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Ron Athey and Vaginal Davis (conceived by)
Visions of Excess
Grad Kodeljevo, Ljubljana
17 December 2004
Co-production: Kapelica gallery
Production: Aksioma - Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, 2004
Photo: Miha Fras / Aksioma
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Ambrosia playing the Garden Rocks concert series at the American Gardens Theater in World Showcase during the 2019 Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival. Visit the band online: www.ambrosialive.net
Students from Kolmar Elementary School stopped by to sing Christmas songs for the residents. The first group, grades 1-3, arrived after breakfast and delighted the residents with such children's classics as Rudolph, Frosty the Snow Man and Santa Claus is Coming to Town. After lunch, a group of 4th and 5th graders stopped by a sang some classic carols around the giant tree in the great room. The residents always enjoy visits from the students. As the children left to return to the school, residents handed out candy canes to each of them.
Ela performing at "The Silk Route" show at the Ballroom at The Bedford, Balham, London 18th May 2014 - "Latin Heat" Theme.
The Silk Route - a cultural evening of dance held on alternate months - see www.SilkRouteShow.com.
Photograph courtesy of www.DaveHalleyPhotography.co.uk (copyright Dave Halley 2014).
Ne-Yo performed at Boulevard Pool at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on June 28, 2013. © Erik Kabik/ erikkabik.com
Born into a family of musicians in Arkansas on October 18, 1979, Shaffer C. Smith, aka Ne-Yo, was a youngster when his mother relocated to Las Vegas in hopes of a better life. A natural-born storyteller, Ne-Yo cited Prince, Marvin Gaye, the Rat Pack, and Stevie Wonder in his list of favorite entertainers.
The big break took place in 2004, when R&B singer-actor Mario scored a left-field #1 hit with “Let Me Love You,” which Ne-Yo co-wrote with the track’s producer Scott Storch. The song stayed at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for nine weeks, and became (at the time) the most-played song in radio history, with 189.5 million audience in its peak week. It finished out 2004 as the #1 most-played song of the year at radio, and also became one of the top-selling ringtone downloads of all time.
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Behind the scenes with the cast and crew of Snow White, our holiday musical comedy, which we performed from December 22 to 30, 2017 at the Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley.
Our version of Snow White turns the classic fairy tale into a mirror to reflect our modern times, mixing witty dialogue with political commentary, toe-tapping song and dance, performed by players of all ages and backgrounds. Our holiday panto invited the audience to play an active role in the show, and they booed the villains, cheered the heroes and sang along with us.
Community theater is good for the soul, whether you’re an actor or in the audience. This play was a truly cathartic experience, which invited us all to let out our feelings in the theater's sacred space and join our hearts together.
Kudos to our wonderful director Nicole Helfer, producer Amy Marie Haven, playwright Tyler Null, music director Ed Bogas, set designer Steve Coleman, choreographer June Cooperman, costume designer Charlene Lundgren Frischer, sound designer Edwin De Shazo and the Throckmorton's visionary director Lucy Mercer, to name but a few.
I'm grateful to you all and to our amazing cast and crew for this opportunity to grow as an artist. I hope to work again with these talented group to create more community theatre.
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These standard channel letters measure 7.5 feet tall, and are face lit with pan-formed acrylic faces and reverse lit and mounted on aluminum backer panels. They are flat-mounted on the northwest corner of the Straz Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, FL. Creative Sign Designs provided all new exterior signage for the rebranding project.
Performing 'Footloose'
I don't remember his last name, but he was pretty good!
American Idol Experience
Hollywood Studios, Walt Disney World
June 13, 2009
Performed by TSU Performance Arts Dance Troupe (Philippines) at the Esplanade Concourse during Rasas in conjunction with da:ns Festival 2019.
This older gentleman sang some older Cantonese pop songs... until the cops came by and shut the whole thing down.
Distribution of Solar LED Lanterns to The Best Performing Students of Rukhsana Foundation Welfare School.
Dated: Thursday March 03, 2016
Location: Model Town Lahore.
Project: Pehli Kiran
Motivation plays an important role in the grooming of students. Motivation energizes, directs and sustains behavior of the students. Simultaneously motivation involves goals & activities that develop key skills in the students to set up goals and plan actions to achieve them. As a mean of encouragement, Mr. Pervaiz Lodhie founder and president of “ LEDtronics Inc.” and “Shaan Technologies Private Limited” visited the “Rukhsana Foundation Welfare School on March 3, 2016 and distributed Solar Powered Lanterns to 18 best performing students in 3 categories i.e.
Best performance in studies
Best attendance and
Best class participation
Aim of this activity is to motivate students to perform better as well as to create a positive competition among the student to achieve better results. During the event Solar lanterns were distributed only to the selected students. Later Pervaiz Lodhie offered the same lanterns to 30 teachers and staff members as a token of appreciation for running one of the best elementary schools in the town.
Mrs. Rukhsana Mushtaq Tahirkheli, Chairperson of Rukhsana Foundation started this elementary school in January 2008 for the underprivileged children whose families could not afford to educate them. Besides education all school supplies and facilities are provided to students free of cost. Many of these children collect garbage in order to supplement their parents’ income, and one of our goals is to provide them with basic skills and crafts that can qualify them to work and earn money in a safe and healthy way.The school not only provides a basic, elementary level of education to the children, but also teaches them basic social skills and manners so that they get prepared to compete in the real world. These skills include general personal hygiene, prevention of basic illnesses and Moral Sciences. Essential medical check-ups and vaccination is also provided to all students, free of charge.
RAW Samba performing in support of the group that is raising funds to save the Ice Rink at Ryde which will close shortly unless this group can save it. All photos taken/supplied by Gina MORGAN.
"The hour glass" was the name of a small play by "A PART " from Poland. It was the torment of a woman that was assaulted by a man, or men, meat threatened by meat, meat coming from other meat, live flesh that is gettin exposed bit by bit to the world, in the most undiginified of manners. IS there a soul left in her, or just meat, caressed by other meat...
Performed by Sanggar Tari Sekar Tanjung (Indonesia) during RASAS 2016, the Traditional dances from Asia at the Esplanade Concourse.
@PVaz performing his hit single "Never Enough Time" at Copacabana NYC
Designer/Model Pamela Quinzi joins PVaz on stage.
Photo by - Orrin Photography
Angela performing a troupe dance with Amanda & Lis (Michou's students) at "The Silk Route" show at the Ballroom at The Bedford, Balham, London 22nd September 2013 - "Traditional With A Twist!" Theme (5th Anniversary Show).
The Silk Route - a cultural evening of dance held on alternate months - see www.SilkRouteShow.com.
Photograph courtesy of www.DaveHalleyPhotography.co.uk (copyright Dave Halley 2013).
Performed by Gamelan Pinda Sari (Indonesia) with Eka Suwara Santhi (Singapore) at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre during A Tapestry of Sacred Music.
Portraits by Nyema Droma at the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford.
More at www.prm.ox.ac.uk/performing-tibetan-identities-photograph...
Ben and Nick - Ben Fuller @ CD World
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Singer/Songerwriter Ben Fuller and band perform live at CD World in Eugene, Oregon. Nick Denoia, bass.
Strobist: bare 580ex II at very low power, stage-left, behind artists (right behind Nick's head in this photo), high and tight using Cybersync triggers. ISO 1600, 1/125 @ f/2.8
The Performing for the Camera project, dedicated to the students of the art academies of Florence (Italian and international), comes from the idea of using the Marina Abramović exhibition. The Cleaner (21 September 2018-20 January 2019) as a research ground on the relationship between photography and performance, offering students the opportunity to try their hand at producing new works of art and publishing a publication.
The activity, which will have a three-month development, will allow students to approach the close link between performance and photography by analyzing the relationships and specificities of the two artistic languages. Among the events at Palazzo Strozzi are also scheduled two talks with the artists Francesca Banchelli and Caterina Pecchioli to encourage a direct confrontation with two professionals whose practice is related to the subject matter.
The theme will offer students an overview of photography used as a tool for performance documentation, or practiced as a performative act in itself, to be interpreted and applied in the field of artistic research. In the second phase of the project the works created by the students will become the material for the realization of a publication edited by the students themselves.
The project is carried out in collaboration with:
LABA – Libera Accademia di Belle Arti (prof. Massimo Agus e Maurizio Di Lella)
Lorenzo de’ Medici (prof. Gianluca Maver)
Syracuse University (prof.ssa Stefania Talini)
SACI College of Art and Design (prof. Jacopo Santini e Romeo Di Loreto)
SRISA International School of Art (prof.ssa Gloria Marco Munera).
Located at the heart of Vista Exchange, Buona Vista, The Star Performing Arts Centre is an iconic landmark with its award winning architecture and lush indoor greenery.
The state-of-the-art complex features a collection of performance and event spaces, including a 5,000-seat theatre, a multi-purpose hall, an outdoor amphitheatre, rooftop reception area, function rooms and supporting spaces of varying sizes. Equipped with cutting-edge acoustic technology, this unique venue is well-suited for a wide range of events from pop concerts to intimate community events. Complemented with a team of dedicated professionals, The Star Performing Arts Centre promises a unique experience and an audio-visual treat for event goers.
For more information, please visit www.thestar.sg.
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Thirty - two top performing company - grade officer, warrant officer and non-commissioned officer at the Joint and Multinational Level, from all services across the Pacific region, including 1 Department of the Army Civilian, completed the 8th Theaters Sustainment Command's Phase I of the Young Alaka'i (YA) Leader Development Program 16-02 September 17.
"Young Alaka'i is the most innovative, effective leader development program I have ever seen," said GEN Robert B. Brown, commanding general of U.S Army Pacific. "People are our best resource. It is important to get this kind of training opportunity to this cohort (company grade leaders) who want it and thrive for it."
Performative Intervention. Fotoserie, Biennale Venedig, Giardini, Arsenale und diverse Palazzi
Nagl ~ Wintersberger 2015
Todd Twala Zulu Vocalist and Dancers Performing at Harari Band Reunion with Sipho Hotstix Mabuse at Kippies Jazz Club Market Theatre Johannesburg South Africa Tuesday Dec 15 1998
Dancewave Company performs at Downtown Dance Festival in lower Manhattan on August 13, 2011.
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Performing IV. Gigue from Partita for Wind Quintet by Irving Fine.
SSG Elizabeth McGinness, flute; SSG Janice Shin, oboe; SSG Aaron Scott, clarinet; SSG Shane Clare, horn; SGM David Brundage, bassoon
SHOW 256 - MILITARY CHILD EDUCATION COALITION
Wednesday, June 27, 2012 at 7:30pm
Palace Arts Center
Grapevine, Texas
The Wanted performed at Boulevard Pool at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on August 9, 2013. © Erik Kabik/ erikkabik.com
Made up of five young lads—Jay McGuinness, Max George, Nathan Sykes , Siva Kaneswaran and Tom Parker—The Wanted are already rivaling some of the biggest music acts around today. So what is it about this band that has grabbed the nation’s attention? “Most boybands have very similar sounds,” explains Nathan. “We wanted to make ours different – not just from other groups, but each song unique too.” And combine that great music style with humble backgrounds and a down-to-earth approach and you can immediately see why people adore them.
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