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GREAT PERFORMANCES' "Rise and Fall of The City of Mahagonny" from LA Opera Audra McDonald, Patti LuPone, and Anthony Dean Griffey star in "Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny" from LA Opera, a new production of one of the great 20th century operas. Tune in to PBS' GREAT PERFORMANCES series (check local listings) for this savage and lyrical satire told in a blend of opera and raucous music hall songs. Tony Award-winner John Doyle ("Company") directs. In this video clip, Audra McDonald sings the opera's best-known song, "Moon of Alabama." For more information, visit www.pbs.org/gperf. One of the longest-running performing arts anthologies on television, the award-winning GREAT PERFORMANCES series presents the best in music, dance, and theater. The series is a production of Thirteen/WNET New York and funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Endowment for the Arts, public television viewers, and PBS.

GREAT PERFORMANCES' Vivere: Andrea Bocelli Live in Tuscany Andrea Bocelli grew up in Lajatico, a rural village in Tuscany, where his family still farms nearby. On the slopes of his ancient hill town, a special theater was constructed for a one-night-only concert of his greatest popular hits along with new songs performed to honor the occasion. Some famous musical friends dropped by and the magical result is VIVERE: ANDREA BOCELLI LIVE IN TUSCANY, airing on PBS' GREAT PERFORMANCES series produced by Thirteen/WNET New York (check local listings). In this video clip, Andrea Bocelli sings "Time to Say Goodbye," a duet with Sarah Brightman. For more information, visit www.pbs.org/gperf. One of the longest-running performing arts anthologies on television, the award-winning GREAT PERFORMANCES series presents the best in music, dance, and theater. The series is a production of Thirteen/WNET New York and funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Endowment for the Arts, public television viewers, and PBS.

GREAT PERFORMANCES' Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival Chicago premieres Wednesday, November 28 at 9 p.m.(ET) on PBS (check local listings). Credited throughout his career with creating super sounds in super groups, Eric Clapton offers his ultimate collaboration with an all-star lineup of B.B. King, Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow, John Mayer, Jeff Beck, Buddy Guy, and more. Bill Murray hosts. A follow-up to his groundbreaking, Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2004 at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, the event drew nearly 28,000 fans to Chicago's Toyota Park on July 28. Like its predecessor, the festival was a benefit for Clapton's Crossroads Centre in Antigua, a drug and alcohol education and treatment facility. "The Crossroads Festival is the realization of a dream for me, to gather a group of amazingly talented musicians to perform on one stage," says Clapton, who remains onstage virtually throughout the entire concert. "The Crossroads performers are all musicians I admire and respect." One of the longest-running performing arts anthologies on television, the award-winning GREAT PERFORMANCES series presents the best in music, dance, and theater. The series is a production of Thirteen/WNET New York and funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Endowment for the Arts, public television viewers, and PBS.

James McCoy at Boston Poetry Slam, Cantab, December 2006. Music credit: "Re-Arrange" from Pirate Radio (2000), ToneFactory.com. Formats available: Flash Video (.flv) Tags: james mccoy, cambridge, cantab, cctvcambridge, lettersofmarque, poet, poetry, performing arts, thompson

Frogg Marlowe and Jaycatt Nico visit the Circus and bring a Second Life and virtual audience. Upright and Respirating and telling tales. This is a a look inside the duo recently featured in Rolling Stone and on MTV. froggmarlowe.com and jaycattnico.com

Frogg and Jaycatt are argueably among the most popular live music performers in Second Life. They were among the first to play there and have a huge and faithful following. Many Second Lifers were in the club. It was amazing. froggmarlowe.com

Dusty York and his sidemen do the hard way. Complex heads, daring choruses, agressive solos, and tough ensemble performance. Dusty talks of influences and shares a cut from his CDs. Lovingly brash hard core jazz. No fooling around. diaticrecord.com

Dusty York is a surprising and adventurous musical explorer intent on keeping modern free jazz fresh and exciting. His deep appreciation of jazz traditions is strenuous challenge only a sharp and disciplined mind can achieve. diaticrecords.com

Author: lakehollywood Added: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 18:55:10 -0800 Duration: 220Jonathan prepares audition for Tin Tim

RUDOLF NUREYEV is one of the enduring icons of 20th-century dance. NUREYEV: THE RUSSIAN YEARS is a new examination of the key period in his life prior to and immediately following his famous "leap to freedom" in 1961. Premiering Wednesday, August 29 on Thirteen/WNET New York's GREAT PERFORMANCES on PBS (check local listings), the special weaves recent interviews with Russian colleagues and rare archival footage of the young dancer never before seen in the West. For more information visit www.pbs.org/gperf. A BBC production in association with Thirteen/WNET New York, the program can also be seen in the U.K. on BBC (check local listings). One of the longest-running performing arts anthologies on television, the award-winning GREAT PERFORMANCES series presents the best in music, dance, and theater. The series is a production of Thirteen/WNET New York and funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the National Endowment for the Arts, public television viewers, and PBS. Major corporate funding is provided by UBS.

August 20, 2007: Jordi Wallen (Student at NYU Tisch School of the Arts), News and Headlines NOTE: *** Thanks to everyone for voting for us in the 2007 Podcast Awards in the Cultural/Arts category. While we did not win (congratulations to This American Life ), we appreciate all the support! We will get them next year! *** This week, with students heading back to college, we thought we would take a look at what it is like to attend one of the most prestigious performing arts schools in the nation, the NYU Tisch School of the Arts in New York City. Jordi Wallen, who is currently a student at Tisch, stops by the studio to give us her impressions. We contiune our new Broadway News (in five minutes or less) segment. We also have community theatre news and our Editors Gone Wild! headline segment. Don't forget to add yourself to our FRAPPR map. See it and add your pin. Download (27:49/ 25.4 MB) | Subscribe to Podcast Shows Discussed: Lovers' Quarrels - (Dramatists Play Service, Inc.) Luminescence Dating - (Playscripts, Inc.) Calling All - (Playscripts, Inc.) Articles Discussed: Grease Is the Word: Broadway Revival Opens Aug. 19 (Playbill.com) S. Epatha Merkerson Returns To Broadway (AP Via CBS News) Nixon Leaves Office (Again): Frost/Nixon Ends Broadway Run Aug. 19 (Playbill.com) American Idol musical shuts down early (Stage News) Mamma Mia! Becomes Longest-Running Show at London's Prince of Wales Theatre Aug. 19 (Playbill.com) Carole Shelley Heading Back to Broadway in Wicked (Broadway.com) Barbour Will Play Dark Hero of Tale of Two Cities Musical; Casting Announced (Playbill.com) Sam Mendes Attacked by Broadway Legend Laurentis (Contact Music.com) Altar Boyz and Forbidden Broadway Among Shows Taking Part in 20at20 (Playbill.com) Broadway Grosses: Rent Still Rising; Spring Tops 100% (Broadway.com) Raisin in the Sun â with Combs, McDonald and Rashad â to Air in February (Playbill.com) Billy Elliot Jumps for Joy in Shubert Alley; Next Stop â Imperial in September 2008 (Playbill.com) Richmond theater damaged by electrical fire (AP via NewsLink Indiana) Sprinkler system floods the stage at cultural arts center (Suffolk News-Herald) Links: NYU Tisch School of the Arts - http://www.tisch.nyu.edu Podcast Awards - http://www.PodcastAwards.com ShowBizRadio.net - http://www.ShowBizRadio.net Musicalworld Podcast - http://www.musicalworld.us Talk Theatre in Chicago Podcast - http://www.theatreinchicago.com/talk/ NJTheater.com - http://www.njtheater.com Cool as Hell Theatre Podcast - http://www.coolashelltheatre.com Music used this episode: Moving On - Steve Parsons Crowe Jam - Charlie Crowe Happy - Jimmie Bratcher Finish Line - Steve Parsons City Beats - Butn Pushn Teknohedz Showdown at the Bridge - Eric Dietrich Head in the Clouds - Jeff Schram

August 2007 opening sequence of Cambridge Nights, a series of performing arts. Audio: "Tonight" by John Wayne Army (http://www.johnwaynearmy.co.uk/). Formats available: Flash Video (.flv), MPEG1 Video (.mpg) Tags: cambridge nights, cctvcambridge, performing arts, poetry, music, dance, lettersofmarque, thompson

August 2007 opening sequence of Cambridge Nights, a series of performing arts. Formats available: Microsoft Video (.avi), Flash Video (.flv) Tags: cambridge nights, cctvcambridge, performing arts, poetry, music, dance, lettersofmarque, thompson

August 2007 opening sequence of Cambridge Nights, a series of performing arts.

Un bel di vedremo from Madame Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini. Performed by the IU Opera Theater on April 6 2007 in the Musical Arts Center with the IU Symphony Orchestra Conductor: David Effron Stage Director: Nicholas Muni Set and Costume Designers: Max Röthlisberger and C. David Higgins. Lighting Designer: Michael Schwandt Diction Coach: Mona Tobin Houston Cio-cio San: Jung Nan Yoon Suzuki: Heng Xia Goro: Carmund White

Un bel di vedremo from Madame Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini. Performed by the IU Opera Theater on April 6 2007 in the Musical Arts Center with the IU Symphony Orchestra Conductor: David Effron Stage Director: Nicholas Muni Set and Costume Designers: Max Röthlisberger and C. David Higgins. Lighting Designer: Michael Schwandt Diction Coach: Mona Tobin Houston Cio-cio San: Jung Nan Yoon Suzuki: Heng Xia Goro: Carmund White

Sarah Rabdau performs at Lizard Lounge, Cambridge, April 21, 2007. Singer-songwriters Rabdau, Max Melton, & Laura Younger each did a set to open for Fluttr Effect Trio. Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv), Quicktime (.mov) Tags: sarah rabdau, rabdau, singer-songwriter, music, cambridge, cctvcambridge, boston, lettersofmarque, thompson, performing arts

Dance company Beat Tree perform The bird sings her sweet, sad song and we remember, through our sorrows, the unending cycle of life..." at the Dance Complex as part of the annual 12 Dancers Dancing showcase event produced by Honey Blonder with the Dance Complex Faculty. Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv) Tags: beat tree, marianne harkless, dance, performing arts, cambridge, boston, letters of marque, thompson, honey blonder

Created and Hosted by: Kristin Sloan Produced by: New York City BalletAppearances and Special Thanks: EPISODE 3 - Characters Peter Martins - Choreographer, Director in Chief Albert Evans - "Prince of Verona" Darci Kistler - "Lady Capulet" Gina Pazcoguin - "The Nurse" Jock Soto - "Lord Capulet" + Members of the NYCBMusic from Romeo and Juliet by: Sergei Prokofiev Used by arrangement with G. Schirmer, Inc. publisher and copyright owner. 2007 New York City Ballet

This is the intro sequence for episode 24 of Cambridge Nights, a video/TV series of live performing arts in and around Cambridge and Boston. Produced by Thompson @ Letters of Marque productions in association with CCTV. Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv) Tags: dance, 12 dancers dancing, dance complex, honey blonder, cambridge, performing arts, cambridge nights, letters of marque, thompson, series

College spoken word / slam sensation, Jess Del'Balzo (Emerson), performs her "With some people, it's like smoking." Three other leaders among Boston area college-age performance poets, Dan Ames (Harvard) Jamei Bauer (Mt. Ida) Jonathan Chin (Boston Univ) joined Del'Balzo as BPS Jan 31 feature. Billed as the "Boston Intercollegiate Slam Team," they packed the Cantab Underground and shook the house hard enough for Redline passengers to report tremors and sweats. They continue to make bigger waves every month in rooms around this town and maybe yours.  Formats available: Windows Media (.wmv) Tags: jess delbalzo, boston poetry slam, boston intercollegiate slam team, bps cantab, slamnews, slamnews.com, letters of marque, cctvcambridge, slam poetry, performance poetry, performing arts, cambridge, thompson

From Act II of Too Many Sopranos by Edwin Penhorwood. Performed by the IU Opera Theater on February 10, 2007 in the Musical Arts Center with the IU Concert Orchestra. Conductor: Kevin Noe Stage Director: Vincent Liotta Designer: Robert O'Hearn Lighting Designer: Michael Schwandt Wig and Makeup Designer: Sondra Nottingham. St. Peter: Alan Dunbar Gabriel: Jacob Sentgeorge Dame Doleful: Lindsay Ammann Madame Pompous: Siân Davies Miss Titmouse: Angela Mannino Just Jeanette: Jacqueline Brecheen Enrico Carouser: Daniel Shirley Unnamed Bass: Aubrey Allicock Nelson Deadly: Brian Arreola Sandman: Valerie Vinzant Orson: Carl Kanowsky

From Act II of Too Many Sopranos by Edwin Penhorwood. Performed by the IU Opera Theater on February 10, 2007 in the Musical Arts Center with the IU Concert Orchestra. Conductor: Kevin Noe Stage Director: Vincent Liotta Designer: Robert O'Hearn Lighting Designer: Michael Schwandt Wig and Makeup Designer: Sondra Nottingham. St. Peter: Alan Dunbar Gabriel: Jacob Sentgeorge Dame Doleful: Lindsay Ammann Madame Pompous: Siân Davies Miss Titmouse: Angela Mannino Just Jeanette: Jacqueline Brecheen Enrico Carouser: Daniel Shirley Unnamed Bass: Aubrey Allicock Nelson Deadly: Brian Arreola Sandman: Valerie Vinzant Orson: Carl Kanowsky

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