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Neave Barker reports from Moscow on the reaction to Khodorkovsky's guilty verdict.
Russia has fired back at foreign criticisms over the second conviction of a jailed oil tycoon, saying that other governments should "mind their own business".
On Tuesday, US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, and other Western leaders criticised the guilty verdict handed to billionaire businessman Mikhail Khodorkovsky on Monday.
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Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt wrote in a blog post on Tuesday that the ruling "makesit difficult to liberate oneself from the suspicion that the verdict was steered by political dictate rather than by judicial balance".
Germany called the ruling a step backward, while a statement from Canada said that "political considerations should have no role in the judicial process".
Russia's foreign ministry bristled at the criticisms and singled out the United States in particular.
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The case against Khodorkovsky and his business partner involves "serious charges of tax evasion and money laundering" and "in the United States, by the way, people are given life sentences for such crimes''.
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On Monday, as police scuffled with demonstrators chanting "Freedom!" outside the Moscow courthouse where the trial has taken place, judge Vladimir Danilkin found the jailed tycoon and his business partner Platon Lebedev guilty of embezzling $27bn worth of oil.
Al Jazeera's Neave Barker, reporting from the capital, said that a lesser charge involving the theft of shares of an oil company has been dropped.
"All indications are now that the two may well spend another six years in prison, bringing their total period of incarceration to 14 years," he said.
The complete verdict may take up to five days to read.
Khodorkovsky , who has sponsored political rivals of Vladimir Putin, Russia's former president and current prime minister, is already serving an eight-year sentence for tax evasion in a case his supporters say is politically motivated.
Khodorkovsky himself had always insisted that the case against him amounted to a vendetta.
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"Khodorkovsky had somewhat resigned himself to spending old age behind bars," our correspondent said.
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Vadim Klyuvgant, Khodorkovsky's lawyer, said external pressure on Viktor Danilkin, the judge, influenced the guilty verdict.
"From what we are hearing, we have no hesitation in saying that the court was under pressure. The court was not free to make a decision, because even if they theoretically found some kind of a crime, a free and reasonably-thinking man couldn't have written the things in the verdict a priori (according to the facts) couldn't have happened," he said.
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What is it about films that's so appealing to auto brand marketers? Cars and movies have a rich history that still benefits auto brands today, yet all brands can enjoy the benefits of online video content. Columnist Tessa Wegert explains.
Online films have had their fair share of press this year. Brands of all kinds are trying their hand at producing long-form video content that's too entertaining to eschew, too engaging to ignore. But there's one vertical that can claim to have, if not the most, then at least some of the best online films created thus far: automotive.
What is it about films that's so appealing to auto brand marketers? It's a partnership that predates digital content, and even the modern Web. Cars were a principal feature in countless films, from the 1968 classic Bullitt to Back to the Future in 1985. What would Ferris Bueller's Day Off be without Cameron's father's Ferrari? Without cars, The Fast and the Furious franchise wouldn't exist at all.
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Jeanne Sakata is well known to Los Angeles theater fans, having performed in the 2011-2014 seasons in THE BROTHERS PARANORMAL at La Jolla Playhouse, BLOOD at the Geffen Playhouse, HANNAH AND THE DREAD GAZEBO at the Ojai Playwrights Conference, A CAGE OF FIREFLIES at the Sundance Institute Theatre Lab, SEVEN at USC as Cambodian human rights activist Mu Sochua and in Julia Cho's THE LANGUAGE ARCHIVE at East West Players. An LA Ovation Award winner for Best Lead Actress for her cross-gender portrayal of Master Hua in Chay Yew's RED at EWP, Jeanne has performed regionally with The Public Theater, Lincoln Center Theater, Kennedy Center, Mark Taper Forum, La Jolla Playhouse, South Coast Rep, American Conservatory Theater, Northlight Theatre, Intiman Theatre, Berkeley Rep, A Contemporary Theatre, Portland Center Stage, Syracuse Stage and the Arizona Theatre Company. She received a 2013 Monaco Charity Film Festival Award for Best Actress for her work in the indie film ADULTOLESCENCE, a StageScene "Best of 2007" Outstanding Performance mention for her performance as Maria Callas in EWP's MASTER CLASS, an Entertainment Today Award for Best Supporting Actress in Chay Yew's A WINTER PEOPLE at Theatre @ Boston Court, and a DramaLogue Award for Outstanding Performance for her work in Jean Genet's THE MAIDS at EWP.
In 2015, Jeanne's voice work will be featured in Jennifer Phang's acclaimed indie film ADVANTAGEOUS, world premiering in January as one sixteen films chosen for the 2015 Sundance Film Festival's U.S. Dramatic Competition, and followed by showings in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Other feature film credits include playing Mom Wanda to Olivia Munn in the comedy THE BABYMAKERS, XX2: STATE OF THE UNION, and AMERICAN FUSION. Her TV credits include NCIS LOS ANGELES, TYLER PERRY'S MEET THE BROWNS, DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES, ER, THREAT MATRIX, LINE OF FIRE, PRESIDIO MED, AMERICAN FAMILY, NUMB3RS, John Ridley's I GOT YOU, the MOW's THE READING ROOM, HIROSHIMA, CONSENSUAL RELATIONS. Jeanne also guest stars in the comedy webseries SEX AND MARRIAGE on Justin Lin's YOMYOMF YouTube channel.
Jeanne was honored to make her playwriting debut in 2007 with her solo show HOLD THESE TRUTHS (formerly DAWN'S LIGHT: THE JOURNEY OF GORDON HIRABAYASHI). Featuring Ryun Yu and directed by Jessica Kubzansky, the play had its critically acclaimed world premiere in 2007 at East West Players, co-presented by the Japanese American National Museum, UCLA Department of Asian American Studies, and the UCLA Asian American Studies Center, followed by presentations with Silk Road Rising/Millennium Park in Chicago, University of California at Riverside, University of Tennessee in Knoxville, University of Washington in Seattle, and the National JACL & Smithsonian Museum in Washington, DC.
Further workshopped with the Lark Play Development Center and at New York Theatre Workshop's 2009 Dartmouth Residency, HOLD THESE TRUTHS had its New York Off-Broadway premiere with the Epic Theatre Ensemble in October 2012, featuring Joel de la Fuente and directed by Lisa Rothe. The play opened to unanimous rave reviews from The New Yorker, The Washington Post/API, and many other critics, garnering a 2013 Drama Desk Award Nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance, and followed by sold-out performances with ACT Seattle, PlayMakers Repertory Company, People's Light & Theatre, Honolulu Theatre for Youth (co-produced with HAWAII FIVE-O's Daniel Dae Kim) Terra Nova Collective, and Willamette University.
In 2015, HOLD THESE TRUTHS will return by audience demand to ACT Seattle for a full run in its upcoming 50th Anniversary Mainstage Season, as well as having new productions with Plays & Players in Philadelphia and Coachella Valley Rep in Palm Springs. The play is now part of the Library of Congress Playwrights Archive in the Asian American Pacific Islander Collection in Washington DC, where Jeanne's working script was recently on view in the Thomas Jefferson Building in conjunction with the Library of Congress celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. With the East West Players Theatre For Youth program in 2008 and 2010, the play twice toured high schools and junior high schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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A changing of the guard at the American Ballet Theatre.
Jan 2, 2006, Vol. 11, No. 16 • By PIA CATTON
I DO NOT APPROVE OF fantasy football as a topic of conversation: With all the real-life sports out there, why noodle over make-believe match-ups? But now, I sort of get it. And it's because of American Ballet Theatre's fall season at New York's City Center. These days, the company is so loaded with interesting, versatile dancers that it's a kick to imagine them in very different roles and on improbable "teams" in ballets to come.
This struck me while watching Agnes de Mille's Rodeo, a modern-dance version of a Saturday rodeo set to Aaron Copland's music. Erica Cornejo and Craig Salstein sizzled with such youthful, vibrant chemistry that I'm sure they would make a heartbreakingly potent couple in Romeo and Juliet. David Hallberg lent so much drama to the plotless Les Sylphides that I mentally cast him in Onegin. Also in Les Sylphides, Kristi Boone fluttered her arms like a woman bound for Swan Lake.
What's exciting is that these dancers are still soloists or members of the corps de ballet. Which means the next few years should be thrilling for ABT. The ranks are swelling with fresh talent just as several of the big names of the last generation have retired (Susan Jaffe, Amanda McKerrow) or cut back (Julio Bocca). And because the repertory is so vast, these up-and-comers can do it all.
The more senior dancers do not necessarily possess the same fungible talent. This was made quite clear over three performances (with different casts) of George Balanchine's 1928 masterpiece, Apollo. The work calls for a leading man who is willing to look off-kilter on stage, one who can enjoy exploring the angles and unexpected, spare movements. Apollo is born on stage, then learns the arts of poetry, mime, and dance from three muses: Calliope, Polyhymnia, and Terpsichore.
José Manuel Carreño's Apollo was careful at best, uninspired at worst. The choreography simply did not suit his strengths. He was a romantic prince whose every move was pure and dignified. His pirouettes are the current gold standard. But Apollo does not need a splashy tour de force. He needs a creative soul. Maxim Beloserkovsky succeeded more in this regard, but he lacked gravitas. Or rather, his many facial expressions precluded him from creating gravitas. On his thin frame, the sharpness of the steps was clear and clean. What was needed was a slower, firmer tempo and more depth. Ethan Stiefel emerged as the best, giving a mesmerizing performance. Though guilty of overacting, he chose to dance with intensity and passion. And it paid off. He made clear that Apollo is born naive and ignorant, but becomes a master of music and movement. When Stiefel led the muses in the end, he was no longer uncoordinated and silly; he became Apollo.
As for the muses, Paloma Herrera danced a sublime Terpsichore with minimal coyness and maximum confidence. That was a pleasant change. In her classical roles, she often looks nervous, and can seem to lack musicality. But in Apollo she appeared to be a different dancer entirely. Veronika Part handled Terpsichore sexily, with a gentle expression and lush phrasing. Julie Kent, in the same role, faced the problem that Carreño did: No matter what she does she'll look beautiful, but sometimes that is not enough.
A few other performances were notable only because they were cringe-worthy. Michele Wiles and Irina Dvorovenko were both too hammy as Polyhymnia. Melanie Hamrick was totally miscast as Calliope. She is too green for the role; throughout the ballet, her nervous eyes skittered to check out what the big girls were doing.
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Over 50 oarsmen pushed the boat into the Upper Kuttanad waters amidst applause from the villagers gathered. The snake boat will debut in the Nehru Trophy on August 9. Veteran snake boat maker Kozhimukku Uma Maheswaran, who belongs to one of the traditional snake boat designing families in the region, looked on with pride as his latest creation touched water. With Srivinayakan, the village of Karuvatta now has two snake boats, the legendary 'Karuvatta' chundan being the first. Owned formally by the Karuvatta Boat Club (KBC), the chundan, which can accommodate 92 oarsmen, will be rowed by the Punnamada Boat Club in the Nehru Trophy.


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Slipknot have just announced that they're bringing Knotfest back to the States for an extravaganza set to take place Oct. 24-26 in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Slipknot / Stone Sour vocalist Corey Taylor has taken his talents to the silver screen. The musician will appear in the upcoming horror flick 'Fear Clinic,' which stars 'A Nightmare on Elm Street' legend Robert Englund.
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Slipknot / Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's radio show this past weekend. The always busy rocker spoke about some of the lessons he's learned in music and about his participation in the upcoming film 'Fear Clinic.' If you missed Jackie's show, here's her full interview with Corey Taylor.
Corey Taylor remains committed to finishing out the touring and promotion of his ambitious Stone Sour double-disc 'House of Gold & Bones,' but he's also started digging in on the next Slipknot album.
For every school talent show or concert, it seems like there's always one kid or group of kids out to show everyone else what some real music is all about. It's just a theory we have, sort of like Einstein's Theory of Relativity; it's just a theory, but it hasn't been disproved yet! Take a look at Exhibit A in the video above!
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Accenture publishes its business ideas on the value of public service
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Measuring success in sports and business is easy. Statisticians keep track of numbers such as batting averages, games won and bottom-line profits. But government information technology officials and public service providers know that they don't have an easy way to measure how well they satisfy the demand for better functioning agencies.
Martin Cole, group chief executive for government at Accenture, and Greg Parston, director of the Accenture Institute for Public Service Value, a research-oriented think tank, examine that problem in a new business book, "Unlocking Public Value: A New Model for Achieving High Performance in Public Service Organizations." In it, they offer a framework and a process for assessing the value of public service. Cole and Parston also make the following important points.
1. The squeeze for services is fostering public-sector changes.
"If anything, the pressure on public service organizations to create more technology-driven service options, driven largely by citizens' use of the Internet, is only likely to expand in coming years," they wrote.
The book states that increased pressure worldwide on government organizations to open additional channels of communication is spawning "a new and growing form of competition in government" that will lead to more outsourcing of certain public services.
In an interview, Parston said he thinks the United States is doing well at improving public service compared with other countries' efforts. "There has been a public service reform in the United States for the last 16, 17 years." In the past several years, the government has tried to establish better accountability, he said.
2. There is a need for a practical definition of performance.
As governments try to do more with less, the authors see a growing need for "a practical approach to define, measure and drive high performance in the public sector." They wrote that governments should consider the Public Service Value Model as a framework for setting priorities as they try to balance goals and objectives.
They describe the model as four contiguous rectangles, with outcomes on the vertical axis and cost-effectiveness on the horizontal axis. Plotting the direction of an organization reveals its performance trend. "If an organization moves to the upper right-hand quadrant, it is succeeding in increasing outcomes and cost-effectiveness at the same time," Cole and Parston wrote.
But if a government organization moves into the lower left-hand quadrant, it is experiencing a reduction in both outcomes and cost-effectiveness. "It is eroding public value and most likely taxpayers' confidence," they wrote.
3. Measuring outcomes isn't easy.
The Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 required federal agencies to develop strategic plans with long-term, outcome-oriented goals and short-term objectives that they report annually.
Despite that mandate, however, the authors say "outcome measurement is still not a mature practice in U.S. government departments and agencies."
Parston said measuring outcomes is difficult because they often compete with one another. He cited public health as an example. "What do you want to do, cure the disease or make sure the people who get the disease are treated effectively?" he asked. "You are trying to improve people's recovery from disease, but at the same time, you are also trying to prevent the disease."
4. Innovation is important to success.
Experimentation in the public sector is rare because government agencies have little incentive to spend time and money on experiments that may fail. Nevertheless, the authors cite examples of successful public-sector innovation.
One successful innovation was the decision of London's newly elected mayor to assess a fee on drivers who enter the most congested traffic areas of the city. Cameras, the Internet and Short Message Service text on mobile phones help spot and report offending vehicles and allow drivers to pay a fee.
The innovation has been so successful that officials are looking to extend it to other congested areas of the country.
Ten years after the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 became law, a Government Accountability Office survey submitted to Congress in March 2004 found fewer than one-fourth of agency officials thought the law "had even a moderate impact on the ability to service the public," according to the new book "Unlocking Public Value" by Martin Cole and Greg Parston.
They wrote that much work remains to make the federal government truly outcome-oriented. Feedback from agency officials suggested that measuring performance was too inwardly
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Album: Money Talks
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Hailing from Southside Jamaica Queens, up-and-coming rap artist Vic Damone is looking to bring his borough back by launching 'Queens Da Movement' and preparing his debut album, Money Talks. If the title is true, Vic must have a whole lot to say, since he was able to afford arguably the biggest name in hip-hop today, Lil Wayne, for a feature on his remix to Hey Lil Mama. Getting in work, Weezy offers a taste of all three of his popular personae: the King of the Guest Feature, Mr. Out-Of-His-Mind, and Dope Boy Wayne, together, sure to help Damone and his attempt at garnering mainstream spins. Now, the only question remains: can Vic Damone rock the mic solo?
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Outgrown frost damage?
Many of us have hostas that suffered with late April frost and I'm wondering if those plants have outgrown the damage, or if they will look 'sorry' all season. I'm about to cut off damaged leaves from the plants that have leaves to spare, like 'Elegans', 'Liberty', 'Sum and Substance'. But some of my plants only have 10 or so leaves, and I'm suspicious that cutting off 3 just because the edges are ratty isn't a good idea.
Someone here mentioned immediately cutting off the tips of not yet unfurled eyes that had been frost damaged. I wish I had done that - some of the leaves on S&S are quite contorted and irregular looking. I think they might have unfurled more smoothly without their damaged tips.
i dont cut.. i yank ...
will you be sterilizing your cutters between each plant???
just do a couple on each plant..
give them a week or two.. do a few more ...
you can always take a few more..
you cant staple them back on.. eh???
if right handed.. grab the tip of the leaf with your left had.. pull gently .. with your right hand.. run it down the celery stalk until you are near the crown.. and just yank it out of there ... [unless its just been planted]
why bother cutting??
Jan - this is one of three recent divisions of plantaginea given to me in Sept. 2011. They were frozen back to the ground twice this spring. Seriously, all I saw was transparent remnants laying on the ground like spoiled lettuce. So I was pleased when I saw them yesterday (5/18) looking this good. Ergo I took its picture.
This indirectly addresses your question. I would assume such a severe loss of leaves due to freezing would be handled by the hosta the same as if the leaves were cut off. My new leaves show none of the kinking, curling and irregularity normally encountered with frozen or frosted leaves. The light color of the leaves is probably due to a shortage of Chlorophyll as a result of the freezing though. I expect them to green-up quickly.
My SIL, who is mowing for me got a little too close, do you think? If I were home and able, the weeds behind it wouldn't be there, for sure.
I'll let you draw your own conclusions from this.
Les - glad to see you are back in the garden, even if weeding isn't on your ist of approved activities for a while! The non-gardener in my house also gets a bit close to some of the hostas when he mows the grass. Tunnel vision - can't see them!
Ken - rather like harvesting rhubarb eh? (Does hosta make decent pie I wonder?) I know your crop was seriously frosted - do you have photos of the fighters?
I know your crop was seriously frosted - do you have photos of the fighters?
==>>> you gotta be kidding.. right??
i am not wasting my time taking pix of damaged hosta.. lol ..
check in at the conifer forum .... for my recent pic work... go down thru page 2 ... to not miss any ...
the spring gold picea pungens threads ... that is blue spruce for you peeps.. lol ..
Les, I was thinking the green was nearly gold on your plantaginea. Mine is really jet green now...at least the only one with its full set of leaves.
My other two plantaginea together in one pot had a bout of foliar nematodes, and after trimming off the damaged leaves, barerooting and giving them a bleach soak and new separate pots, they have a sort of scalped look to them.
I'm trying to save them, but might not succeed. There are advantages to keeping plants separate and even in pots, spread them far enough apart to avoid dripping on each other.


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The Daughters of Isabella will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday at the St. Patrick Parish Center. Hostesses are Grace Anderson and Rose Younger. Members are asked to bring feminine items and/or non-perishable food items for the Barton County Food Bank. Members interested in attending State D of I Convention in April need to register and pay at the March meeting. T-shirts and polos with D of I logo will be available at the convention, orders will be taken at the March meeting, prices will be higher at convention. D of I jewelry will also be available at ...
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Is a House a Home in the Segregated 1950s?tags: Bruce Chadwick, segregation, theater reviews, Luck of the Irish, Boston
Bruce Chadwick lectures on history and film at Rutgers University in New Jersey. He also teaches writing at New Jersey City University. He holds his PhD from Rutgers and was a former editor for the New York Daily News. Mr. Chadwick can be reached at email@example.com.
Luck of the Irish
Claire Tow Theater/Lincoln Center
150 West 65th Street
New York, N.Y.
In the middle of the nineteenth century, Boston was the capital of the anti-slavery movement. The capital of Massachusetts was the home of several well-known abolitionist newspapers; the state was led politically by anti-slavery champions such as Senator Charles Sumner and Governor John Andrew, and the 54th Massachusetts -- the first African American regiment in the Union Army -- was mustered near the city in 1863.
In the middle of the twentieth century, though, Boston was a hotbed of racism. The Boston Red Sox was one of the last teams to be integrated (Pumpsie Green in 1959) and housing in the Boston area was still segregated. The New England city had actually made enormous backward strides over the prior century.
This is the backdrop for Luck of the Irish, a powerful drama about how a white couple "fronted" for a black couple so they could buy a house in the fictional Boston suburb of Billington. It was a practice known as "ghost buying" and widely used all over the country at the time.
In Kirsten Greenidge's play, which opened last week, upwardly mobile African American Dr. Rex Taylor and his wife move to Greater Boston in the mid-1950s, ignoring nearby Medford, which was integrated, and purchased a home in a lovely town full of green, tree-lined streets and houses owned by white families. A white couple, the Donovans, signed the mortgage papers for them. They settled in and led a reasonably good life. Now, sixty years later, descendants of the couple that "ghosted" for them claim that the original purchase agreement contained a technicality and now, after all this time, they want the house back. An uproar follows.
Luck of the Irish has a dreadfully slow first half hour filled with endless chatter about nothing. We learn that Dr. Taylor's two grandchildren now own the house and are afraid they will lose a court battle to the Donovans. Talk, talk and more talk, all going nowhere.
As soon as the second act begins, the play soars. It is then that we learn the terrible secrets involved in the arrangement between the two couples back in the 1950s. The second act is full of deceit, chicanery, jealousy and greed, but it is full of hope, trust and triumph, too. The Donovans want that house, Mrs. Donovan wails near the end of the play, because working-class white people like them deserve more out of life than a middle-class black doctor.
Greenidge's play shines a spotlight on racial housing problems of the 1950s, in the days before the civil rights crusades against discrimination in housing (the playwright's own grandparents used "ghost buying" to get a home). The struggles of minorities to buy homes were mostly overlooked, rarely reported in newspapers and kept secret.
Playwright Greenidge does a fine job of outlining the racism in suburban America at that time. Mrs. Taylor, for instance, has to keep smiling at the tawdry "welcome wagon" food that her incensed white neighbors bring her, highlighted by frozen Sarah Lee pound cake. She also keeps track, daily, of the number of "for sale" signs that go up in the neighborhood when they arrive. Her husband, the doctor, has to work harder than the white doctors to prove himself. Mrs. Taylor has to continually downplay her background (she is well-educated and a world traveler). It is an angry and focused look at the resentment of some whites in suburbs in that wonderfully "innocent" decade of the 1950s.
The play, that takes place on a stage filled with sparse furniture, is nicely directed by Rebecca Taichman. She has the actors underplay just about everything and, in the end, the result is a low-key racial wallop to the stomach. The play has been compared to the very successful Clybourne Park, which tracked racial animosities in Chicago in that same time period. Luck of the Irish is powerful, but in a slow burning way. Clybourne Park was a racial tsunami.
Director Taichman gets wonderful performances from Carra Patterson and Marsha Stephanie Blake as Nessa Hannah, the 2013 sisters, Victor Williams and Elsa Davis as Rex and Lucy Taylor, Robert Hogan and Jenny O'Hara as the elder Joe Donovan and the elder Mrs. Donovan and Dashiell Eaves as the younger Joe Donovan and a superb Amanda Quaid as the younger Mrs. Donovan.
PRODUCTION: Sets: Mimi Lien, Costumes: Dana Botez; Lighting: Justin Townsend; Sound: Matt Tierney. The play is directed by Rebecca Taichman. Through March 10.
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A very stylish, spacious and modern apartment in a fantastic location! This two bedroom apartment is very stylishly furnished with sisal flooring and French shutters throughout.
Wonderfully located on St Marks Road in Darling Point. The apartment is on the 3rd floor of a very well maintained security building. You can access the apartment via lift / elevator.
The apartment is two bedroom and has four beds, a king in the main bedroom which can also be configured into two twins if required (please request), a king single in the second bedroom and a double sofa bed in the living room. The second bedroom also has room for a travel cot, or a mattress on the floor if travelling with children. In total 5 people can be accommodated in beds, with room for a travel cot or a bed roll. All beds are made up with luxury white Sheridan linen.
The bathroom is modern and clean with shower, basin and toilet and stainless steel fittings. There is also a large laundry tub in the bathroom which is convenient for bathing babies. Luxury Sheridan towels provided for all guests.
It is a five minute walk to Edgecliff Station which is the nearest train station and public transport hub. Double Bay is a 10 minute walk down the hill and Rushcutters Bay is 10 minutes in the other direction. If you like walking, this location is ideal, with Queen Street, Oxford Street, Bondi Junction all accessible on foot. The CBD would be a 40 minute walk. The location is fantastic for exploring the Eastern Suburbs of (website hidden) Mark's Church is a block away and the apartment backs on to Ascham School.
The apartment is also accommodating to families travelling with young children. A travel cot, high chair, pram and car seat are all within the apartment for your use.
There is a laundry within the apartment complex with washing machines and dryers.
We also have one undercover car parking space and adequate visitor parking.
This is a very stylish apartment and is only suitable for people who will treat it with utmost respect. Absolutely no smoking, no parties and no loud noise, especially after 10:30pm. Please take your rubbish regularly to the bin room on the ground floor and follow the recycling policies.
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Great place very nicely furnished and very clean. Easy links to places of interest too, nearby train station is very easy to get to with a short journey to the city centre. Highly recommend.
We had a great stay in this unit with our two young kids. Very child friendly flat and area. Double Bay cafes and Edgecliff train station nearby. Nice playground in Rushcutters bay within 10 mins walk.
Aircon in front room and bedroom was great as the weather was very hot and humid while we were there. We will highly recommend staying in this flat!
Chloe was very prompt in responding to my booking and providing all the necessary information for the apartment. The apartment is in a fantastic location - very close to Edgecliff train station and to the middle of town. I stayed here with my 20 month old son and it was perfect. The apartment was spotless and had everything we needed. There were even some toys at the apartment for my son to play with. I would highly recommend this apartment to anyone travelling with a young family. I will definitely keep this apartment in mind next time I travel to Sydney with my family!
We really did have a delightful stay at this Darling Point apartment. The location was excellent as it was in a lovely neighbourhood and it was was close to public transport. The rooms were bright, modern, spacious and airy. The views of the city were stunning, especially at night. We will definitely recommend this place to our friends and family.
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An excellent location close to the train station providing easy access to the city and Bondi Junction. The apartment was neat and clean albeit basic.
Chloe and James' apartment is a little gem in a quiet leafy neighbourhood close to the CBD. It is located an easy 10 min walk to the Edgecliff railway station where you will also find a shopping centre to meet your needs. The apartment is clean and tidy and looks just like the photos. Communication from James was prompt and the instructions for the key were clear to follow. The door lock system is rather impressive! Thank you for a providing a lovely place to call home for a long weekend. We'd definitely stay again and would recommend it to friends.
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