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The Black
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 June 1789, days before
the capture of the Bastille, the French nobles
are attacked by a mysterious knight who signs
his exploits by leaving a black tulip behind.
This masked villain is none other that
Julien de Saint Preux, the young and passionate
freedom fighter who mingles with the rich and
defends the poor.
During a mission, Julien suddenly
falls into a trap set up by the police
lieutenant La Mouche. In the duel between them,
Julien suffers a nasty cut on his face. His
identity is sure to be revealed among the
nobility of France, unless his twin brother
takes his place as the famous "Black Tulip" and
continues his work until the end.
(This
musical is an adaptation of the 1957 French
film starring Alain Delon and loosely based on
Alexandre Duma's
novel) |
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Martin Eden |
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Turining Jack London's
autobiographic
novel into a staged
production is composer Gregory Nissen's lifetime
endeavor.
This project was originally
conceived as an opera, but a chance encounter in
2010 between Julia and Gregory brought about
Martin Eden, the musical.
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"Dance is always
the
first consideration for
me.
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But then I look
for
profound and intense
drama in the
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larger than life
characters
and universal
theme.
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It has to work on
many
different levels
to be fit
for
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Julia
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Astaire |
The true life story of Fred
Astaire.
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The King of
Melody |
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The King of Melody is an Italian film
classic (1974). exploring thw life, loves and
struggles of the great Patriarch of Italian
opera, Giuseppe Verdi. against the backdrop
of political turmoil. Poignant and tender,
filled with pathos, it is heart-rendering in
both its sad moments as bell as its times of
joy.
The stage adaptation of this film will
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