and this was the second ballet in his life with swan lake.riously tormented, because he did not know the specifics of the genre at all, and he did not hide this, he does not take cases. i just didn’t understand what exactly was required of him and kept talking about how unsuccessfully i was working, that is, today imagine such assessments, when in general there is no theater in the world that would not perform swan lake, but no matter how it was, but in the sleeping beauty union maria petipa, it was very close. and this interaction came to an end when he began to understand, so to speak. here are the boundaries of the same genre, what are we talking about? he demanded from the five- phases that he write to him, clearly and clearly. how many ticks are needed? how much the scene should sound, who should be in it, and what kind of effects the blitzmaster would like to hear, it is surprising to hear today, but this is a fact after that tchaikovsky wrote the following phrase, the more boundaries i have. moreover, i free. this is an amazing phenome

and this was the second ballet already in his life with swan lake.seriously tormented, because he did not know the specifics of the genre at all, and he did not hide it. he doesn't take cases. i just didn’t understand what exactly was required of him and kept talking about how unsuccessfully i was working, that is, today imagine such assessments, when, in general, there is no theater in the world that would not perform swan lake, but no matter how , and next time the union of marios petipa was very close. and this interaction on the rings came when he began to understand, so to speak. here are the boundaries of the same genre, what are we talking about? he demanded that the five- pash write to him clearly and clearly. how many ticks are needed? how much the scene should sound, who should be in it and what kind of effects the master would like to hear, it is surprising to hear today, but this is a fact after that tchaikovsky wrote the following phrase, the more boundaries i have. what's more, i'm free. this is an amazing phenomenon associated with the

at last shakes does re interpretation of swan lake is coming to the stage. he's renamed the piece swan cake. it's less about the profound and more about the pleasure of nonsense being. he composed the music himself, he does, for most of his choreography. okay. he's having a last consultation with the company's director and i go to head you're hearing there are still a few details to be ironed out to like, how will the curtain cold be done and what for suitable soundtrack? like confetti cannon. yeah. ward over there, feather lisa from the ceiling fans and the tar and feather riveted. amanda and then don. ah, yeah, that is so like the pricing, the audience. yeah. so basically, yeah. like how would start this one lake is an unrecognizable version of tchaikovsky. massey there's no white swan to be a damn, says are in colorful casual gear. instead of fairy tale bliss. this pump instead of themes, their purity and beauty. a crazy true phyllis, the stage. instead of melodrama. best light hearted chaos. it's more like a wild party lasting late into the night, told a

his 1st production with a goatee dance company is a re interpretation of swan lake. by the time rehearsals are over, valley, anything will remain of the classic. the world famous ballet is given the typical shape, the treatment. the idea for the adaptation came from the dance company director who wanted the original ballet to spock something entirely unique. but when every kid spoke about it in the beginning i was a bit like. busy ross sworn leg, but exactly, that is what's interesting for me, the conflict, the, me, the story, the, the culture around the, to the culture around what, you know, ballets and beauties. and that just makes me feel like i wanna break everything. you know, it makes me feel like i want to put the theater on fire. contemporary donors as an act that blues away the old to make way that the new radicalism is part of who hello fresh. chester is deeply in tune with a tight geist he permits different ideas of beauty. diversity for me, is it the heart of what contemporary dances? the world of bella comes from a very particular culture, from a culture

his 1st production with the goatee dance company is a re interpretation of swan lake. by the time rehearsals are over, barely anything will remain of the classic. the world famous ballet is given the typical shape, the treatment. the idea for the adaptation came from the dance company director who wanted the original ballet to spock, something entirely unique. but when every kid spoke about it in the beginning, i was a bit like law sworn leg. but exactly that is what's interesting for me. the conflict, the, me for the story, the, the culture around the, to the culture around what, you know, ballets and beauties. and that just makes me feel like i want to break everything. you know, it makes me feel like i want to put the theater on fire contemporary dominance as an act that blues away the old to make way for the new radicalism is part of who, who fish. chester is deeply in tune with the tight geist he promotes different ideas of beauty. diversity for me, is it the heart of what contemporary dances? the world of ballot comes from a very particular culture, from a cultur

and this was the second ballet in his life with swan lake. he was seriously tormented, because he did not know the specifics of the genre at all, and he did not hide it. he doesn't take cases. i just didn’t understand what exactly was required of him and kept talking about how unsuccessfully i was working, that is, today imagine such assessments, when in general there is no theater in the world that would not perform swan lake, but no matter how , and in the sleeping beauty, the union with marios petipa was very tight. and this interaction came to an end when he began to understand, so to speak. here are the boundaries of the same genre, what are we talking about? he demanded from the five-phases that he write to him, clearly and clearly. how many ticks are needed ? how much the scene should sound, who should be in it and what kind of effects the blademaster would like to hear, it is surprising to hear today, but this is a fact after that tchaikovsky wrote the following phrase, the more boundaries i have. what's more, i'm free. this amazing p

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tour features the classic "swan lake." ♪ and a new work choreographed after the war started called "tribute" ♪ >> it's our place to fight. because our task is to save ukrainian culture. because culture is the country. and ukraine has a great history, and our task is to save it. >> they're so brave and talented. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," a big announcement from a nascar champion. >>> the longest-serving female inmate in california history has been denied parole again. patricia crenwinkle is a former member of the toe notorious manson family, convicted in the murders of act recognize sharon tooit and others in 1969. governor newsom ruled she's still a danger to society. she's now 74 years old. >>> nascar champion kurt busch announced he would not compete full-time this season. he's recovering from concussion he suffered in a crash this summer. the 44-year-old spoke in las vegas. >> as i continue to focus on my health towards being cleared, i will be stepping away from full-time nascar cup series competition in 2023. >> busch is the last active driver to compete against fellow nascar

ballet ukraine is on fire , and they gathered at tours to poland with ballet performances of lusk and swan lakehe music of tchaikovsky, this is not in my head ukrainian theater in the midst of the war travels around europe glorifying the great russian culture ugh only after the great scandal and the intervention of our journalists, in particular, these tours of the dnipro theater were finally canceled, a separate story of our figures who migrated to russia and the war was at their throats, only odessan regina todorenko was remembered, the host from orel and reshka is known for her, it is as if war does not exist andriy milk humorist and sketch show star faina ukraina, originally from korosten in zhytomyr oblast, moved to russia eight years ago, and while his native korosten is being bombed, it is said that the tin man is losing his wits. years ago, i couldn't even imagine that there would be fascists walking around kyiv in droves. his fellow humorist, anton lirnyk, who was born in kropyvnytskyi, was also silent. and then he wrote a section to save the residents of volnovakha from the humanitari

on fire, and they have gathered on a tour to poland with ballet performances the nutcracker and swan lake, it does not fit in the head the ukrainian theater in the midst of the war travels around europe glorifying the great russian culture. only after the great scandal and the intervention of our journalists, in particular, did these tours of the dnipro theater come to you a separate story was canceled, our figures who migrated to russia and the war across their throats did not remember only regina todorenko from odesa, the host from oryol and reshka is known for her war as if it does not exist andrii molochnyi comedian and star of the sketch show faina yukrayna , originally from korosten, zhytomyr oblast, for eight years that's why he moved to russia, and while his native korosten is being bombed by the russians, they say that tin is losing the rest of his mind in general. 5 years ago, i didn't even think that there would be fascists walking around kiev in droves. his brother in humor, anton lirnyk, that was born in kropyvnytskyi, too, was silent, and then he recorded the detachment in o

ukraine is on fire and they gathered on a tour to poland with ballets, you are the nutcracker and swan lake the music of tchaikovsky, it does not fit in the head ukrainian theater in the midst of the war travels around europe glorifying the great russian culture, ugh, only after the great scandal and the intervention of our journalists, in particular, these tours of dniprovsky the theater was eventually canceled, a separate story of our actors who migrated to russia and the war across their throats did not mention only odesa woman regina todorenko, known to the presenter from orel and reshka for her war as if it doesn't exist andriy molochniy, comedian and star of the sketch show faina yukraina, originally from korosten, zhytomyr oblast, moved to russia eight years ago, and while his native korosten is being bombed, people say that the tin man is losing the rest of his mind, even five years ago, i didn't even think about it maybe there will be fascists walking around kyiv in droves. his fellow humorist, anton lirnyk, who was born in kropyvnytskyi, was also silent . невроное обрасбался, but

that there is no gentle person there . gentle russia with the swan lake must be stopped and once he ison a chain, destroyed as such a class, you understand, that is, so that it is not in the form in which it is now, i understand the problem of the west, which he is now trying to solve, who will be after putin and who will be to control nuclear weapons, when now such monsters like prigozhin and kadyra are coming to the surface, it is clear that in the west there is a huge, huge, huge desire, and i think that this is done on purpose in russia as well. putin will negotiate with kadyrov without an audience. this is this . a dwarf and well, if you don't take responsibility then as far as possible sign the surrender act thank you, mr. generals, for the conversation it was viktor yagun, major general of the security service of ukraine in reserve , former deputy head of the security service of ukraine good health and see you on other broadcasts, friends, we work live on the air of the espresso tv channel, as well as on youtube and facebook , for those who are currently watching us on youtube,

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fall, it's from the outside somehow you can see in advance or notice or at some point you just know swan lakeh report uh i'm tired well i don't know absolutely for sure no, i won't be tired. there may just be a message that the president of the russian federation died of a serious illness, a solemn funeral, mourning for 10 days, if the war continues at this time, some missile attacks on the territory of ukraine, say the struggle for power between associates in two or three months after the funeral, but we will find out about it already, as it is correct to say in fact. when we find out about it, it may be in a few months or it may be in a few years because vladimir putin is only 70 years old. as far as i i understand that he is going to be the president of the russian federation for life. he will rule only with a few healthy people. in the event of his departure, because you must understand that each of these persons may believe that the victory of another person in the struggle for power will mean his political and financial collapse. and these people own billions of dollars, they cannot tak

is on fire and they gathered on a tour to poland with the ballet performances the nutcracker and swan lakeound europe glorifying the great russian culture ugh, only after the great scandal and the intervention of journalists in particular, these tours of the dnipro theater were in the end, a separate story of our figures who migrated to russia and the war was at their throats was canceled , only the odesa woman regina todorenko did not mention it , as the presenter from orel and reshka knows, for her, it is as if war does not exist andriy molochnyi, a comedian and star of the sketch show faina ukraina, originally from korosten in zhytomyr oblast, moved to russia eight years ago, and while his native korosten is being bombed, people say that the tin man is losing the rest of his mind. fascists will walk in crowds. his brother in humor, anton lirnyk, who was born in kropyvnytskyi, was also silent . the analytical marathon of the espresso tv channel was in full swing , we informed you about the most important things, we understand that now the whole territory of ukraine is in a state of alarm

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that there is no gentle russia with swan lake. the form in which it is now. i understand the problem of the west, which he is currently trying to solve: who will be after putin and who will control those nuclear weapons, when now such monsters as prigozhin and kadyrov are coming to the surface, it is clear that the west is huge, huge, so huge desire. i think that this is done on purpose in russia as well. what, look, you don't want to negotiate with putin with kadyrov without an audience. this is this . this is one of the elements of the psychological war. will find those people in russia who will be able to stop their dwarf in time and well, if they do not take responsibility, then at the very least sign the act of surrender thank you, mr. generals , for the conversation. this was viktor yagun, major general of the security service of ukraine stock former eh deputy head of the security service of ukraine good health and see you in other broadcasts, friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on youtube and facebo

sergey all the time swan lake he just wants to hear him on tv, this is jose morel, people who supportaine, eu states and us members, nato does not block any nuclear attack against ukraine will create a response, a non-nuclear response, but such a powerful response from the military side that the russian army will completely destroyed well, this means that the army is destroyed. in general, to be honest, unlike joseph borel, i do not consider a nuclear attack to be realistic. i am so skeptical of everything that mr. putin says, and that you they said how realistic it is, they are always there , then they will send a submarine somewhere, then they will send some bombers to the polish peninsula , then something else, something else, shorter threats, a lot of things, not much. you know, mykola, i have the same uh-uh situation. how about you ? so, at the beginning of my officer service, i dealt with such objects a little, and therefore i can say that i also have very little faith in the fact that they will do something . with all nuclear facilities, whether military or cinema - it does not

because sooner or later everything will be even, this parade of the republic, we will all see that swan lakethe russian on tv channels where they will say that vladimir putin is now in a state of health or in some way it is not important that one vladimir will be taken out of the mausoleum, maybe another vladimir will be brought into that mausoleum, but it will happen, the question is winter or not winter, well, that is the question . what my colleagues said is a question for our state, it is for our those in power should prepare to have a double supply of pumps, generators, or something else, it should not rest only on the shoulders of ukrainians. and here, colleagues from the homeland said that the europeans promise to help us there. where is the help, you know, if you regard this war as a struggle for our independence, then i apologize. and what else do the europeans owe? we will owe something at a time when we produce asphalt of the wrong caliber, which does not fit into my barrel. why should i buy from the europeans ? we also have to think with our own eyes. what should we do to allocat

spectacular performance, of course, a spectacular performance or a classic one that gathers more audiences swan lake. the nutcracker staged by elizariev, of course, both projects are relative. recently. the maestro himself reloaded gourmets. they know these positions on the poster, the impulse to action is to urgently run for tickets to baku - this is the city where they feast eclecticism exists at the crossroads of cultures, in which each, like a spice, complements one another, a bright note will become and the belarusian program within the framework of the days of culture of belarus in azerbaijan is still being approved, but it is already clear that the belarusian side lived to present an option not only for gourmets, but also for a wide audience , and the east is a delicate matter and this audience needs a special approach to the belarusians, the azerbaijani audience will definitely go, the palace of culture also has a good capacity. oliva at this site hold concerts and host performances. keep under the stage and scenery, yes, the belarusian ministry of culture and the belarusian embassy in azerb

she danced the nutcracker, swan lake in all those there is a russian noble man or a picture of christmas it is happy, that was a cultural challenge to stalin he could not allow to exist. that is where he is the gaming outlined in book to kill her. >> once we got to anna and organization of what was called lab one. by stalin. that lead to soviet actual soviet bioweapons production as late as 1970s, 80s, 90s now began gain under putin. from this we learned that there was huge biowar labs set up up in soviet union and also in china. that took another year to do research on china, that is how the book camera about. >> one thing that struck me. that i suppose it makes sense after the fact, is the extent to which stalin went to cover it up. you go through creation of lab one. and then remarkably, all of the executioner, save for a small number were themselves executed that includes scientists and doctors whoin created the poisons, were you stunned when you came across the evidence. >> we came across killing after killing, he wanted to cover hisan tracks. he did so with various poisons he would

uh, well, for example, the famous ballet swan lake will be staged in france this year in the opera bastille, but literally yesterday, october 21 in the metropolitan. he opera ended the premiere series. uh, tchaikovsky's operas lady muggles of the mtsensk district, and literally 9 days later, on october 31, the franceste began in the comedy premiere performances. the performances of the cherry orchard and this premiere will last until the end of january, that is, cultural figures from different countries continue to aspire to moscow, including those whose governments demonstrate their completely unfriendly attitude towards russia in november, for example, the traditional debut festival will be held in vgike has already sent applications from 40 countries, including the so-called unfriendly, and within the framework of this discussion, both with well-known figures of russian culture and with government officials. we, uh, are supposed to talk about what same power of russian culture. and how it will develop in the new realities and, probably, we will start from the very beginning, that what gi

she danced the nutcracker, swan lake, and all those there's always a russian nobleman. there's a christmas that's happy about the cultural challenge to stalin that he could allow to exist. that's what used to gain who are outlined in the book to kill her. once we got to pavlova and organization of what was called lab one by stalin, let us into the so become actual soviet bioweapons production as late as the 1970s, \80{l1}s{l0}\'80{l1}s{l0}, '90s, and now begun again under putin. a we learn there were huge bio were labs not only set up an soviet union but in china. so that took us another year to do the research on china, and that's where the book came about another book in general came about. >> one of the things that struck me that i supposed to make sense after the fact is the extent to which stalin went to cover these things up. so you go through the creation of lab one and then remarkably all of the executioners, save just a very small number of them, were themselves executed. this included even the scientists and the doctors who created a lot of these novel poisons

bursting at the seams and torn like a patchwork quilt, then on one side or the other, the august puffy, swan lakemonstrative exit from the union of the baltic states, not the velnius riot police did not swear allegiance to the new authorities. eh, everyone's brothers, when we went out, well, many who lived there, and i lived in particular, there were apartments, all the apartments had a red stripe. it was impossible to sell it just to leave. this is what, basically, uh, well, it practically happened, of course our services. konstantin returned to riga to his parents, his wife and 16-year-old son. he lived and did not know that a case was being sewn on him and his colleagues in neighboring lithuania when they arrived, to iron the arrests and reported on what, well, for me it was just a shock in a criminal case. no, not a single piece of evidence that konstantin was involved in the murder of customs officers vmyatinenko. no, there are no fingerprints of any biomaterials, there is something else to prove that it was nikulin who was there . well, that is, he didn’t drive close, shot eight people and

pavlova, the great cultural symbol of russia to the entire world she danced, the the nutcracker swan lake and of those there's always a nobleman. there's a picture of christmas happy. that was a cultural to stalin that he couldn't it couldn't allow it to exist. and that's why he used the russia gang in paris who were outlined in the book to try to kill her. once we got to and the organization of what was called lab one by stalin it led us into the soviet actual soviet bioweapons production as late as the 1970s, eighties, nineties and now begun again under putin. outline in other books by defectors. kenneth albert. from there learned that there were huge pile by war labs set up not only in the soviet union but in china. and so that took another year or two to do the research on china. and that's where the book came about and how the in general came about. so one of the things that struck me, i suppose, makes sense after the fact is the extent which stalin went to cover these up. so you go through the creation of of lab one and then remarkably all of the executioners save, just a very small

pina bausch , the audience still cannot forget their corpses, how, after the swan lake familiar to usin tutus with a man in shaggy pantaloons, but now there is russian moscow everything and they came here and the sandwich and shooters of the ensepan precisely because they considered it necessary to bow to the russian. well, here's what was happening on the streets of moscow when chekhovsky went beyond the theater suburbs then valery shadrin even had to negotiate with the city authorities, so that the trolleybus wires were removed for a while. after all, the director asked so, and hollywood stars and the pearls of charlie chaplin's grandchildren fell ill. and at the relay and james dash, they are all in different time came to the festival fell in love with its unique atmosphere dreaming from now on. from now on, he shows his production here, by the way, viewers from the regions also got the opportunity to see them. actor yevgeny mironov often says that he owes his best roles in the theater to the chekhov festival once. he played hamlet in stein's production later in boris godunov with

what is happening to them, because four tv channels on four tv channels instead of swan lake, there isdying and people in this country sentenced to starvation to poverty to death. and today they finally have the opportunity to see the light, sober up and look around what is happening, and i will tell you honestly, then protest movement, and ukrainians have learned to protest, and we have already seen the question as a result of these protests. in what direction will these protests go, but for the authorities of zelensky for this marinette regime. this, of course, is a dead end, because as many as there are weapons on hand. ukrainians, i think not, in any country in the world. we remember how it was issued at the beginning of february, millions of barrels. and now i know, i am sure of this, that these are millions of trunks. soon they will turn against these buffoons who destroy and sentenced the people to death, the ukrainians will stand up and demolish the zelensky regime, and this is what these puppets are most afraid of, and the west is afraid of this because everyone understands pe

walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy this base and the history behind it. the diversity that exists in such an urban city, the concrete, the streets, cars, we have this oasis of a natural environment. it reminds us of what san francisco initially was. >> this is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available to get you there easily. and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. this is yo

this year in the olkhon region you can see a unique phenomenon on one of the lakes, a large flock of white swansnts of baikal beauties designate these stones as the work of man as their individual places of power, some statues reach a height of more than three meters, in general, breathe in silence. calm somehow reboot artists come to olkhon for inspiration with kala shaman. it has long taken pride of place on the canvases of the creators of the heart of the world. here the heart opens up to meet. sacred pillars as an integral part of burkhan cape to meet the art of love to freedom. here you can tie a ribbon and make a wish. local shamans also perform rituals here and consider it a place of power. although all the inhabitants of the baikal shores are unanimous in one opinion that instead of strength, it cannot be something local - this is all the legendary lake aleksey kilevovich novotroitsk launched the first plant in russia for the production of sodium pyrosulfite; it is used in the food industry as a preservative that prevents bacteria from multiplying, as well as an antioxidant, bleach and b