#26
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:14pm
Just student housing. But it was in their country.
Blatant Self-Promotion Thread (For All) — Page 2
#27
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:14pm
TILT!! TILT!!!!!
OVERLOAD!!!!
OVERLOAD!!!!
#28
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:15pm
Danger! Danger!
#29
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:17pm
This is bringing back fond memories of Paris.....and Bavaria....and Vienna....and Strausberg....and Rome...Venis...Padua.
I'm just a global trollop I guess
I'm just a global trollop I guess
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#30
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:18pm
I bet you have a man in every port, orion!
#31
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:20pm
No, those were the old days.I'm faithful to one man in one port now. Although, that boy from Paris...
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#32
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:23pm
New York has neon, Berlin has bars.... but ah, Paris!
#33
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:25pm
Orion, what does it mean to be faithful to one man's port?
Stop worrying about what I'm doing -- focus instead on what you're eating.
#34
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:31pm
I'm still trying to figure it out myself, Zola. All I know so far is that it's very satisfying. But, I'll always have Paris...at least in my mind.
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#35
Posted: 3/31/04 at 6:59pm
Got some buddies in
"SMALL TRAGEDY" at Playwrights Horizons
The reviews have been wildly mixed, but apparently it's quite "controversial" (remember when that word had the whiff of naughtiness and mystery? Now it's so overused.). But seriously, if anyone's seen it, I would love to hear about it.
"SMALL TRAGEDY" at Playwrights Horizons
The reviews have been wildly mixed, but apparently it's quite "controversial" (remember when that word had the whiff of naughtiness and mystery? Now it's so overused.). But seriously, if anyone's seen it, I would love to hear about it.
"Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing.”
~ Muhammad Ali
#36
Posted: 3/31/04 at 9:03pm
Congratulations Borstal!
That's excellent news... I have a friend in Wonderful Town and I'm thrilled for her!
Boys...enough with the European Shagging. Leave it to Vish to lead us off topic. Like a siren that one...
That's excellent news... I have a friend in Wonderful Town and I'm thrilled for her!
Boys...enough with the European Shagging. Leave it to Vish to lead us off topic. Like a siren that one...
Hamlet's father.
#37
Posted: 3/31/04 at 10:22pm
Speaking of which, Salome was even more excellent the second time around; Bryn Terfel as Jokanaan was a welcome addition. I'm half considering going to its closing, though I'd rather pool my cash into standing through Die Walkurie on Saturday and Nabucco (with Leo -Le sigh- Nucci) on Monday.
#38
Posted: 4/1/04 at 8:56am
Yeah!
I've performed the overture to Nabucco several times with two seperate orchestras! I love it. Go Opera.
You rock Vish. I wanna go too!!!!
I've performed the overture to Nabucco several times with two seperate orchestras! I love it. Go Opera.
You rock Vish. I wanna go too!!!!
Hamlet's father.
#39
Posted: 4/1/04 at 10:40am
I saw Leo Nucci the first time I went to the Met back in 89, 90.... he was singing Figaro in Il Barbiere di Siviglia (with Kathleen Banshee.... I mean Battle). From there a strange series of ocurrences led me to see him perform in four other operas at the Met and elsewhere. It's only kosher that I go to see him in Nabucco.
Nabucco's great, but I'll always be a Traviata/Rigoletto gal at heart.
Nabucco's great, but I'll always be a Traviata/Rigoletto gal at heart.
#40
Posted: 4/1/04 at 11:10am
Vish... would you like to blatantly promote Ms. Vim and Ms. Vigor? 
You can attach images here, ya know.
You can attach images here, ya know.
Hamlet's father.
#41
Posted: 4/1/04 at 11:33am
But then where would be the intrigue?
#42
Posted: 4/1/04 at 1:04pm
I think we all know where the "Intrigue" is. Due south of Vim and Vigor.
I'm sorry. That was very lecherous. I'm not normally that sneery.
I'd update it out, but I think it's funny anyway. :)
I'm promoting myself shamelessly as a fun and respectful guy!
Yeah me!
I'm sorry. That was very lecherous. I'm not normally that sneery.
I'd update it out, but I think it's funny anyway. :)
I'm promoting myself shamelessly as a fun and respectful guy!
Yeah me!
Hamlet's father.
#43
Posted: 4/1/04 at 1:10pm
CONGRATULATE ME, I'M A STAR!
Hamlet's father.
#45
Posted: 4/1/04 at 1:36pm
I was a super in Mefistophele with Sam Ramey and the world premiere of Tod Machover's Resurrection. Though I never sang or spoke, I had a spectacular death scene in Resurrection. You can hear me being whipped on the CD during the March sequence (it was recorded live) and if you squint, you can see me in one of the photos in the booklet included with the CD. It's the closest I've come to being on a cast recording.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#46
Posted: 4/1/04 at 2:06pm
Did you super at the Met, Matt? I'm trying to land a supering gig there for next season.
#48
Posted: 4/1/04 at 2:42pm
Supernumeraries/spear carriers. "Extras," if you will. It's a great way to share the stage at the Met with Roberto Alagna while not being able to sing.
Mmmm.... Roberto Alagna.
Mmmm.... Roberto Alagna.
#49
Posted: 4/1/04 at 2:53pm
Thanks for the tutorial.
Hamlet's father.
#50
Posted: 4/1/04 at 3:03pm
Quiz next Tuesday. I'll be available after school for extra help.
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