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What counts as "Jewish art" is a debate as old as Judaism itself—do we mean art by Jewish people, art with Jewish themes, or both? And Jewish culture? Which one? Jews have as many cultures as we have communities in which we've lived, from the Ashkenazi world of klezmer music and Yiddish stories from Eastern Europe, to the rhythmic music of the Abayudaya Jews of Uganda, to the spicy foods of the Mizrachi communities in the Middle East.
We're fortunate that Boston offers a broad variety of Jewish artistic and cultural experiences, giving us opportunities to experience Judaism through many different lenses. Let this page be your guide to the Jewish books, music, film, performances, food, languages and more available in our community.
Saturday, March 286:00pm – 7:00pmTemple Emanuel, Andover mapFREESave the date for an extraordinary, inspirational and moving concert experience with Rick Recht, one of the most celebrated artists in Jewish Music! The concert is free and open to the public. Read More
Editor's PickSaturday, March 286:30pm – 8:30pmJoin us for an entertaining Saturday night of musical theater and celebration with piano-man Ari Sussman and an ensemble of rising young stars from the New England Conservatory. Bring your friends to this entertaining musical variety show full of fun and surprise! Enjoy the music and tunes... Read More
Editor's PickSaturday, March 287:00pm – 9:00pmRSVP For Location, Somerville mapGeez, this winter has been a doozy! What we really need is a warm, cozy, and low-key evening with good people. Join us for Havdalah and some hot cocoa sampling in a community member's home. Read More
Sunday, March 299:30am – 11:00amFREESimhat Tot is an interactive holiday program geared toward families with children ages 2-5 years old (both older and younger siblings are welcome to attend!). We gather throughout the year to prepare for upcoming Jewish holidays through crafts, songs, stories, snacks, and fun! Led by a group of... Read More
Sunday, March 299:30am – 12:30pmNobscot Reservation (White Lodge), Sudbury map
Register HereRegistration closes on March 29Come and visit the annual Model Matzah Bakery and Passover Experience and bake your own Matzah and enjoy a wonderful pre Passover Family event. Read More
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Editor's PickSunday, March 2910:00am – 11:30amTemple Isaiah, Lexington mapJoin PJ Library and the Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston for a family fun Passover seder at Temple Isaiah (55 Lincoln Street) in Lexington on Sunday, March 29 from 10-11:30am. Celebrate the Jewish journey to freedom at this fun interactive seder filled with singing, movement, crafts and... Read More
Sunday, March 2910:00am – 11:30amLeventhal Sidman JCC, Newton mapPassover celebrates the liberation of Israelite slaves from their bondage in Egypt and is a modern call to action for freedom for all. Journey through the desert, re-enact the plagues and make new friends as we celebrate Passover through interactive music, movement and art with other LGBTQ families. Read More
Editor's PickSunday, March 2910:00am – 11:30amLooking for some new fun Passover recipes for your family? Join Sarah Wilensky of JewFood (http://www.jewishfoodeducation.com/) for a demonstration of a few new family friendly Passover treats! Read More
Sunday, March 2910:00am – 11:30amPassover is almost here! Get ready to make your own Passover placemat, dip parsley in salt water, chop charoset, act out out the story of Moses, and more! Geared towards children ages 1-8 and the whole family is invited to join us! Read More
Sunday, March 2910:30am – 11:30amMishkan Tefila, Newton mapFREERegister HereRegistration closes on March 29Kesher Newton Open House! Date: Sunday, March 29th 10:30-11:30 AM. Come learn about Kesher's Hebrew and Judaics curriculum. Kesher is a pluralistic Jewish after school program for grades K-5located in Chestnut Hill. For more information, visit keshernewton.org Read More
Sunday, March 2910:30am – 11:30amBrookline Booksmith, Brookline mapCome have some fun at our Passover Story Hour at Brookline Booksmith This event is free and open to the public! Come and bring a friend! Join us for this Sunday morning story hour and get in the Passover spirit! Read More
Sunday, March 2910:30am – 1:00pmKesher, Somerville mapFREEAre you looking for an innovative, child-centered, high quality Jewish preschool, after school Hebrew school program or bar/bat mitzvah opportunity for your family? Come Check out the Kesher Center for Jewish Learning and Culture! SUNDAY March 29th, 10:30- Noon Read More
Sunday, March 2912:00pm – 2:00pmTemple Israel, Natick mapFREEOpen house for JCC Grossman Camp will be held on Sunday, March 29 at Temple Israel (145 Hartford Street) in Natick from 12-2pm. Meet the camp director and staff and learn how JCC Grossman Camp is a place to be active, a place to make friends and a place for building skills and community.... Read More
Sunday, March 291:00pm – 3:00pmTemple Israel, Sharon mapFREEShoah in Ukraine: Untold Story Read More
Sunday, March 292:00pm – 4:00pmTemple Beth Israel, Waltham map
A Temple Beth Israel 100th Anniversary Year Event Hankus Netsky, Musical Director Featuring the NEC Jewish Music Ensemble and vocalists Jessica Kate Meyer, Miryem-Khaye Siegel, and Henry Carrey Read More
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- $0.00 Children under 12
Editor's PickSunday, March 293:00pm – 6:00pmUMass Boston, Campus Center Ballroom, Boston mapADL's model Seder is designed to draw attention to the universal Passover themes of hope, liberation and freedom as they apply to all immigrant communities. The Community Seder includes not only the story of the Jewish people, but also celebrates the diverse stories and cultures of the immigrant... Read More
Sunday, March 294:00pm – 5:30pmTemple Beth Elohim, Wellesley map
LIVE concert for families with young children! Read More
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Sunday, March 294:00pm – 5:30pm
Register HereRegistration closes on March 31Join us for a celebration of Passover geared towards families with young children. Led by Rabbi Jay, we'll tell the story of Moses and the exodus from Egypt, dip parsley into salt water, sing, and enjoy a simple chicken dinner with all the fixings. $40 per family. Read More
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Editor's PickSunday, March 294:00pm – 6:00pmFREEYoung Pros / 20s & 30s Keep your friends close, and your glass of wine closer! A sommelier from Urban Grape will lead us through a wine tasting featuring Israeli wines. There will be something for every palate — we'll sample a variety of red, white, & sparkling wines. Like what you... Read More
Editor's PickSunday, March 294:30pm – 7:00pmKehillath Israel, Brookline map
Get into the Passover spirit by learning to cook an unforgettably delicious meal for the holiday with Gabe Fine, chef of Black Trumpet. Have fun cooking up a meal of herbed spring lamb, pomegranate gastrqiue, and lemon drizzle-roasted asparagus, & learn tips from professional kitchens while you do. Read More
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Sunday, March 295:00pm – 6:30pmKerem Shalom, Concord map
Register by Email Registration closes on December 1This is a series of six Sunday afternoon classes Rabbi Alan Ullman brings Torah to life by facilitating dynamic interaction and questioning of text, enabling us to view Torah in its ancient context as well as in its relevance to our lives today. Rabbi Ullman helps us to see the wisdom of Torah... Read MoreOther dates for Torah Study with Rabbi Alan Ullman:
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Sunday, March 297:00pm – 9:00pmThe Hotline for Refugees and Migrants is a non-governmental, non-profit organization that aims to defend and further rights of refugees, migrants and prevent trafficking in persons in Israel. Tamara Newman, representative of the Hotline, will speak on Israel's response to the wave of immigrants seek Read More
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Enjoy hands on artactivities and experiment with new, engaging materials. Your child's imagination will be inspired through painting, drawing, different textures and more. This class will provide the ability to experiment while having FUN and best part is that it won't take place in your home. Read More
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Everyone is welcome to join us as we celebrate Passover with Hebrew Play! Monday, March 30, 10:00-10:45 AM Please join us for dancing, singing, stories, craft projects, and play, all conducted in Hebrew, relating to Passover. No prior knowledge of Hebrew required! Geared towards 6 months—3... Read More
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Editor's PickMonday, March 307:30pm – 9:00pmTemple B'nai Abraham, Beverly mapJoin the Lappin Foundation and Temple B'nai Abraham for an exciting evening with author, Anita Diamant. She will lead a discussion on her highly anticipated new book, The Boston Girl. This a free program and is open to the public. RSVPs suggested to Susan Feinstein at 978-740-4431 or... Read More
Tuesday, March 318:30am – 9:30amTemple Emeth, Chestnut Hill mapFREEThis class engages students in the study of Hebrew through the Siddur with the aim of becoming more familiar with synagogue and home liturgy. Beginning readers are especially welcome as we explore a variety of topics including holidays, Jewish history and Torah. Read MoreOther dates for Hebrew for Adults:
Tuesday, March 317:00pm – 9:00pmTemple Beth Shalom, Peabody mapThe Lappin Foundation offers a unique opportunity to study with North Shore rabbis in Introduction to Judaism, a free 25-week course designed for individuals in interfaith relationships wishing to learn about Judaism, and for individuals who are considering conversion to Judaism. Read MoreOther dates for Introduction to Judaism:
Editor's PickTuesday, March 317:30pm – 8:30pmCong. Kehillath Israel, Brookline map
Connect with other young adults as you create a unique etched glass to be used at your seder. Choose between making a glass for Elijah, Miriam, or yourselves! We will also taste a wine or two to help get our creative juices flowing... No prior art experience necessary. Read More
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Editor's PickTuesday, March 317:30pm – 9:00pmBoston Park Plaza, Boston mapFREEAssi Azar is an Israeli celebrity, an out gay activist, and the host a spin-off of the popular American reality show: Big Brother. Azar may be a TV personality, but far more importantly, Azar is an advocate for creating true positive change for the LGBTQA* community. He has published a... Read More
Wednesday, April 19:15am – 10:00amWe are so excited to be offering a 6-week course on Wednesday mornings for babies/toddlers (0-2 years old) and care-givers to learn sign language in this fun, interactive, musical play group! Sign language engages your whole body in learning. It helps infants & toddlers communicate, and... Read More
Editor's PickAs we approach Passover and get ready to hear the story of the Jews' exodus from Egypt, we at JewishBoston.com thought it would be fun to watch a few of the film versions of the story (including last year's Christian Bale remake), give them a rating and create drinking game... Read More
Gateways: Access to Jewish Education teamed up with Behrman House Publishers to publish a haggadah for children with special needs. The haggadah utilizes over 150 picture communication symbols developed by Mayer-Johnson™, the leading creator of symbol-adapted special education materials... Read More
Life is exciting, there's lots going on, spring is in the air, and the snow is melting. To say there's an optimistic feeling in the air this week would be an understatement, especially as I went for a run yesterday wearing a t-shirt as the sun was out and it wasn't freezing. For your... Read More
Editor's PickA Passover/Easter card by interfaith card line Happy Challahdays It's estimated that 58 percent of all Jewish marriages since 2000 are interfaith, and yet there are very few holiday cards that embrace more than one faith. That's where Alexis Gewertz comes in—her... Read More
Aleph / Alif Acrylic on paper, 23x29 inches In the lobby, a green wooden box disarms me, makes me feel, if not at home, at least that I'm in a parallel universe, safe. Metallic English letters spelling an Arabic word, "Sadakah," gleam on one of its sides. I... Read More
Something very special happened yesterday (Sunday, March 1). In the intimate chapel of Temple Ohabei Shalom, over 100 people gathered to hear a program of sacred music. In and of itself, that's not too unusual. But on this day, a South Indian Classical Music singer, Deepti Navaratna,... Read More
Editor's PickThis week I had a chance to speak with playwright Cassie M. Seinuk about her award-winning play, "From The Deep," a story inspired by two real missing people from opposite sides of the world and an imagined scenario in which the two could meet and help each other. When... Read More
Editor's PickPhoto by Sam Murray This week I had a chance to chat with Sonny Oram, founder of Qwear, a fashion blog that celebrates the styles of queer women and trans and non-binary individuals. Sonny is a co-chair of this year's Keshet Cabaret, which takes place Saturday,... Read More
Editor's PickAlexandra Rozenman with her artwork (photo by Irina Danilova) Newbury College is hosting a solo exhibit of visual artist Alexandra Rozenman's work from Feb. 17 through March 31. The show will launch with a reception and gallery talk on Thursday,... Read More
Every French film has its own unique style of entertaining the viewers. That's one of the reasons why some of us are very fond of watching French films, and it has been very successful all over the world, over the years. Just like all the other movies, It makes us laugh, cry, depress, angry... Read More
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Chips isn't your average building. Designed by Will Alsop, Chips presents the first commercial opportunity available in New Islington, Manchester and the chance to locate in one of the area's MOST SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS. More details ›
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The sites are situated on a well ESTABLISHED mixed ownership industrial estate to the south of Central Park, East Manchesters Premier BUSINESS PARK. The available development sites are REGULARLY SHAPED, level and cleared with IMMEDIATE highway access. More details ›
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The property comprises a three storey row of terraced properties with a single storey unit adjoining. The units comprise of a mix of 6 x retail units, 1 office, 1 flat and 1 further office space over two floors which could be split. We understand planning permission is still valid for a two sto... More details ›
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STUNNING HIGH QUALITY OFFICES within a SHORT WALK OF THE CITY CENTRE.The unit currently provides a predominantly open plan office configuration throughout, including a number of sizeable meeting and training rooms. The property sits on the fringe of the POPULAR CASTLEFIELD AREA OF MANCHESTER. More details ›
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Three storey former care home, childrens home & school Benefitting from C2 planning consent Suitable for alternative use (subject to consent) Gross internal area - 15,200 sq ft (1,412 sq m) Onsite parking More details ›
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Land for sale Site 2, Ten Acre Lane, Manchester, M40 2BA
The available development site is of an irregular shape, LEVEL & CLEARED with immediate highway access. The site is situated on a WELL ESTABLISHED mixed ownership industrial estate to the south of Central Park, East Manchesters Premier Business Park. More details ›
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Light Industrial for sale Bennett Street, Gorton, Manchester
OPEN STORAGE YARD TOTALLING 2.09 ACRES INCLUDING 12,180 SQ FT / 1,132 SQ M INDUSTRIAL WORKSHOPS & C. 4,000 SQ FT / 373 SQ M OFFICES WITH DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL More details ›
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This INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE with REFURBISHED OFFICES offers a HIGHLY PROMINENT POSITION on A576 fronting Guinness Circle with EASY ACCESS to Junction 2 of M602 and Junctions 9/10 of M60. More details ›
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Oxford Court is one of the most prominent and best located office environments in Manchester city centre. The accommodation features an OPEN PLAN office, high ceilings, KITCHEN facilities, shower facilities, RECEPTION, BOARDROOM and SECURE GATED PARKING. More details ›
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Odd honeyberrry growth
This year honeyberries are finally available in decent numbers here. They have been all the rage in the last few years in canada (possibly with a bit of bias, since they have been popularized by the U of sask)
Anyways, I got 4 plants - 2 borealis, one Honeybee and one Cinderella. One of the borealis and the cinderella went in the ground in late may and the last borealis and honeybee went in by late june, early july.
The borealis and cinderella were planted in an area that gets sun for at least 6 hours a day, and are near other plants such as hosta, rhodo and ferns. The honeybee and other borealis are about 10 feet away, near a south facing corner, and get just a bit more light. They are next to a seeding pear.
The first plantings - borealis and cinderella have not grown at all. They do not seem to be dying or rotting. No fungal disease or pests either. It gets weirder, when the second borealis I planted hasnt done a thing either, when the honeybee, right next to it, has put on a good 6 inches of growth.
Anyone have experiences like this?
I planted a borealis and a cinderella in pots in April in Norther Virginia while I was waiting for construction on my patio to be completed. They were in an area that got about 8 hours of sun. They grew a bit in the pots, but not much. I transplanted them into their new homes in raised beds near my new patio in June. They now get about 6 hours of direct sunlight and a couple of hours of filtered sunlight. Like yours, they have not grown at all, but do not appear ill. Perhaps they are putting their energy into root production?
That is what Im hoping. They are honeysuckle, and if Im not mistaken, they tend to need to settle a bit. I know that there can be a dozen or so reasons as to why they slow down, I was hoping that someone would have had a similar experience. Lots of things do this for a year when planted anyways...
I planted Blue Sky in the ground this May. It has no new growth but has not died and looks almost the same as when I planted it 3 months ago except for a small amount of insect damage. Hopefully it will survive the winter and grow next year.


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On 4 March, Will Self, the novelist, journalist and Professor of Contemporary Thought at Brunel University, presented a lecture discussing the themes of Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny. Self states that, 'in the past operas provoked riots – I want my lecture about an opera to provoke one.'
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Director, John Fulljames, opened the event by giving a brief introduction to his production of Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny.
The Insights event also featured a performance from internationally acclaimed soprano Angel Blue who recently played Mimì in ENO's autumn 2014 season. Blue sang works including Mahagonny's now iconic 'Alabama Song', a piece that has been sung by many non-operatic artists including David Bowie and The Doors.
Subscribe to the Royal Opera House YouTube channel to be notified of future performance and Insight live-streams]]>
Kasper Holten's forthcoming new Royal Opera production of Polish composer Karol Szymanowski's 20th-century epic Król Roger will be live streamed on 16 May 2015.
The production, starring Mariusz Kwiecień and conducted by Antonio Pappano, will be streamed via the Royal Opera House YouTube channel and the Opera Europa Digital Platform, a new website to be launched in early May that will showcase live streams and a range of behind-the-scenes footage from 15 opera houses across Europe.
Król Roger has never before been staged at Covent Garden and is a sumptuously scored meditation on identity and desire, telling the story of a mysterious stranger who arrives at the court of the titular king, preaching what the king's advisers deem as heresy. Roger is torn between remaining loyal to the Church, and following the stranger. Read more about the opera in our Opera Essentials quick guide.
Further details about the live stream will be announced in due course.
Król Roger runs 1–19 May 2015. Tickets are still available.
The production is generously supported by The Monument Trust, The Danish Research Foundation, The Adam Mickiewicz Institute as part of the Polska Music Programme, Susan and John Singer, The Taylor Family Foundation, Hamish and Sophie Forsyth, David Hancock, Michael Hartnall and the Connoisseurs' Series.]]>
Monteverdi's opera Orfeo will be live streamed for free from 7.15pm GMT on 21 January 2015. The stream will be presented by former Royal Ballet School student and BBC Culture Show presenter Morgan Quaintance alongside Roundhouse Emerging Artist Jane Young.
You can watch via this page, on the Royal Opera House YouTube channel, and on the Roundhouse YouTube channel. The live stream is delivered in association with BBC Arts and will also be available on the BBC Arts website.
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Kasper Holten, Director of The Royal Opera said, 'We are so proud of the collaboration with the Roundhouse and our production of Orfeo, so needless to say, we are very excited to be able to bring it to an even larger digital audience; not least as the shows in Camden are selling out. It was always the point to reach more and new audiences with this production, and what better way to do that than by also making it available to the world via live streaming.'
Marcus Davey, Chief Executive and Artistic Director of the Roundhouse said, 'The live stream of Orfeo will allow us to take opera out to a huge new online audience. It's one of the most ambitious collaborations for our in house production company – Roundhouse Digital Productions - who are working with the Royal Opera House and BBC Arts to live stream the full performance on Wednesday. In addition one of our young emerging artists has the fantastic opportunity to present alongside Morgan Quaintance live on the BBC. We hope many more people get to enjoy this bold and extraordinary production.'
Orfeo is the first collaboration between the Royal Opera House and the Roundhouse - a venture that has allowed The Royal Opera to experiment in a different space as well as showcase the talents of a number of rising stars alongside established artists. The run is all but sold out.
The cast is led by baritone Gyula Orendt as Orfeo and soprano Mary Bevan as Euridice, who perform alongside Jette Parker Young Artists James Platt as Charon and Rachel Kelly as Proserpina. The chorus is comprised of post-graduate singers from Guildhall School of Music and Drama, while the energy of the East London Dance troupe brings the staging to life. Christopher Moulds conducts the Orchestra of the Early Opera Company.
Former Royal Shakespeare Company artistic director Michael Boyd's operatic debut has received both critical and audience acclaim for both exposing new talent and for remaining true to the piece's dramatic roots - the Camden venue is well suited to staging a tragedy of Greek origin, with its in-the-round seating configuration reminiscent of a classical amphitheatre.
Orfeo will be live streamed on 21 January 2015 at 7.15pm GMT.
The production is a new collaboration between the Roundhouse and The Royal Opera.
The BBC and the Royal Opera House are broadcast partners.
East London Dance is generously supported by Molly Lowell and David Borthwick.
The Learning and Participation programme for Orfeo is supported by Prudential PLC
The BBC has launched The Year of Song and Dance 2015, a year-long celebration to include new documentaries and live streamed performances.
In May, Former Royal Ballet Principal Darcey Bussell will appear in BBC Young Dancer, a new competition scouring the country to find the dance stars of tomorrow, similar in format to the BBC's successful and long-running BBC Young Musician competition. Royal Ballet Resident Choreographer Wayne McGregor will sit on the judging panel, while Guest Principal Carlos Acosta is the competition's ambassador. The final will be broadcast live on BBC Two from Sadler's Wells.
A Classical Voice season will begin in June with BBC Two, BBC Four and BBC Radio 3 exploring classical music's leading voices and offering unique insights into the careers of contemporary greats.
The history of dance will be explored on BBC Four. 'The King who Invented Ballet' will follows artistic director of Birmingham Royal Ballet, David Bintley as he traces the birth of the classical dance from the court of King Louis XIV of France.
Other highlights include a feature on BalletBoyz - the ground breaking dance company founded by former Royal Ballet dancers Michael Nunn and William Trevitt - and a documentary promising to uncover the true drama behind Verdi's opera La traviata.
The BBC and the Royal Opera House are broadcast partners.]]>
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An introductory Insights event exploring the much-anticipated new Royal Opera and Roundhouse production of Orfeo will be live streamed on 8 January.
The event will feature production director Michael Boyd, Director of The Royal Opera Kasper Holten and members of the cast and creative team. It will explore the creation of a new production of the first great opera. The event will be live streamed for free here on this page from 6.45pm GMT.
The ROH Insights team are working with young people aged 18-25 from the Roundhouse's Bloomberg Broadcast course to produce the event. The course offers volunteers not currently studying or working the chance to gain valuable experience and professional mentoring within the creative industries.
ROH Creative Producer Tom Nelson is one of the team working with the young people:
'Back in September eight alumni from the scheme shadowed our Film and Broadcast team here in Covent Garden as they worked on a BP Big Screen live relay of Rigoletto.
'The young people will be putting this experience to practical use, producing the live Insight from The Roundhouse's Studio Theatre. Directing, scripting, editing, camera operating - it will all be them, and in a pressurized live broadcast environment, anything could happen!'
Orfeo runs 13–24 January 2015 at the Roundhouse. Limited numbers of tickets are available from the Royal Opera House and Roundhouse websites. The production is a new collaboration between the Roundhouse and The Royal Opera.]]>
ZooNation's Royal Opera House Christmas production, The Mad Hatter's Tea Party, live streamed on 18 December at 6.50pm GMT. Watch right here, or on the ROH YouTube channel.
An early Christmas present, the stream will offer a world-wide audience the chance to see the sold-out hip hop-theatre production inspired by Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, The Royal Ballet's take on which is being performed on the Covent Garden main stage over the festive period. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to be notified when we publish an exclusive dance off between two Mad Hatters taking to the ROH stages this Christmas!
The live stream is delivered in association with BBC Arts and will also be available on the BBC Arts website.
Drawing on influences as diverse as Shakespeare and Sondheim, The Mad Hatter's Tea Party sees the Wonderland characters in therapy, enacting a never-ending tea party. The show is suitable for children aged 5 years and above. The production features Turbo (Sky's 'Got to Dance', CBBC's 'Turbo Boost') and Tommy Franzen (Zoo Nation's Some Like it Hip Hop, Goldberg at the Royal Opera House) as part of the ZooNation Company and is set to a newly-commissioned score.
The Royal Opera House YouTube channel is about to hit 100,000 subscribers and is the most subscribed-to channel of any arts organization in the world. As well as occasional live-streams of performances and events, the channel features regular uploads of behind-the-scenes films and production clips.
Find out what time the live-stream takes place in your time zone.
For photographs, films, reviews and more information about The Royal Ballet and ZooNation Dance Company, visit www.roh.org.uk/publications and claim your free The Mad Hatter's Tea Party Digital Programme with promo code 'teaparty'.]]>
The event currently starts 19:58 into the video. We will upload an edited version on Monday 13 October.
Audience question about how to deal with nerves. Domingo says it gets worse with age ^E #AskDomingo
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) October 12, 2014
Now discussing the issue of streaming opera to cinemas @PlacidoDomingo @RoyalOperaHouse pic.twitter.com/zR6a2LqBIX
— BBC Arts (@bbcarts) October 12, 2014
Q. What does the audience want from us singers? A. You have to be fully prepared as the audience is there to enjoy & judge ^E #AskDomingo
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) October 12, 2014
Q: Why is Foscari not performed very frequently? A: The 3 main singers are very exposed - difficult parts #AskDomingo #ROHfoscari
— Royal Opera House (@RoyalOperaHouse) October 12, 2014
Another look back at @PlacidoDomingo - this time with Parkinson in 1982. We're live from @RoyalOperaHouse until 7.30 pic.twitter.com/PYYne6rp8o
— BBC Arts (@bbcarts) October 12, 2014
Fascinating watching, @PlacidoDomingo being interviewed at @RoyalOperaHouse. Such a talent, and such a varied life.
— Rosha Fitzhowle (@roshamaura) October 12, 2014
@PlacidoDomingo continues to be the greatest inspiration in my professional life. I'd be content to be 1% the artist. Tx @RoyalOperaHouse
— Paul Bambrough (@PaulBambrough) October 12, 2014
"And that's all folks" Love that @PlacidoDomingo is so modest and humble as he walks off the stage of #askDomingo talk w/ Pappano @bbcarts
— Mary Grace Nguyen (@MaryGNguyen) October 12, 2014
Royal Opera House Insights programme is generously supported by The Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
This event was also streamed live on the BBC Arts website.]]>
As part of the World Ballet Day live-stream on 1 October, we want to see your attempts at one of ballet's most iconic steps, the pirouette.
We'll be featuring some of our favourites during the event, live-streamed via YouTube and the Royal Opera House website from 3am BST.
To enter, film yourself attempting a pirouette - ideally in an interesting location - and upload it to YouTube or Facebook, tagged with #WorldBalletDay.
World Ballet Day is a global first, showing live behind-the-scenes action from the rehearsal studios of five world-class ballet companies. The Australian Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet, The Royal Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada and San Francisco Ballet will each take the lead for a four-hour period. Viewers will be able to interact with dancers, choreographers and coaches by asking questions throughout the day via social media. Find out more about World Ballet Day.
Your free digital guide to World Ballet Day is available here - simply type in the promo code: worldballet14 to claim your free guide (usual price £2.99). Please note that the promo code is case sensitive.]]>
In a global first, World Ballet Day will show live, behind-the-scenes action from the rehearsal studios of five world-class ballet companies on 1 October 2014.
The Australian Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet, The Royal Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada and San Francisco Ballet will each take the lead for a four-hour period, live streaming behind-the-scenes from their headquarters to offer a rare glimpse backstage.
Viewers will be able to interact with dancers, choreographers and coaches by asking questions throughout the day via social media. They will also be invited to submit a video of themselves performing a pirouette wherever they are in the world, which will form part of a montage celebrating the worldwide appeal of dance. Find out more about what's happening on the day.
Viewers can watch online right here at www.roh.org.uk/worldballetday, and the stream will subsequently be repeated on YouTube to allow viewers from around the globe to catch up on anything they missed. Edited highlights will be made available after the event.
World Ballet Day follows Royal Ballet Live, a nine-hour live stream which took place in March 2012, attracting some 200,000 views of the live stream and repeat broadcast and 2.5 million views of YouTube Royal Ballet Live material.
Your free digital guide to World Ballet Day is available here - simply type in the promo code: worldballet14 to claim your free guide (usual price £2.99). Please note that the promo code is case sensitive.
Join us on Twitter and Facebook for updates on what will happen on the day.]]>
Very much enjoyed #MovedByMyth here in Switzerland. Standouts of the newest works were Dark Eyes, RavenGirl pdd & Beak @RoyalOperaHouse
— C J MacPherson (@Playingfootsie) September 6, 2014
I LOVED BOURNE. I'm glad my friend told me about this. I've never really watched ballet before so it's wonderful #MovedByMyth
— NinjaLis (@CumberNinjas) September 6, 2014
#movedbymyth driving me mad that they are not quite as coordinated as they should be in the group sections...
— B L (@studioincovent) September 6, 2014
Breathtaking @TommyFranzen Leda and Swan film, Zenaida is so subtle serene yet womenly emotional in deep.#MovedByMyth
— ClaraTSch (@ClaraTSch) September 6, 2014
LOVED Kim Brandstrup's film of Leda+the Swan - Yanowsky is incredible. I was watching her as the Queen of Hearts yesterday... #MovedByMyth
— Georgina Wells (@Wells15G) September 6, 2014
Really enjoyed #MovedByMyth live stream - my highlight was def Leda and the Swan film, but also loved Ondine and The Indifferent Beak
— Laura Dodge (@DodgeDance) September 6, 2014
Eating some humble pie here because I enjoyed that pd2 from Raven Girl considerably more than I did the whole ballet #MovedbyMyth
— Graham Watts (@GWDanceWriter) September 6, 2014
Can we start a campaign for Ed Watson to be in a full-length Bourne Swan Lake in London please? #MovedByMyth
— Margaret B (@MMB_1990) September 6, 2014
What did you think of Sampling the Myth?
Sampling the Myth runs until 7 September 2014. Tickets are sold out.
Deloitte Ignite, curated by The Royal Ballet with the National Gallery's Minna Moore Ede, runs until 28 September and includes a wide range of free and ticketed events. Tickets are still available for some events.


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You can have an identical day from the outside perspective, and feel completely different about it from one day to the next. It all depends on what we think about the experience.
"In order to achieve happiness, you need a variety of approaches and methods to deal with and overcome the varied and complex negative mental states." ~ the Dalai Lama
So much of what we believe to be true is based on how we perceive what happens. And our perception is heavily influenced by our thoughts.
That's what the Dalai Lama is talking about: our need for some way to handle the negative thoughts. For this I love what spiritual teacher Byron Katie teaches.
Today's Tweet/Facebook Post @lindsey_lewis: Our thoughts create our reality. Do you know what you're thinking? #365dayshappy
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In light of the editorial regarding the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and holiday travel ("No thanks to TSA," Comment & Analysis, Nov. 28), perhaps it would be useful to share some information with your readers about TSA's work making transportation security as safe and efficient as possible using a risk-based, intelligence-driven approach.
The country's aviation system is safer, stronger and more secure than it was 10 years ago, and the employees of TSA are on the front lines every day protecting the traveling public. In the past decade, TSA has developed a highly trained federal workforce that has safely screened more than five billion passengers and established a multi-layered security system reaching from curb to cockpit.
We see the effectiveness of these security measures every day. In fact, TSA officers prevented more than 1,100 guns from being brought onto passenger aircraft this year alone. Just last week, we detected 16 loaded firearms nationwide. Two weeks ago, officers in Newark, N.J., caught a passenger with a knife disguised as a credit card, which was hidden in a wallet and stuffed in the passenger's luggage.
TSA officers are better trained, better equipped and better able to tap into a national network of intelligence than private-sector predecessors. One in four officers come to us with military experience, having accepted the opportunity to serve the nation they love in a civilian capacity. Compared to the pre-Sept. 11 security screeners, who averaged just three months on the job, most TSA officers have been with the agency for more than five years. Our officers are proud to work for TSA and our attrition is at an all-time low.
However, we also recognize that while we must carefully secure airports and airplanes, the overwhelming majority of the nearly 2 million passengers screened each day pose little risk to aviation. That is why we are advancing a number of intelligence-driven programs to focus more on high-risk passengers, putting a greater emphasis where it belongs. At the same time, we are using the most advanced technology available to detect nonmetallic weapons and explosives while ensuring individual passenger privacy is protected.
The TSA will continue to move away from a one-size-fits-all approach while improving the traveler experience whenever possible to ensure passengers arrive at their destinations safely.
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I've been lurking for a while and would like to try CP, however I am a little curious as to how the pot and hand blender are cleaned??
Do you use the same hand blender and s.s. pot as you use for cooking or do you own seperate one's used only for your soap making?? If you do use the same items for cooking what is the best cleaning method??
I make goat milk soap I don't use the same pots that I cook with to make them I have pots I use just for makeing soap, as do I have pots I use just for making my candles. As for cleaning them I scrub them with hot water and run them trough the dish washer when I am finished with them. I wouldn't use them to cook food in.
I don't use them to cook with. In fact, I keep all my soap equipment separate from food equipment. Regarding cleaning... I always fill "oil pot" and lye/water container w/ a mixture of hot water and vinegar (to neutralize any remaining lye) I also put all other equip (spoons, blender parts, ladels, etc) in one of these two containers... I then rinse all w/ hot water and then put in dishwasher... I let dishwasher fill and then add a little bit of vinegar to it (just to be on the safe side). Maybe I overdo the vinegar thing, but better safe than sorry.
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I just use liquid soap (lots) and hot/warm water to clean everything.
I will scrape off as much raw soap as possible; if you have a lot, make soap balls with this.
Then, all of the equipment into the sink with about 5 squirts of liquid soap. I do not use gloves, no I am not a tough guy; just with the limited amount of lye/raw soap around, a double sink, the amount of water that I use, I feel it is not necessary. And besides, the sink and water are right there if I need it.
I make a joke about soapers should learn how to make liquid soap before CP, just for the clean up.
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Athletics is Liberty's pride & joy besides Christ. Liberty has been expanding and investing in their programs and facilities immensely for the past decade and so fields, the gym, teams, school spirit and involvement has skyrocketed.
There is limited parking and permit costs every semester. The tow trucks sure do their duty by ticketing ill-placed cars & dragging away those who are illegally parking. Spaces are limited and fill up quickly. Owning a car would be convenient but the nearest shopping center is accessible by a ten minute walk.
Liberty is in the city of Lynchburg which is fondly called "Drenchburg" due to the amount of rain that falls year round. I personally love rain so it doesn't bother me & makes me very happy. Most days are beautifully clear, sunny and bright up on our forrested mountain-full of fresh air and beautiful landscapes! Virginia is gorgeous & has four seasons. Because of all the trees, Fall is like a burst of color while winter does take a toll-it does get cold here so pack a good coat!
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The Lodge is a detached ground floor cottage in the grounds of the owners' home in the Norfolk village of Old Buckenham. The cottage sleeps four people and has one double bedroom, one twin room and a shower room. The cottage also has a fitted kitchen and a sitting room with a dining area. Outside is off road parking for two cars and shared use of the owners' garden with a private patio with outdoor furniture. Set in beautiful countryside and with excellent views, The Lodge is a wonderful holiday cottage for a relaxing break.
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LPG central heating. Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Shared use of owners' garden with private patio with furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop and pub 2 miles. Note: No children at this cottage.
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Picturesque rolling Fens, unspoilt beaches, and pretty waterways – East Anglia is a dream holiday destination. Norfolk offers beaches, saltmarshes and quaint villages whilst equally as charming are the coast and countryside of Suffolk.
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