Showing posts with label ballet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ballet. Show all posts
28 June 2018
Behind the scenes: Opéra Garnier #2
Labels:
architecture
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ballet
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chagall
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charles garnier
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expressionism
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music
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paris opera
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press
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
27 June 2018
Behind the scenes: Opéra Garnier #1
Recently I was invited to a behind-the-scenes look at Charles Garnier's Second Empire masterpiece and setting for the 1910 novel, The Phantom of the Opera.
Below: section of the infamous see-and-be-seen grand staircase's grandeur
Palais Garnier / L'Opéra de Paris
8 rue Scribe 75009
Labels:
architecture
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ballet
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charles garnier
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music
,
paris opera
,
press
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
14 November 2017
Muchos chicos
A poster on a metro station wall advertises a wonderfully picante dance revue.
More photos December newsletter
Tutu: Chicos Mambo
Ends January 14, 2018
Théâtre Bobino
20 rue de la Gaîté 75014
20 rue de la Gaîté 75014
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
13 July 2016
Leap into eternity
Tomb of Vaslav Nijinsky, legendary Russian ballet dancer and choreographer, in the Montmartre Cemetery.
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"Nijinsky’s story ends with him going crazy and thinking that he’s a horse." - Billy Wilder pitching a film idea to Sam Goldwyn from "Fat, Drunk, and Stupid: The Inside Story Behind the Making of Animal House" by Matty Simmons
Labels:
ballet
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cemetery
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montmartre
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nijinsky
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russian dancers
Posted by
Barbara Pasquet James
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