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Wax Crayons That Forged A World
- By Victor Epand
- Published Friday 4th 2008
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In admiration of the simplest drawing tool that every child has owned.
The Edinburgh Fringe and the Great Beyond
- By Samantha Gilmartin
- Published Thursday 26th 2008
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The Edinburgh Fringe has become a staple part of one of the most iconic and popular arts festivals in the world. But with many criticising the modern shape and content of the event, has the Fringe cut itself off from tradition and lost its distinctive look?
The Austin Museum of Art is a public museum located in downtown Austin. This article talks about some the the things Austin Museum of Art has to offer.
Celebrity Obsession A Stage Too Far?
- By Samantha Gilmartin
- Published Tuesday 17th 2008
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When Sir Jonathan Miller's critically acclaimed version of Hamlet wasn't picked up by any West End producers, he became the latest in a long line of high profile detractors from the recent penchant for star-studded casts. Is he right to hit back at an industry bloated by its own self importance? Or is this possibly the archetypal classic case of sour grapes?
Digital Ash In A Digital Urn: Does The Digital Age Mean The Death Sentence For Live Theatre?
- By Samantha Gilmartin
- Published Tuesday 10th 2008
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Since the BBC announced that over 7.2 million users have logged on to its iplayer service in only its first two months and the relentless rise of 'less than legal' content streamers sky-rockets, we may ask ourselves: does the dawn of the digital age mean the death sentence for live theatre?
Rising Theatre Audiences - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
- By Samantha Gilmartin
- Published Tuesday 3rd 2008
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Barely a day goes by without either Andrew Lloyd Webber or Cameron Mackintosh announcing further proof that their recent string of television shows have bumped up theatre audience figures all over the country. In the wake of inflation and the credit crunch however, we may have to ask: just how long will our love affair with the West End last?
Learning to dance can be overwhelming if for those who think they got moves! It is important to start slow and build your comfort level. This article is for beginners and those wanting to learn how to dance.
Have You Seen the Broadway Musical Young Frankenstein?
- By Jason OConnor
- Published Friday 16th 2008
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Learn all about the Broadway Musical Young Frankenstein, a play adapted from Mel Brooks' film.
Detroit City in the early 1900s was a pulsing industrial center, surrounded by sprawling steel and automotive plants. Jobs were plentiful and workers were needed. During that labor wave, thousands of African Americans from the south flocked to Detroit, seeking work and a better life.
Magic Music Days At Disneyland
- By Kenneth Scott
- Published Tuesday 4th 2008
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We normally associate Disney Land with fun and frolic and kids. Apart from entertainment, Disney land has contributed its bit to education of the young in one way or the other.
Performing magic is great way to meet people or to simply impress your friends. There are some magic tricks that look great to other people but are actually easy to perform. 3 easy magic tricks that you can perform are the Water to Ice trick, the Disappearing Coin trick, and the Magically Burned String trick.
After taking a few lessons the student may find that he has a hitherto unsuspected talent for the art of ventriloquism, which only needs proper cultivation to be made a source of amusement and profit.
Learning to dance is fun - and it is easy. In a sense it is like learning a new language - a language in which moods and emotions are expressed in movement; a language of rhythm, grace and harmony. It is new - but in a very real sense it is the oldest language in the world, for dancing is the oldest form of art.
Why A Night at the Theater Can Approach Perfection
- By Jason OConnor
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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Learn why attending a show at the theater with a friend or date can be one of the most perfect evening activities to choose from.
FAQ - Who Is Tintin The Belgian Boy Detective?
- By Holly Franklin
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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Tintin is well known in France, where at least four in ten household own a Tintin book or album. Tintin is unknown in America due to the fact that he was introduced to the world three months after Mickey Mouse. With the Tintin movie scheduled for release in 2009 why not find out more about him. This article gives a quick introduction to the Belgian boy detective.
What It's Like To Attend a Broadway Show
- By Jason OConnor
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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Learn what the experience of going to a Broadway play is like.
FAQ - What Is The Ligne Calire Style Developed By Herge For Tintin?
- By Holly Franklin
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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Tintin has evolved into a very unique style that was created by the illustrator Herge. This style influenced the likes of Andy Warhol. Discover ligne claire style in this article.
Tips Upon Looking A Magician For Hire
- By MIKE SELVON
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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If you'd like to hire a magician for your child's birthday party, there are ways to avoid bad entertainers who will only make your money disappear!
Popular Pittsburgh Fairs - Entertainment and Enjoyment Abound
- By Josh Stone
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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If you are looking around trying to decide what to do with your time, Pittsburgh offers plenty of options that you can explore if you are looking for a great festival or fair. From arts, to culture, to animals there are tons of fairs in the Pittsburgh area that allow you to have plenty of fun all in one area.
Performance Arts in Pittsburgh
- By Josh Stone
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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Looking for a great night out on the town then Pittsburgh is the best place to be. From a wide range of performance arts available in the area, you are sure to be pleased with the outcome of all of the shows and options that are available to you.
What Ballroom Shoes Will Work For You
- By Bowe Packer
- Published Saturday 5th 2008
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When dancing shoes are important. Find out what shoe works for you and your dancing.
Why You'll Love Wicked the Musical
- By Jason OConnor
- Published Friday 4th 2008
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Learn why you ought to catch a live performance of the hugely popular musical Wicked, playing on Broadway and across America.
Dancing Relaxes You And Makes You Feel Great
- By David Fishman
- Published Friday 4th 2008
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Being able to dance, especially Salsa is sexy. Salsa is one of the most popular forms of ballroom dance.
Today Anyone Can Become An Actor
- By David Fishman
- Published Thursday 3rd 2008
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It's vital that you put your thoughts to the side for a moment and simply listen and be present with what the casting agent.
After taking a few lessons the student may find that he has a hitherto unsuspected talent for the art of ventriloquism, which only needs proper cultivation to be made a source of amusement and profit.
Top 10 Must-See Broadway Plays and Musicals
- By Jason OConnor
- Published Thursday 3rd 2008
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The following is a list of the top 10 Broadway plays and musicals you ought to consider experiencing and why.
Learning to dance is fun - and it is easy. In a sense it is like learning a new language - a language in which moods and emotions are expressed in movement; a language of rhythm, grace and harmony. It is new - but in a very real sense it is the oldest language in the world, for dancing is the oldest form of art.
How to Dance Samba No Pe
- By Robert L J Bloom
- Published Wednesday 2nd 2008
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The conventional type of samba danced in the Rio carnival is samba no pe. Samba no pe is done in a 2/4 rhythm where the dancer takes three steps to every bar. The dance consists of jumps and turns. It is important that when you jump you should not jump too high.
Cirque Du Soleil's Corteo Review
- By Jason OConnor
- Published Tuesday 1st 2008
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If you've evered wondered what Cirque Du Soleil was like, or considered going to a show, you've got to read this review.
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