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Rising stage star Emilie Kouatchou came close to quitting musical
theater during the pandemic shutdown, worried about the future. She
stuck with it and has now made Broadway history.
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When Harvard’s Asian Student Arts Project first decided to perform
“Legally Blonde” with an all-Asian cast, it was something of a joke. But
by the time the musical sold out last month, it had become a reflection
on white privilege, class and the model minority myth.
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It doesn’t get much more classic than Mozart’s The Magic Flute. As one
of the most well-known works from one of the world’s most well-known
composers, its soaring melodies and whimsical story of prince rescuing
princess have been enchanting audiences for centuries. This is a piece
that has been produced constantly all over the world for hundreds of
years— with such a thick history, reinvention is difficult to imagine.
Difficult, but not impossible. Lyric Opera’s production of The Magic
Flute, originally re-imagined by director Barrie Kosky in collaboration
with performance company 1927, transforms the all too familiar material
into an utterly unpredictable celebration of light, sound, technology
and innovation.
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Rosco is the world’s largest and oldest color filter manufacturer
operating today. Founded more than a century ago, it has developed
numerous color filter lines over the years, including Roscolux, Cinegel,
Supergel, and e-colour+. In this blog, we turn the lens onto Rosco
e-colour+ to answer some of the most common questions posed by film and
television professionals about this popular color filter range.
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Screaming. Suffocating. Panicked. Unconscious.
The concertgoers at a highly anticipated Houston music festival Friday
night say they were shocked to witness how the event brewed into
pandemonium that left at least eight people dead.
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