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Enjoy a show!
Julie
Taymor’s costumes for The
Lion King
are plain wonderful. The musical is traveling
in 2005. See it in New York, California, Minnesota, Maryland,
Arizona, Massachusetts |
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Julie
Taymor’s new production of Mozart’s
Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute),
will resume April 8-23 at the Metropolitan Opera, New York City. Taymor’s production is magical. Masked “bird ladies” on stilts wear hoop skirts. The winged Queen of the Night sprouts spider-like fingers. There are giant puppets, animal-shaped kites, even massive dancing bears. MORE |
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The
annual Ethnic Dance Festival ( June
11-26 2005 at the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco) has, for 25 years, presented diverse world dances: classical, sacred, vernacular and folk, all by the Bay Area ethnic communities. MORE |
| Little
Women opened in January 2005 at New York’s Virginia
Theater. Louisa May Alcott’s classic American Civil War story
of Jo (played by Tony award winning Sutton Foster) and her three
sisters has been |
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Anna
Karenina, the ballet, will be
performed mid-May 2005 at the Majestic Theater in Boston. Tolstoy’s
story of passion and power in St. Petersburg Russia will be danced
by the Eifman Ballet. |
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Mama Mia!
is at the Winter Garden Theater, New York. The sunny,
funny musical unfolds on a tiny Greek island. On the eve of her
wedding, a daughter's |
| Steel Magnolias,
at the Lyceum Theater, NYC,
opens April 4 2005. Set in a beauty salon in Louisiana, this is
a comedy and a tear jerker about genteel but tough, eccentric
women who spar and support each other. |
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Wicked,
a post feminist, socially-conscious |
