedian was the focus of a 90 minute documentary broadcast last night on channel 4 as part of its dispatch series, which was a joint investigation with the sunday times. a warning that some people may find the following content distressing . fol

that she will no longer speak in russia, she will speak in in europe, the superintendent of the opera houser. ugh. oh, and that's how she performed beautifully in the opera . as far as i know, all the tickets were sold out. uh, there are organizers without them, this rally simply wouldn’t have happened, and it was also two organizations , uh, berlin viche and chervona kalina , they also work very powerfully in cooperation with other cities and are not terribly interesting about the infrastructure inventory. that is, this is a transcript information front active is an activist of the party front, they are from nuremberg - this is a young organization, there are only three men, and the founders are from kharkiv and from kyiv. look at kateryna plaksinskaya in latin on facebook, what kind of comments are written by a young person, how consciously does she relate to her work? all organizations not only protest, they also try to fight for, learn to fight for, and this particular infra-infra e-e also joined the e-group of these organizations fighting against e-e russian and also very importantly a

in france, one of his massive installations is now covering the front of an opera house — and in thesecurity prison. talking movies' tom brook reports. and just a warning, there is some flash photography in his report. in paris the french photographer and street artist called jr is covered the facade of the palace 0pera called jr is covered the facade of the palace opera house with his latest public artwork, it resembles a huge cave in to rocks and light. it is picking the interests of passes by. in the interests of passes by. in the us he has been engaging audiences at the telluride film festival in colorado with the latest for has directed. it has just had its world premiere. it is a chronicle of one of his most ambitious projects. he photographed inmates, former inmates and some staff at a maximum security prison in california. he then collaborated with them into paste their pictures of their faces all over the prison yard. big one i'm not going to say that's easy. big one i'm not going to say that's easy-— big one i'm not going to say that's easy. his claim to fame is posting _ t

then, if someone manages to get into the opera house, and manages to work with wonderful conductors andonderful directors, then you carry all this baggage, carry it, save it, save it for yourself. and if you are suddenly invited, caressed, it suddenly happens. yes, it usually happens. yes? well, you’re doing an audition somewhere, maybe you win some competition and the director of the theater will hear you from i invite you to an audition, and to the metropolitan. well, either caressed or well, big the mari theater can hear you there. and suddenly a miracle happens, suddenly a of others appeared. what is it all of a sudden? i’m not inviting, please tell me how many of those very hours that you spent when no results were yet visible. there is so much of levin murtazina, who taught at one time, in ufa, in ufa, and at the institute of art. i studied with her every day for several hours and sometimes even on sunday . how old were you? i was 16 years old when my voice broke. you lost your voice at 14. i was still in high school at the time. here i am i still went to her and worked out about

pavlo is waiting for tourists in front of the famous odessa opera house so he can show them the city. history is developing in parallel. i want to share this part of odessa with others so that they can take a piece of the city home with them and not with sad and frightened faces. he shows this group a passage that was built in milanese style at the end of the 19th century, when odessa was part of the russian tsarist empire. the sites hint at the opulence and wealth - traces of which can be seen everywhere. more recently, pavlo has also started to stop at places that russian missiles have hit. beautiful ukranian cities, like odessa, are being destroyed. it's inhuman. back at the beach club in odessa the party will soon be over because of the curfew and martial law but maria still thinks it important to celebrate life. life goes on for me, as does the war. but without dancing, it's just not the same - even if there's a war. just before 10 p.m., anatoly plays his last tune. something slow . to bring people down. it seems as if he's flicked a switch. the last song was 'everything will be

also from donations is going towards bigger organisations like the national theatre and the royal opera houseisations. so tonight has been a frenetic couple of hours on the red carpet. we have had everyone from the world of fashion, people like sienna miller, georgia jagger and cara delvine, acting royalty as well like damien lewis and kate winslet. and also some people from the musical world as well, we have had andrew lloyd webber, who famously owns this theatre and has given up the space this evening. and also stormzy, who is currently on stage performing right now. so this has been a very busy event, but of course fashion is the most important thing. it's at the heart of everything that has gone on tonight. and that is because this is going to be seen as a flagship event for london fashion week, which starts tomorrow, so it was reflecting some of the crazy outfits we saw this evening and we will probably see a lot more over the weekend. that's all for now. much more on all of our stories on the bbc news website. stay with us, there'll be more news at the top of the hour. you're watching b

pavlo is waiting for tourists in front of the famous odessa opera house so he can show them the city. history is developing in parallel. i want to share this part of odessa with others so that they can take a piece of the city home with them and not with sad and frightened faces. he shows this group a passage that was built in milanese style at the end of the 19th century, when odessa was part of the russian tsarist empire. the sites hint at the opulence and wealth - traces of which can be seen everywhere. more recently, pavlo has also started to stop at places that russian missiles have hit. beautiful ukranian cities, like odessa, are being destroyed. it's inhuman. back at the beach club in odessa the party will soon be over because of the curfew and martial law but maria still thinks it important to celebrate life. life goes on for me, as does the war. but without dancing, it's just not the same - even if there's a war. just before 10 p.m., anatoly plays his last tune. something slow . to bring people down. it seems as if he's flicked a switch. the last song was 'everything will be

again it's at the bayview opera house, which is at 4705 third street in san francisco. like it's going to be a fantastic afternoon. hopefully everyone can get out there. caffrey jay, the host of the event, appreciate the time. good to see you. always good to see you, too, man. peace well, it is an epidemic plaguing america was roads. i'm talking about drunk driving. and coming up, an important conversation with an east bay woman whose life was changed forever by a drunk driver. and how you can help end these preventable tragedies. this weekend. and in weather, a beautiful thursday afternoon, lots of sunshine, temperatures and nice little warm stretch this week. but things will begin to change tomorrow and eventually we could be talking about some cool showers. we'll have more i yo ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king

we have but nizhny novgorod medical the institute is one of the oldest in russia and the opera houseky theatre, the roman theater the bolshoi theater of russia is such a trinity, of course, it is nizhny novgorod, so, by the way, yes, yes, yes, but you have fyodor performing for sure. of course, so the kremlin is leonid, and so in nizhny novgorod, dermatologists have created a program that can be on the phone. this is called progenitors. this application to the phone any of you can take a picture of a mole, whom we will use a snow-white girl, dad, give a mole. so i'm sorry should do like this. here, look, look how long ago it appeared. i don't know how there is. see, i can't answer. she offers to take pictures of everything. all. see all camera. here's a camera, take pictures of your hands, yes. here we photographed a mole, the appeal goes to artificial intelligence, the appeal went to artificial intelligence and further. there are two possible answers, the first option. then the application says that everything is in order with you, but you must definitely watch yourself, if not in o

and lisa, i was over at the opera house yesterday for different story.hey told me there's a lot of interest in this opera because obviously we have a huge tech industry here. >> yeah, that looks very cool. black turtleneck and all. i know, right? they've got it all. >> how's the weather looking? >> we've got some haze out there. another spare the air alert today. it gets better tomorrow with good air quality. so we're moderate for most of the day. a few raindrops or a mid day monday. then we clear out our warmest day is wednesday, cooling off again, the end of the week. so one more day of that haze, one more day. >> but it's starting to get a lot better. >> yeah, it is for sure. >> yeah. thank you, lisa. and thank you all so much for joining us today. abc7 news continues at 8 p.m. have a wonderful day. but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blur

previously , the oginsky opera house stood on the site of the children's park.he way, in belarus. opera history is a bright cultural flash for slonim and belarus. oginsky, of course, thanks to his talent, brought this place to the top of cities art, and he not only administered all this action and threw up ambitious ideas, but he himself wrote some plays for the courtiers. theater, and they also say that during a concert, he could pick up an instrument and also masterfully play along from the stage. if you are surrounded by elephants, be sure to stop near this sign; if the modern city center is now far from here, on the other side of the river, then the ancient city of slonim began here. and to confirm my words, literally next to the sign there is a beautiful example vilna baroque, church of st. andrew. this is the main catholic church of the city. its uniqueness lies in the towers, which are built at an angle from the main building; the story is, in principle , classic for religious belarusian buildings. in the 15th century, a wooden church was built, it burned

endangered world heritage sites. tablet was waiting for tourists in front of the famous odessa opera house so he can show them the city. mister display of history is developing in parallel and i want to share this part of a desk with others so that they can take a piece of the city home with them and not with sad and frightened faces shows this group a passage that was built in meet new style at the end of the 19th century, when odessa was part of the russian cyrus, empire, the sites pins at the opulence and well, traces of which can be seen everywhere. more recently, pablo, it started to stop at places that russian missiles have hit. i just looking to see what beautiful ukrainian cities like odessa are being destroyed. it's in human fact that they've destroyed each back at the beach club in odessa. the party will soon be over because of the curfew and marshal alone. but maria still thinks it's important to celebrate life. life goes on for me as just the war, but without dancing, it's just not the same. even if there's a more money just before 10 pm, i know totally plays as last tune. some

monyushka, we are not very bach, not beethoven , but these people are perceived in the repertoires of opera housesstras on a par with german, british or french classics, but it was not so with our composers. and here i am i want us to be able to figure out what real ukrainian classical music is, but i will remember to your question that the question was asked again , and why is dvořák popularized at the level of famous european composers and why, for example, our er skoryk only now began to enter the er world stages because he was not interested in it , actually we ourselves were not interested in it , but we as profitable in the competitive world, uh, on world stages, there is one pattern: you either go there with high quality and then you compete, or you compete when your budget is much less than those european theaters and with a large number of rehearsals, you get a little closer to quality, it all depends only on us, how do we perceive our culture , are we the carriers of this culture, do we want to promote it to the outside world, it all depends only on us, well, skoryk or silvestra - this i

the main roles are played by soloists; the country's leading opera houses paid great attention to theabout 400 outfits, made in the traditional style of that time. moreover, we sewed them according to historical patterns. the opera has a ballet stage. the artists also had a difficult job for better acoustics. they expanded the walls of the kremlin and installed a lot of decorative elements. the project was made possible thanks to the national project culture. as part of the caspian seasons festival, we introduce our residents and guests of our region to the creativity and culture of the caspian states , and concerts of the participating countries were held on a menacing scale. and today we continue the e-opera festival of the first national opera of russia and mikhail ivanovich glinka remains until the start of the fifth anniversary season of the country's main vocal show, well, to all together the brightest and most gifted vocalist again we have to prove ourselves on the big stage in order for the final to come out, and today there is another surprise , a big presentation of the proj

at the leipzig opera house, there is a show called fusion, which is the world's first ballet to be inspiredthe team behind it used ai tools to generate images and sounds, and those were used to influence the choreography, the set design and the music. in fact, the creative director even asked chatgpt for ideas on how to stage the final performance. my name is harry yeff, i'm also known as reepsioo, and i'm an artist and director based in london. all of my work centres around new methods of exploring voice and technology. synthetic-sounding beatboxing. i grew up in quite a difficult environment. i wouldn't say that i had an unhappy childhood but it was definitely disorganised. my first love was actually tournament chess. it was playing chess that showed me that creativity can come from any place. both my mum and dad are neurodivergent and i am diagnosed dyslexic and add and in school, that was tough, feeling like you're something else or put in a different category. but in my adult life, it's very much been a superpower. it was through chess that i was first introduced to ai. it's very norma

then you, if someone manages to get into opera house, and if you manage to work with excellent conductorsge, you save it for yourself. and if you are suddenly invited, caressed, it suddenly yes, it usually happens. yes? well, you are doing an audition somewhere, maybe you win some kind of competition and the director of the theater will hear you from i invite you to audition, and to the metropolitan or caressed or well, you have a big mari theater there, they hear you. and suddenly a miracle happens, for whom all of a sudden and others what is all of a sudden? i don't invite, say please, how many of those very hours that you have spent, when no results are yet visible. how much is there that golevin's murtazina, but who taught at one time, this is in ufa and at the institute of art. i studied with her every day for several hours and sometimes even on sunday how old were you i was 16 years old when your voice broke down you passed a lot of voice at 14. i was still at school in high school. but i still went to her and went to work about once a week. here's a little fun. we for half an hour.

cancel these concerts , let it spin like this, dance beautifully, and now on the 15th, near the opera housel be a sanction for a renewed rally organized by the red crown organization, at which i will also be speak out, but friends should also remember that protesting against is only 50% , but fighting for and this is the next 50% which create 100% of this information front, which i emphasize once again which we have one bloody advanced informational and cultural and the cultural and informational front without the public in germany this appearance of netrebko on the poster, well, you know mostly in in sluggishly perceives sluggishly perceives as far as i know rather sluggishly perceives protesting ukrainians and some maybe german circles about ukrainian or conscious germany you know germany not so much she understands this and it hurts, but she doesn't understand because she doesn't know what the problem is, why do we react so painfully to it, and we need to tell them about it, by the way, it's an interesting observation that the issue is not how ukrainians are trying to abolish russian cul

terrible contrast in general, because our ukrainian flag hung through the entire passat of the opera house. the audience of all these ball dresses in sraks and so on . they mocked us four times . euro of each, this man in red pants, this hussar, he means there, he, like a conductor , stood with his back to us and conducted alcoholic beverages, which were drunk en masse by the audience. that's what our said, how our mr. zhdanov said. that all the same, some of them mocked us like that and laughed in our faces. well, the police were honest, the atmosphere was such that i just don’t want to understand, and here are these provocateurs and these are local putin fersteins. is this a russian cotton wool with a german passport russian cotton wool with a german passport, a german cotton wool with a german passport and not only this cotton wool, but also an international one, it is difficult, we did not check their documents, but the phenotype is very, very different, because they could be said that only russians from russians are workers , of course, there were also yes, well, in this case, we know

from bigger names such as the national theatre and royal opera house, down to industry freelancers.ounterpart edward enninful, said the aim was to help a sector badly hit by the economy and a lack of government funding. the pair say most of the donations will go to the arts in london, which they see as a gateway to the rest of the uk. guests were treated to a stunning showcase of performances representing the diversity of the british arts scene. stormzy�*s heavy is the head was greeted by huge cheers from the audience. whilst fka twigs dazzled with a rendition of it's a fine day, complete with dancers. of course, fashion was on the menu. kate moss turned the stage into a catwalk, supported by opera singers. and annie lennox closed the evening with a vocal performance. whilst the world's biggest supermodels — cindy crawford, linda evangelista, naomi campbell and christy turlington — graced the stage holding hands. whether the event was britain's answer to the iconic met gala remains to be decided but it certainly had some big fashion moments to rival it. annabel rackham, bbc news. no

i've been for women outside the up the agenda of parties headquarters in milton in yes, opera, house of parliament has just bossed the landmark women. this was a recent bill, a bill that getting to you as a total of seats for women in the lower house, a fall event and states. somebody's nearly possible in the 950000000 registered photos of women. but they are fox patient in politics and the crime and workforce as the women were part of the crowd . but they were mostly prudent to household support and they were deprived of their rights. but now the rights have been given and it is the moody government which assembled had gotten the passage up the bill and you as a political deadlock. but the more the government is not taking credit for pushing to the legislation that his daughter did with the woman does. indeed not about the but all the show that it is vision. and finally, the more the disability of it. but the weight is still not on the bill is passed. even though the bill was possible across party support. the new law will go into effect on of the 6 years opposition party c. display

from bigger names such as the national theatre and royal opera house down to industry freelancers.im was to help a sector badly hit by the economy and a lack of government funding. the pair say most of the donations will go to the arts in london, which they see as a gateway to the rest of the uk. guests were treated to a stunning showcase of performances representing the diversity of the british arts scene. music. stormzy�*s heavy is the head was greeted by huge cheers from the audience. whilst fka twigs dazzled with a rendition of it's a fine day, complete with dancers. of course, fashion was on the menu. kate moss turned the stage into a catwalk supported by opera singers. and annie lennox closed the evening with a vocal performance. whilst the world's biggest supermodels — cindy crawford, linda evangelista, naomi campbell and christy turlington — graced the stage holding hands. whether the event was britain's answer to the iconic met gala remains to be decided, but it certainly had some big fashion moments to rival it. annabel rackham, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news — w

morning is somehow a little frivolous , please, let's join in at the end with some news from my opera houses occupied by whom the chinese opera singer wangfang visited the building of the broken mariupol drama theater and sang there let's listen in pure chinese language light do you want the words no one no one wants me just reminding her that she stands literally in the same place where according to the calculations of the press of their investigation about 600 ukrainians died, a lot of children women because there are women and the children mostly hid as a bomb shelter, you remember all that were in capital letters specially for the pilots of the russian bombers who were already unhindered at that time dropping bombs in the sky mariupol no longer had an air defense system to shoot them down, they wrote in huge letters with the inscription "dets" in russian so that they could see, nevertheless , this huge bomb was dropped, about 600 people died, i say again , our ministry of foreign affairs has already reacted to this speech called it cynical moral degradation, and the ministry of foreign

began to occupy administrative positions in various entertainment enterprises in moscow at the opera house he looked after the beauty. lida and married her, she became his constant assistant and gave birth to a groomer, his two sons slavik and misha were his last job . when the eater needed to hold creative evenings in minsk, he organized the auditoriums for him. there were not many of them. the house of officers or the palace of trade unions across the road since the pre-war years, the director of the minsk circus was boris efimovich, the booth immediately after the war and the circus. i stood in gorky park from the main entrance on the left side there and now it is still quite a spacious place. here, there was a semi -stationary circus, but at the intersection of yanka kupala street and the avenue, it was renamed many times. and then named after stalin director and the architect zhukov, as if according to a jointly agreed project, began to build the new circus, the residents of minsk wanted you to build the new circus in the city, and now it is ready with an auditorium for 1700 seats. wi

successful local actions of the stormtroopers, they really pushed back a lot and there were measures in opera houses reported by the relevant officials, and i think that if this offensive is developed in the future er, these assault actions, our forces will be able to a-a several ways, but to develop further this and on the sands. how you are schematically drawn here and can cut off the sands from the enemy can take control of the donetsk airport, they can move, must spartaka, that is, further actions will of course be er to hang those bodies of the headquarters that for this purpose we talked with you that we can say that there are really interesting options for continuing the actions accordingly so far we are observing the success of our actions the village of course on this yavonuk's performance is of course aggressive, he is trying to counterattack the contour with a greater number of shelling of the city of avdiyivka, do you understand? do you remember that when our moscow muscovite can't win on the battlefield, it usually tries to win back at the civilian population, so it naturally increased

it was the royal near the opera house.re; the photograph is on the wall. and i immediately heard music , grabbed my skirt and started dancing in circles. she immediately ran up to her mother. if you help, he says, i can have your girl in the frame. this is my first one. uh, i wasn’t with her, and you right at that moment. remember, yes, i remember. yes, i remember, and i remember, i’ve been doing solo concerts since i was 6-7 years old i arranged programs for my relatives, wrote the first number of the song, such a bass, i entered the graphic school. that's right, i entered ballet school for 7 years, and a music school, and then a theater studio, where i played my first leading role as a professional for 10 years. tell the stage of the odessa opera theater, but your parents blasphemed you, or it’s you, or you’re in defiance of everyone, but you still went and signed up for these circles yourself. this means that this often happens most often, no, but my parents immediately realized that there was a geek in the family and,

in the ulezensky district, the opera house packed up the remains of forty thousand peaceful civiliansthe hands of the fascists. during the course of the great aisha war, there are still tires and smaller measures of five children, the remains raised the chronicle under the chance of excavations on a high birch tree for transporting heaps of inshina information about the wounded slave mass mass e, laughing promulgated under the chance investigation from the right abhinacetia of the belarusian people guesses of war thermoproteknem vulga maslowskaya 50 of another, especially poshukova battalion according to the zhurazhka version of a dozen among people at rushitshin, mass lamentation of peaceful fascism was refused by poshukoviki from moscow trial shurpa. they confirmed the report of information that the remains belong to at least forty-seven , civilians, among them at least five, children, respectively, and they relate to the death of life and death to the great patriotic war, therefore we definitely draw the conclusion that these are victims, and of genocide at the mass grave, do you k

it was the royal near the opera house. the film “photo on the wall”. and i immediately heard music, grabbed my skirt and started dancing in circles. she immediately ran up to her mother. remember, he says, can i have your girl in the shot? this is my first one. eh, you understand the shyness of their musicians, and you right at that moment remember, yes, i remember. yes, i remember, and i remember, from the age of 6-7 i was already organizing solo concerts for my family, writing programs, the first number of the song was such a fable. you entered the graphic school correctly, uh, i entered the ballet school at the age of 7, and the music school, and then the bloody theater studio, where i played my first leading role as a professional for 10 years. tell the stage of the odessa operetta theater, are the parents of huli lily in you or are you in defiance of everyone, i still went and signed up for these circles myself. this means that this often happens not, but my parents immediately realized that there was a degenerate in

and also from donations is going to bigger organisations like the national theatre and the royal opera houseashion and people like sienna miller, georgia jaggerand fashion and people like sienna miller, georgia jagger and cara delevigne and acting royalty like damian lewis and kate winslet and also people from the musical world like andrew lloyd webber who famously owns the theatre and has given up the theatre and has given up the space this evening and also stormzy who is on stage performing right now. so this has been a very busy event but also fashion is the most important thing and that the heart of everything that's gone tonight and that's because this is going to be seen as a flagship event for london fashion week which starts tomorrow, so it was reflected in some of the crazy outfits we saw this evening and we will properly see a lot more over the weekend. to a special focus on the programme this friday and the story of 65—year—old ian wallis. in 2011 he hopped on his bike in the uk and started heading east. he cycled all the way to here in singapore raising money for charity, before

in kazan, and muslim was flying by plane through kazan and suddenly decided to stop by the local opera housen tamara took her bow during intermission and was handed a huge basket of carnations. it really was the gesture of a man in love. flowers have eyes performed by the group earthlings . i'm ready to argue with the whole world. i can swear on my head that all colors have eyes. and they look at you and me, i remember once i had flowers for my sweetheart in a clearing and they looked at me, as if saying, she was deceiving. i waited in vain. it would be in vain to throw me flowers, they were lying as we looked. believe me, sorrows grow and ours and worries. in the bitter hour of trouble and failure , i saw flowers, how people cry and grow and fall on their faces. and the reds see off the farewell hour from their native land. the dawn of our heads is on us and my autumn, when are the gardens sad ? it’s a stretch to remember mister heavenly , looking at the sad flowers in the beds. everyone is owled, you see, he blinks, barely. all the flowers will fly towards people, like children into my sou

it was the royal near the opera house.m “photo on the wall”. and i immediately heard music, grabbed my skirt and started dancing in circles. she immediately ran up to her mother. remember, he says, can i have your girl in the shot? this is my first uh no with her, and you right at that moment remember, yes, i remember. yes, i remember, and i remember, from the age of six or seven i was already organizing solo concerts for my relatives, programs , i wrote the first number of the song such a bass, you entered the rheographic school right? eh, i entered a ballet school at the age of 7, and a music school, and then a theater bloody studio, where i played my first leading role as a professional for 10 years. tell the stage of the odessa operetta theater, did your parents blaspheme this about you or did you defy everyone, but you still went and signed up for these circles yourself. this means that this often happens, and most often it doesn’t, and my parents immediately realized that there was a geek in the family and, uh, they

after all, i work at the opera house and i can guess almost anyone.m operaundino, tchaikovsky's opera well done. serrated aria from the opera troubaduro, verdi thank you girl, well done! i think that this is very, very interesting. yes, she is very, very good, she made an interactive one. look to show a surprise to the groom is to do something for the groom. ahh, ariadne was talking exclusively about herself. she is very self-centered. you probably noticed. yes, and in a relationship she will always be first, second third. it's not that she won't listen to you. she won't hear you. that is, uh. behold, she will always be capricious in her own free will. well, you won't be bored. it seems to me that he was interested and more interesting than the previous girl. yes, that’s what you think, yes, yes , gena’s good education suits you very well according to all your criteria, and a family with traditions and moreover, she is still young, you will not be in service for 30 years. look. which plus did you take? yes, intelligence is passed down through the moth

the main parts are performed by soloists, the leading opera houses of the country paid great attentioncostumes, about 400 of them, and all of them are made of natural materials according to historical patterns. margarita ivchenko was among the spectators. loud songs are carried around the astrakhan kremlin already in the first act , the national character of the people is unbending. will is a historical plot of this history of russia which, in general, fits very well. just in the entourage of the kremlin in this place. it may even be in some sense prayed here breathes well. so the opera ivan susanin is also sung well , supported by the presidential fund for cultural initiatives, and the russian opera project itself in the astrakhan kremlin turned 11 years old. we acquaint our residents and guests of our region with creativity and culture, and at the caspis the states passed on a grand scale, concerts of strange particles involved more than two hundred artists , eminent opera directors worked on the project, great attention was paid to their costume in the manner of a fascist. used most

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