#126
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:39am
Both Mr. Franklin. :)
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
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#127
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:40am
Glebb, think of it as a New Yorker, having to get excited about riding the Staten Island Fairy to look at the Statue of Liberty (something I still like to do...)
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#128
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:42am
Heho, jetzt misch auch ich endlich mal mit!
Ich bin vor Neid bei durchlesen der letzten Threads ja sowas von verblasst... Bis New York hab ich es leider noch garnicht geschafft und wenn ich dann lese, was hier einige schon an Broadway-Shows gesehen haben... uff!
Die Award-Sache klingt doch sehr nett! Bin ich dabei! Allerdings habe ich z.B. von Robin Hood nochnichtmal die CD gehört, weil alle Kommentare so grottig waren, dass ich Angst hatte, ich würde mich über das ausgegebene Geld ändern...
@Glebb: You didn't miss anything in Frankfurt. In my opinion one of the ugliest cities in Germany!
Ich bin vor Neid bei durchlesen der letzten Threads ja sowas von verblasst... Bis New York hab ich es leider noch garnicht geschafft und wenn ich dann lese, was hier einige schon an Broadway-Shows gesehen haben... uff!
Die Award-Sache klingt doch sehr nett! Bin ich dabei! Allerdings habe ich z.B. von Robin Hood nochnichtmal die CD gehört, weil alle Kommentare so grottig waren, dass ich Angst hatte, ich würde mich über das ausgegebene Geld ändern...
@Glebb: You didn't miss anything in Frankfurt. In my opinion one of the ugliest cities in Germany!
In the real world the only people who burst into song are the hopelessly deranged...
#129
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:44am
Welcome back, Guy from Germany 
I must admit, when I was the last (and for the first time) in the US and in New York, I was far too young to attend shows there, but I stíll recall the marquise of the "Show Boat" revival. Well, sooner or later...
I must admit, when I was the last (and for the first time) in the US and in New York, I was far too young to attend shows there, but I stíll recall the marquise of the "Show Boat" revival. Well, sooner or later...
#130
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:45am
Die Acadamy wächst!
guyfromgermany - keine Angst, es gibt viel sagende Previews auf der offiziellen Internetseite:
http://www.robinhoodmusical.de/
PM mir mal deine mail-Adresse, dann kriegst du demnächst die Nominierten-Liste...
guyfromgermany - keine Angst, es gibt viel sagende Previews auf der offiziellen Internetseite:
http://www.robinhoodmusical.de/
PM mir mal deine mail-Adresse, dann kriegst du demnächst die Nominierten-Liste...
I'm the german Ethel Merman, don't you know... ;-)
#131
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:45am
Exactly...you'll get back there and do some catching up!
#132
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:45am
Ha ha Yessica! I lived in Manhattan for 13 years and did that one time. :)
Guy - I really want to go to Stuttgart the most to visit my friend Georgette Tsinguirides. She danced in the company long ago and is responsible for all of the great Cranko ballets. She is getting old and when she is gone all that is great about his ballets may die with her. She notated them all in Bennesh Notation but she knows so much more than can be put on paper. I miss her so much.
Guy - I really want to go to Stuttgart the most to visit my friend Georgette Tsinguirides. She danced in the company long ago and is responsible for all of the great Cranko ballets. She is getting old and when she is gone all that is great about his ballets may die with her. She notated them all in Bennesh Notation but she knows so much more than can be put on paper. I miss her so much.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#133
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:46am
I actually have relatives in NY... and I still haven't been there.
Something's wrong with me!
Something's wrong with me!
In the real world the only people who burst into song are the hopelessly deranged...
#135
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:48am
Glebb - How did you like Istanbul?
I used to live there for 5 years (though it's 9 years ago)
I used to live there for 5 years (though it's 9 years ago)
I'm the german Ethel Merman, don't you know... ;-)
#136
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:49am
Yes Jessica, and Mr. Franklin, I saw that Showboat revival too. It had a lot going for it but I was not thrilled by it.
Guy - get to NY!
What do you think of Dresden and have you heard of Bill Forseyth?
Guy - get to NY!
What do you think of Dresden and have you heard of Bill Forseyth?
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#137
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:51am
Never been and no. Man, kinda pitiful, haven't really seen all that much in my own country (but I have been all over the US 
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#138
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:51am
Wow! You guys have seen quite a bit of the world...
This thread makes me much too jealous!
Dresden is sooo nice. But I haven't heard of Bill F.
This thread makes me much too jealous!
Dresden is sooo nice. But I haven't heard of Bill F.
In the real world the only people who burst into song are the hopelessly deranged...
#139
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:52am
M. Berger - I loved Istanbul.
It's a great cosmopolitan city.
I enjoyed Ephesus more because of the ruins but Turkey was a good experience for me.
It's a great cosmopolitan city.
I enjoyed Ephesus more because of the ruins but Turkey was a good experience for me.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#140
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:53am
Don't be jeaulous, since you're a student, I'm guessing you're still pretty young and have tons of time... you'll get your turn!
#141
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:54am
He is well known, Glebb, but didn't have a chance yet, to attend a performance there.
As is the Berlin Ballet master Vladimir Malakhov by the way.
As is the Berlin Ballet master Vladimir Malakhov by the way.
#142
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:55am
Well, I'm a student of ART HISTORY... so I'll probably be unemployed in a few years!
Ahaha, just kidding... hopefully...
Ahaha, just kidding... hopefully...
In the real world the only people who burst into song are the hopelessly deranged...
#143
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:56am
Bill was an apprentice for Joffrey Ballet (where I've had my career) but never made it into the company as a full member. He left for Germany and made an enormous name for himself in the ballet world.
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#144
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:57am
How come you didn't head for musical theatre, Guy from Germany? or has it never been an option?
or has it never been an option?
#145
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:57am
Guy - as an Art History student you must travel and see the great art of the world! :)
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#146
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:58am
I'll be in Stuttgart in July for an audition at the local acting school...
Hey, is that you in your avatar,Yessica?
Hey, is that you in your avatar,Yessica?
In the real world the only people who burst into song are the hopelessly deranged...
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#148
Posted: 5/28/06 at 7:59am
Try to see the Stuttgarter Ballet!
" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."
#150
Posted: 5/28/06 at 8:00am
Ha, I hate the thumbnail, it looks like I#m going bald. I was in the last av too, Mine was the butt on the right...lol
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