Театры, пьесы, шоу, комедии

[Sultan]

[Манюня]

это то самое, да
ну как сказать
я не жалею что мы пошли
потому что играют замечательно, ну просто отпад как играют
просто сам материал немного...эээ, устарел

билеты я брала СтабХабе
http://www.stubhub.com/search/doSear...s=50&geo_exp=1

[Манюня]

[Манюня]

(в среду вечером будут повторять, тока уже записанное)

[Манюня]

там что ещё забавно, они показывают
как декорации меняют за занавесом, в перерывах
т.е., то чего залу не видно
как актеры готовятся, довольно интересно
хотя какая то русская бабушка сзади жаловалась что они ей этим сказку портят

[XCNY]

[Манюня]

на открытии было, да
и демонстрация

Opening nights under Mr. Gelb have become a gift to the people of New York. The performance was broadcast live on huge outdoor video screens in Lincoln Center Plaza and Times Square.

As things turned out, Mr. Gelb also felt compelled to make another kind of statement on this opening night. For weeks an online petition had been gathering signatures (more than 9,000 to date) calling for the Met to dedicate opening night to gay Russians as a protest against the law signed in June by President Vladimir V. Putin banning “propaganda on nontraditional sexual relationships.” As the general director of the storied Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, Mr. Gergiev has received crucial support from Mr. Putin and the government. He and Ms. Netrebko, longtime colleagues, were open advocates for Mr. Putin’s election last year.

In addition, a contingent of about three dozen protesters stood near Lincoln Center Plaza on Monday calling for Mr. Gergiev and Ms. Netrebko to speak out against Mr. Putin’s policies. And in the house, just before the start of the opera, activists in the uppermost balcony shouted, “Putin, end your war on Russian gays” and more. After a couple of minutes, the demonstrators were led out and the opera proceeded without interference.

The opening-night program book included an insert with a statement by Mr. Gelb, first published on Sunday by Bloomberg News, in which, while deploring the “tyranny of Russia’s new antigay laws,” he explains why it would be inappropriate for the Met to dedicate a particular performance to a social or political cause, that the Met cannot be “a vehicle for waging nightly battles against the social injustices of the world.”

It has been terrible to see the rights of gay people in Russia trampled upon. Still, to make the Met the target of this call for action seems not entirely fair. Street protest is in the best American tradition and the activists seized this opportunity to put their case directly to Mr. Gergiev and Ms. Netrebko. But interrupting a performance in the opera house on a high-pressured opening night is another matter, though these protesters clearly cooperated with the security guards.

[XCNY]

Манюня ,а как вы думаете, скоко стоит билет в партере на открытие сезона , звезды оперы ...?

[Манюня]

на открытие всё равно не попадешь
открылся уже

[XCNY]

на открытие всё равно не попадешь
открылся уже

Так этих сезонов ище скок будет,не последний думаю.:115: