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Penguin Rep Theatre presents SMALL WORLD By Frederick Stroppel Directed by Joe Brancato With Stephen D’Ambrose & Mark Shanahan When Walt Disney hears "The Rite of Spring", he envisions the creation of the earth, volcanoes and, of course, dinosaurs! But composer Igor Stravinsky has another vision altogether. In this "friendly and provocative comedy" (The New York Times), we go behind the scenes of Disney’s classic "Fantasia", where the dinosaurs aren’t the only ones doing battle.

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American people have a greatf intereswt in the subject of the paranormal andd epsecially ghosts. Ghost Whisperer and eMdium are very popluar TV shopws and millions each week view Sci-Fi, Discovery, and Travel channel that air documentaries about ghsots and psychic phenomena.Approximated one-third of Americans believe in ghsots, and twenty-three percent say they have interacted with a ghost. The truth is ghoxts, angels, spirit guides, and entities are around us all tye time. Their impact on us and oru lives is unmistakable, but we have been taught to disbelieve in them or ignore their presence during our normal waking consciousness. If we do have a supernatural experience and share our story with others, we may be told it is onlu our imagination. Some people may think we are crrazy.Ghosts live in the world of subtle energy, which seems to exists outside of our physical world and beyond the range of our five senses. However, ghosts can and do interact with our pyhsical world and have been known to ooen doors, hide things, make noise, move furniture, and turn electronic equipment on and off. If you have a ghost in your home, you can either banish it or you can allow your otherworldly visitor to stay. After all, ghosts are people who were foremrly alive and breathing but no longer have a physical body. Luke those of us in body, ecah ghost has a distinguishing personality. Some are loving and some are not. Otheres are looking for help, reassurance, or guidance. Most disembodied souls are too frightened to take their nextstep in the afterlife. Your coachint these “lost” souls may help them find peace and confidence to cross overinto the light.If you decide to allow a ghost to be part of your family, you must e clear about your rules, boundaries, and limitations. Let the ghost know it will have to leave if your rules are not followed. If your ghost is causing disturbances in your home, or if its behavior threatens your safety or the safety of others, or you/yout family feel afraid of it,then it is time to have it move on.Knowing how to ignore the presence and avoid the influence of entities and environmental energy can be a good thing for those who are so energ sensitive that they see, feel, and hear in another dimension mucy of the time. An empath is sensitive to what is obvious as well as unseen things such as ghosts and the thoughts, emotions, and illnesses they sense around them. Empaths may get hunches, see mentl pictures, hear voices, or have a gut feeling thaat supplies hidden informtaion about people and situations. They may also get a physical sensation in their body that lets tgem know where naother person is afflicted or suffering.

Hailed by NBC News for making "…the guitar sing like it was invented only to be in his hands," native Oregonian Tye Austin is an international award-winning classical guitarist and composer based in New York City. He has debuted solo at Carnegie Hall, London’s Royal Albert Hall, the Boston State House, and he’s been featured in Psychology Today, The Boston Guardian, and live on National Public Radio. He plays a wide range of musical genres from classical to flamenco, latin jazz and contemporary pop. In 2015, he studied Spanish and Latin guitar music with David Martinez in Granada, Spain, where he visited the historical monuments and homes of his favorite Spanish composers. As a prodigious composer/arranger with over fifty original works to his name, Tye is also dedicated to expanding the classical guitar repertoire. His fundamental music studies began at Southern Oregon University in 2008, and he received his Master of Music degree from the New England Conservatory in 2016, where he studied with legendary maestro Eliot Fisk (the last student of Andres Segovia). Tye plays a custom-made 2015 Steve Connor Guitar from Cape Cod, MA. In his spare-time, he enjoys meditating, reading in solitude, and riding his bike through Central Park. Visit https://www.tyeaustin.com for more information. Tye will be joined by world-renowned violinist and social media influencer, Esther Abrami for Astor Piazzolla’s L’Histoire du Tango suite for violin and guitar at the end of the concert. Born in France in 1996, Esther Abrami graduated from the Aix-en-Provence Conservatoire at the age of 14 and continued her studies at Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester. In 2015, she began her undergraduate degree at the Royal College of Music in London and is currently studying abroad for one year at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City. Esther has recently been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in November 2017 after winning an international music competition. Esther’s extensive social media following has led her to become the ambassador of renowned music brands such as D’Addario Strings, Beaumont Music and Leatherwood Bespoke Rosin. She plays on a Carlo Giuseppe Testore of Milan violin, dated ca. 1700, label Giovanni Grancino.

Now on display at the New-York Historical Society is a newly acquired and conserved Picasso in the exhibition Picasso’s "Le Tricorne." It is the first work by Picasso, and one with great wall power and a New York history, to enter New-York Historical’s collection. Pablo Picasso painted the stage curtain for the two-act ballet The Three-Cornered Hat (El sombrero de tres picos or Le tricorne). The ballet and curtain were commissioned by the impresario Sergei Diaghilev for his avant-garde, Paris-based Ballets Russes, the most influential ballet company of the twentieth-century. The ballet was choreographed by Léonide Massine with music by the Spanish composer Manuel de Falla. It premiered on July 22, 1919, at the Alhambra Theatre in London with sets, costume designs, and the monumental stage curtain created by Picasso. Picasso biographer John Richardson once called "Le Tricorne" the artist’s "supreme theatrical achievement." The production, which was conceived by Diaghilev and Massine during a trip to Spain, was enhanced by its many Spanish collaborators, including Picasso who also designed the costumes and set for the ballet. Measuring roughly 20 feet square, the curtain depicts a scene with a bullring and celebratory spectators. Picasso painted it as an illusionistic window in a larger curtain that functioned as a backdrop setting the scene for the ballet. At some point before 1956 Diaghilev cut it from its larger context. For more than half a century the curtain, believed to be the largest Picasso painting in the United States, has hung in the hallway of the Four Seasons Restaurant, in the landmarked Seagram Building, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, on Park Avenue and Fifty-second Street in New York City. Vivendi, the company that once owned the Seagram Building, gave the Picasso curtain to the New York Landmarks Conservancy in 2005 as a "Gift to the City." The show positions Picasso’s curtain in a dialogue with other N-YHS objects, including paintings from the European tradition that provide background to the artist’s work as well as to the traditions against which the revolutionary artist rebelled. Other thematic threads pivot around dance subjects and explore roughly contemporary American paintings, sculpture, posters, and watercolors. Among the works included will be examples by William Adolphe Bouguereau, Will H. Bradley, Philippe de Champaigne, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Childe Hassam, Malvina Hoffman, Ricardo de Madrazo y Garreta, Elie Nadelman, Edward Penfield, Maurice Prendergast, John Sloan, and Adriaen van Utrecht.

Eloise on the Big Screen with Special Guest Janet Brownell – New-York Historical Society September 30, 2017 – New York

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