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November 24, 2021 - The Hollywood Theater marquee returned to Gowanda and was attached back onto the front of the theater building. Video shows the marquee lifted back into place.

1 week ago

*So we're supposed to think this isn't scripted? It's worse than a Mexican soap opera!
Guys... Are we really going to pay billions of dollars for co2 sucking tech when God totally has that covered? IT'S CALLED A FOREST!! Wow... People are dumb!
Biden... Smooove.
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1 month ago

Scamdemic

1 month, 2 weeks ago

#RaisingSelfAwareness
Here in Washington Square Park in New York City in 2015 and 2016 I came upon this off the street play I believe is called "A Midsummer Nights Dream" By William Shakespeare. It's one of humanities way of expressing a nobler form of being thru writing, poetry and acting and this in turn allows us to aspire to our higher self awareness of spirit and dignity the way God intends us to be.

3 months, 3 weeks ago

Dinesh D'Souza: Why the Jan 6 Hearing is Political Theater and Nothing More"
https://rumble.com/c/DineshDsouza

4 months ago

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5 months, 1 week ago

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8 months, 1 week ago

Full sketch comedy show

9 months, 3 weeks ago

A conservative analysis of the famed 2015 historical musical Hamilton.

10 months, 1 week ago

Over a period of a week I witnessed no less than 5 similar," accident", scenes.
Each one had similarities:-
they all involved a person who was lay down as if injured.
they all had a small crowd around them.
In all 5 situations the bystanders took their attention from the ," injured", person and stared at me as I approached the scene; as I passed.
Each time the participants either dispersed or moved away from the ,"inert", person.
In three cases the inertbperson got up and walked off after I'd passed!
Three cases were at cross rds.
In this video here, I show the fifth st theater, "accident", scene which like all the others took place on my regular route.
St theater is more than just mind control and sensitization. I explain why it is done and how it works.
All photos are taken by myself. I am a targeted individual. Please check out my you tube channel for more Gangstalking videos. You can also check out my books.

10 months, 2 weeks ago

Live performance of Puccini's MADAME BUTTERFLY.

10 months, 3 weeks ago

DavidPFranceTV INTERVIEW #48
ENRIQUE CRUZ DEJESUS
Artistic Director/Choreographer/Producer - Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company
New York City

For his 48th interview, David interviews Enrique Cruz DeJesus, the Artistic Director and Choreographer of Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company located in the East Village, New York City. David was a member of Alpha Omega from 2001-2007 when Enrique was transforming the company with the assistance of current Executive Director, Donna Clark and former Executive Director, the late Dolores “Dee Dee” Vanison-Blakely.

Enrique trained at Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company under the artistic direction of co-founder Ronn Pratt and Andy Torres while simultaneously studying at the Darvash School of Ballet and Dance Theater of Harlem.

As a dancer he worked with several modern dance companies and notable choreographers such as Eleo Pomare, Talley Beatty, Gary DeLoatch, Martial Roumain and George Faison. During this time, he began what became an active career as a choreographer, singer, actor and teacher in theater, film and concert dance and in 1998 became the artistic director of Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company.

Enrique’s artistic goal is to bring his directing and choreographing styles to concert dance with a liberal take on popular and urban movement along with traditional and theatrical forms. The blend creates contemporary modern dance works that are equally accessible and entertaining to all audiences.

Enrique teaches master classes and workshops locally and nationally and served as choreographer and teacher at Howard University, George Washington University, North Carolina Central State, Durham University, Florida A&M University, DC Arts and the NYC Arts Connection. His work as a teaching artist has been recognized by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council for his dance education work with inner city youth.

Enrique was awarded a SPARC grant and Manhattan Borough President ‘s grant for his work with seniors 65+ and has been further acknowledged by the New York State Council on the Arts where he served as a panelist.

Alpha Omega is located at 70 East 4th Street, NYC.

For more information, please feel free to contact Enrique at the following website:

http://alphaomegadance.org

Additional biographical information:

Enrique choreographed and staged The James Merritt production "From Africa to America" starring Award winning actors Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee and was the assistant director and choreographer for the workshop musical "Collapsing Universe" at Theater for the New City. He has choreographed productions of “Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night”, “Linnea” “Jeremiah” and “A Mid- Summer Night’s Dream” off- Broadway at the Storm Theater in addition to “Satin Slipper” at the Theater of Notre Dame in NYC. Additionally, he choreographed a production of “Carmen” for Teatro Circulo also in NYC. His work has been seen locally in the industrial marketing campaign for Wise snack products throughout NYC and nationally featured on the PBS documentary “Mi Mambo based on the Harbor Conservatory in East Harlem, NY.

Mr. Cruz DeJesus continues to work in theater, film, and concert dance with theater credits that include national tours of “Dreamgirls” and “Jesus Christ Superstar"; the original production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's “Requiem Variations” performed at the Opera Omaha Theater; the New York City Shakespeare Festival's “Measure for Measure”, produced by Tony Award winner George C. Wolfe; the European tour of “Evita”; the original workshop production of the Tony Award winning musical “The Life”, in which he was written as himself; “Man of La Mancha” at Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey and the Engeman Theater on Long Island; “Guys and Dolls” performed at the Dallas Theater Center; “The Who's Tommy” at Cherry County Playhouse in Michigan; “South Pacific” at Barrington Stage Theater in Massachusetts; “Camila”, “Miss Saigon” [Barrymore Nomination] and “Evita” at the Walnut Street Theater; “Ragtime” and the “King and I” at Fulton Opera House in Pennsylvania; “Two Gentlemen of Verona”, the musical at Centerstage in Baltimore, MD; “Aida” at ArtPark; “Black Nativity” [Drama Desk Nomination] at the Duke Theater in NYC; “Miss Saigon” and “Smokey Joe’s Café” at the Virginia Musical Theatre; and “Evita” at Arvada Arts Center in Colorado.

11 months, 1 week ago

DavidPFranceTV INTERVIEW #44
CHRISTINE CECONELLO
Choreographer, Dancer
Augsburg, Germany
https://www.christinececonello.com

For his 44th interview, David speaks with Christine Ceconello, a choreographer and dancer originally from Brazil and now residing in Germany. David and Christine worked together approximately five years when David P. France Dance Company was still in operating in Basel, Switzerland. During this conversation, Christine talks about her upbringing, how she developed an interest in dance, the various artists and choreographers she has worked for and with; as well as her connection in ballet and contemporary dance world in Europe.

David also speaks with Christine about dance as a language, woman in the field of dance (as directors and choreographers); the diversity in the creation and learning of dance; as well as the impact of the current epidemic on the dance community.

Christine is very pleased to invite you to attend the premiere of Christine Ceconello's work: 1:1 ONE ONE, on December 5th, at 7:30pm, on YouTube. Performers: Irupé Sarmiento and Diego Cruz.

The tickets can purchase through sympla, on the link:

https://www.sympla.com.br/11one-on-one__1067227

The idea of creating this show emerged as a means to continue developing our creativity, even in complex times. The show approaches an attempt to connect, a silent conversation, a desire to touch even if virtually. Not even different time zones and the distance prevented us from working together. We did all this for the pleasure of creating, dancing and sharing our art.

It will be a joy to share this work with you. I hope you will enjoy it and we want to know your opinion!

We are waiting for you!

Christine, Irupé and Diego

CHRISTINE'S BIO

Christine Ceconello was born in Caxias do Sul, Brazil. She is currently working as a dancer, choreographer and choreographic assistant throughout Europe and South America.

Starting out as a dancer with the Theatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro, she also went on to perform with Theatre Castro Alves, De Anima Dance Company, Staatstheater Augsburg, Grand Theatre de Geneve, Stadttheater Hagen, Theatre Heidelberg and Deutsche Oper Berlin. During this time she enjoyed dancing choreographies by Amanda Miller, Itzik Galili, Mauro Bigonzetti, Cayetano Soto, Peter Chu, Emily Molnar, Mauricio de Oliveira, Mário Nascimento, Gustavo Ramirez Sansano, Martino Muller, Stephen Shropshire and Andonis Foniadakis.

As of recent worked as choreographic assistant of Martino Muller, Marcelo Misailidis and Stephen Shropshire, helping them in the creation of their work.

She's been developing her own choreographic works, being nominated for the Prêmio de Dança Cesgranrio 2019/2020 as best choreographer and performer.

She now enjoys a varied carreer spreading throughout central Europe, assisting, performing and choreographing with independent artists and theatres.

12 months ago

Lecture 17: In the fifth century, the confidence and assurance of Athenian society expressed itself in the cultural flowering of the Classical period. Imperial Athens became the home of a dramatic tradition that was relentless in its search for truth, in exploring and laying bare the soul of humanity on stage. Although they are structurally simple, these plays achieved a power to move audiences. That power is still evident today.

Familiar as many of these plays seem to be, their roots lay in religious celebrations, and they remained part of an institution that bound the entire community together and connected it with the realm of the divine. Although Greek tragedy deals with bloodshed, murder, and passion within the family, these plays were watched by the entire city. It is a democratic art form that reinforces the egalitarian spirit of Athens.

Suggested Reading
Zeitlin, F. and Winkler, J., eds (1990) Nothing to Do with Dionysos? Princeton: Princeton University Press.

Lecture 18: https://www.bitchute.com/video/usMKXQf7TIgt/

1 year ago

Exploring Tomorrow: Time Heals

Originally aired May 14th, 1958

A dying man buried in a cryogenic crypt awakens 900 years later only to encounter unforeseen new problems.

Exploring Tomorrow aired on the Mutual Broadcasting System. It was narrated by the editor of Astounding Magazine John W. Campbell. Campbell published many of the great science fiction writers of the era.

1 year, 1 month ago

Andre van duin Tele theater show 1984

1 year, 1 month ago

The Mysterious Traveler: Death Comes for Adolf Hitler

Originally aired March 24th, 1945

A German U-Boat on the bottom of the ocean is trapped, and for a frightening reason.

Stories told by a traveler on a train, the series was written and directed by Robert Arthur and David Kogan. The show featured episodes ranging from crime dramas of mystery and suspense to fantasy and science fiction.

1 year, 1 month ago

A live performance of Shakespeare's ROMEO AND JULIET, from 1976.

Part 2: https://www.bitchute.com/video/ZQTA8ZAB62Nl/

See TalieVision's complete playlist of theatrical and concert performances: https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/z2kozSc2GgCW/

LEARN MORE:
Fiction books: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/fiction.html
Arts, Entertainment, & Media books: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/arts.html
Biographies: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/biography.html
Real History books: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/history.html

1 year, 1 month ago

The General Mills Radio Adventure Theater: Journey to the Center of the Earth

Originally aired: April 24th, 1977

Based on the classic Jules Verne story about a journey to an unknown world within our own.

The series was hosted by Tom Bosley and produced by Himan Brown, who was already producing the CBS Radio Mystery Theater. The series was a means of reaching children in a way that would be less expensive than advertising.

1 year, 2 months ago

'Door de Bank genomen' heeft iets gang gezet en dat gaan we opnieuw doen met 'Pandepaniek'.

George van Houts vertelt over zijn nieuwe theatershow met de Verleiders, die een bijdrage gaat leveren aan de geestelijke gezondheid van Nederland.

In gesprek met Rico Brouwer over hoe dat nou ging met Kom Plot, met stichting Ons Geld en hoe dat nou verder moet met politiek en met theater komend jaar.

Ook in dit gesprek wat het RIVM er nou van vindt dat de NOS in het acht uur journaal zegt dat PCR positief geteste mensen besmettelijk zouden zijn en of mensen die zijn opgenomen zijn in het ziekenhuis 'met corona' ook corona hebben? Vlak voor het interview belde Rico Brouwer met het RIVM, in het interview antwoord op die vragen.

Word lid van de nieuwsbrief en ontvang de wekelijkse postkaars in je mail: https://potkaars.nl/nieuwsbrief

artikel/links op: https://potkaars.nl/blog/2020/8/18/george-van-houts

op twitter: https://twitter.com/potkaars

1 year, 3 months ago

THE WIZARD OF OZ musical is an enchanting revision of the all-time classic. Developed from the ever-popular MGM screenplay, it contains the beloved songs from the Oscar-winning movie score, all the favorite characters and iconic moments, plus a few surprises along the way.

See TalieVision's growing playlist of White-friendly musical and theatrical performances: https://www.bitchute.com/playlist/z2kozSc2GgCW/

LEARN MORE:
Books on the Arts, Entertainment, & the Media: http://www.colchestercollection.com/subjects/arts.html

1 year, 5 months ago

Cimrmanovo internet

1 year, 5 months ago

DavidPFranceTV INTERVIEW #3
ENRIQUE CRUZ DEJESUS
Artistic Director/Choreographer - Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company
New York City

For his third interview, David interviews Enrique Cruz DeJesus, the Artistic Director and Choreographer of Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company located in the East Village, New York City. David was a member of Alpha Omega from 2001-2007 when Enrique was transforming the company with the assistance of current Executive Director, Donna Clark and former Executive Director, the late Dolores “Dee Dee” Vanison-Blakely.

Enrique trained at Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company under the artistic direction of co-founder Ronn Pratt and Andy Torres while simultaneously studying at the Darvash School of Ballet and Dance Theater of Harlem.

As a dancer he worked with several modern dance companies and notable choreographers such as Eleo Pomare, Talley Beatty, Gary DeLoatch, Martial Roumain and George Faison. During this time, he began what became an active career as a choreographer, singer, actor and teacher in theater, film and concert dance and in 1998 became the artistic director of Alpha Omega Theatrical Dance Company.

Enrique’s artistic goal is to bring his directing and choreographing styles to concert dance with a liberal take on popular and urban movement along with traditional and theatrical forms. The blend creates contemporary modern dance works that are equally accessible and entertaining to all audiences.

Enrique teaches master classes and workshops locally and nationally and served as choreographer and teacher at Howard University, George Washington University, North Carolina Central State, Durham University, Florida A&M University, DC Arts and the NYC Arts Connection. His work as a teaching artist has been recognized by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council for his dance education work with inner city youth.

Enrique was awarded a SPARC grant and Manhattan Borough President ‘s grant for his work with seniors 65+ and has been further acknowledged by the New York State Council on the Arts where he served as a panelist.

Alpha Omega is located at 70 East 4th Street, NYC.

For more information, please feel free to contact Enrique at the following website:

http://alphaomegadance.org

Additional biographical information:

Enrique choreographed and staged The James Merritt production "From Africa to America" starring Award winning actors Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee and was the assistant director and choreographer for the workshop musical "Collapsing Universe" at Theater for the New City. He has choreographed productions of “Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night”, “Linnea” “Jeremiah” and “A Mid- Summer Night’s Dream” off- Broadway at the Storm Theater in addition to “Satin Slipper” at the Theater of Notre Dame in NYC. Additionally, he choreographed a production of “Carmen” for Teatro Circulo also in NYC. His work has been seen locally in the industrial marketing campaign for Wise snack products throughout NYC and nationally featured on the PBS documentary “Mi Mambo based on the Harbor Conservatory in East Harlem, NY.

Mr. Cruz DeJesus continues to work in theater, film, and concert dance with theater credits that include national tours of “Dreamgirls” and “Jesus Christ Superstar"; the original production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's “Requiem Variations” performed at the Opera Omaha Theater; the New York City Shakespeare Festival's “Measure for Measure”, produced by Tony Award winner George C. Wolfe; the European tour of “Evita”; the original workshop production of the Tony Award winning musical “The Life”, in which he was written as himself; “Man of La Mancha” at Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey and the Engeman Theater on Long Island; “Guys and Dolls” performed at the Dallas Theater Center; “The Who's Tommy” at Cherry County Playhouse in Michigan; “South Pacific” at Barrington Stage Theater in Massachusetts; “Camila”, “Miss Saigon” [Barrymore Nomination] and “Evita” at the Walnut Street Theater; “Ragtime” and the “King and I” at Fulton Opera House in Pennsylvania; “Two Gentlemen of Verona”, the musical at Centerstage in Baltimore, MD; “Aida” at ArtPark; “Black Nativity” [Drama Desk Nomination] at the Duke Theater in NYC; “Miss Saigon” and “Smokey Joe’s Café” at the Virginia Musical Theatre; and “Evita” at Arvada Arts Center in Colorado.

1 year, 7 months ago

Mit einigen Beispielen aus den Medien, zeige ich euch wie wir manipuliert werden und wie uns das neuartige Coronavirus als hochansteckende Krankheit verkauft wird.

Weitere Informationen zum Coronavirus:

Bill Gates und das Coronavirus - eine Lovestory
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcZ0IqchlVQ&

Was ist die Ursache von Krankheiten? Causes of diseases?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M9yaH2ETMM
https://www.krankheit-ist-anders.de/
https://www.disease-is-different.com/

Im Film "Sieben" gibt es viele Codes auf die U-Bahn anschläge in London,
die am 7.7.2005 stattfanden.
In the film "Se7en" there are a lot of codes on the London underground attacks,
which took place on 7-7-2005.

Der London Code entschlüsselt - wie Ereignisse in Medien angekündigt werden
(WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l0urKA-ztk&

Sicherung von:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEK42FrUvlOTwz817ffbheg

1 year, 8 months ago

The Best Gmod Horror map I played ever!!!!!!!!! I Have no idea what happened at the beginning, but I can't do anything about it. it does not last long. I hope ya'll still enjoy.

Please like, comment and subscribe if you like what you see, or got the pants scared off of you; and please check out my friend's channel too.

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Video's Original Publish Date: October 11, 2015

1 year, 9 months ago

A car crash survivor discovers that the same sinister, mysterious crowd of onlookers somehow always shows up minutes after any potentially fatal car accident at the site of the crash.

2 years, 1 month ago

Dream Theater - Strange Deja Vu - Isolated Drums - Mike Portnoy. Isolated from the Jammit stems.

2 years, 2 months ago