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„Slow Train“ weichgespült. Pointierte Zeilen wie „Sheiks walkin‘ around like kings / Wearing fancy jewels and nose rings / Deciding America’s future from Amsterdam and to Paris“ fehlen. Eine Digest-Fassung des Songs.
Eskinder was just voted in as the rebel leader for the radical group in Ethiopia called FANO. FANO is not the "good guys". FANO is an ethnic based rebel group who only represents the Amhara Tribe. They want Amhara to dominate power in Ethiopia. Ethiopia has 3 major tribes. Oromo tribe has historically been oppressed by Amhara, now Oromo is in power(PM Abiy). These white people are not telling you the whole story, they probably have no clue what's really going on. Please do some research for yourself.
It's good to see the date of this - I would hope no one caring would monopolize or interrupt Maddow the way Kushner did at that time, now. "Leftie" is also such a privileged, triggering word that does not make the table or the circle bigger, even in a select space. Was expecting something more inclusive, artistic, and/or egalitarian from this channel, for sure.
i'm so late to this and i wish that i found this sooner but as someone who doesn't have the means to go to new york, i am so glad to have had a taste of watching isabel and danaya perform some shakespeare as well as lope de vega(i know almost everyone is here for raul). i love 1:27:00 when isabel seems apologetic about skipping past some of the monologue but excited to perform for everyone again. also love everyone's inputs and insights
This makes me a bit sad. This amazing company and its wonderful production of A Comedy of Errors was supposed to be a major part of our film about Shakespeare's First Folio (shown on WNET in New York last November) We DID manage to show a little bit, but Union negotiations within the Public broke down and much of the HUGE fun of being with this travelling Mobile Unit, we were NOT able even to film. Not even behind the scenes stuff which would have been great. We DID manage to include a bit of their performance and with the composers, and it's still worth seeing our film. The Mobile Unit are great guys and this is a fabulous show - I just wish we could have done it justice
saw this 'performance' today in Den Haag(the Hague). i felt it was shallow...devoid of anything thought provoking to the point of being boring, though i know most conservative mentalities would have found it shocking and obscene...and it didn't seem like the narrator, rachel mars, did anything BUT(and yes...i COULD make a pun here if it was worthy of such feedback) narrate...the only piece i found worth my time was one by Frida Kahlo, which i thought was poetic... what i thought was a shame was all the correspondences by james joyce...referring to sex as 'dirty'...as if most of humanity needs that sort of reinforcement for exquisite acts that have been deemed shameful and sinful by too many authoritative institutions throughout human history... i guess i was hoping for some feminist feedback/perspective that might be a bit enlightening... and i wish i had the opportunity to know what the audience was applauding when it was done...i'm thinking that maybe they might have mistaken what is usually scandalous or unspeakable for hip...or...maybe i just didn't get the point of the piece.
Absolutely brilliant adaptation, movement between Elizabethan English, modern English, Spanish and singing, set in world today, really feels so alive. Entertaining and vital!
