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In this film, production designer John Macfarlane shows audiences how he created the period staging for Liam Scarlett's adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
The ballet is set during the era in which the novel was originally published – when scientific discoveries were challenging people's ideas about the world.
For the production Macfarlane created a full-size anatomy theatre, where Victor Frankenstein brings the creature to life, complete with full-size skeletons, a cadaver and jars of organs.
'That was how anatomy was taught,' he explains. 'Cutting off bits, putting them in formaldehyde, and saying "That's what a kidney looks like". There are two gifts in this show. One is the mad inventor gift and the other an anatomy room!'
As well as medical paraphernalia, the set also features a replica of a 19th century electrostatic machine, used by Frankenstein to bring the Creature to life. Macfarlane used the antique as inspiration for an enlarged version fit for the stage, created by the Props Department at the Royal Opera House.
'I wanted a Steven Spielberg thunder and lightning storm', says the designer. The electrostatic machine reflects the huge public excitement about research into electricity in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Liam Scarlett's new production Frankenstein was relayed live to cinemas around the world on 18 May 2016.
The next live relay of the 2015/16 Season will be The Royal Opera's new production of Werther on 27 June 2016. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.]]>
Liam Scarlett's new production of Frankenstein is English choreographer's first full-length narrative piece for The Royal Ballet.
In this film, broadcast as part of the live cinema relay on 18 May 2016, Scarlett explains how he wanted his interpretation of the infamous Gothic story to stick closely to Mary Shelley's novel:
'The stereotype with Frankenstein has gone so far from the book,' he says. 'What I really want to do is bring it back to how Shelley saw it.'
Royal Ballet Principals Laura Morera and Federico Bonelli have loved working on a new commission with Scarlett:
'I've been in the Royal Ballet for 21 years – this is the highlight of my career,' says Morera, who dances the role of Frankenstein's adopted sister Elizabeth Lavenza.
'I feel really natural in his work. It's the most free I ever feel because he just seems to get me as a dancer.'
Bonelli, who danced the title role in the cinema relay, agrees there is something uniquely special about being involved in bringing a new work to life:
'You want to have a new work created on you. Of course you want to do the classics but you want to dance the ones that will be known as classics in the future.'
Fellow Principal Steven McRae, who danced the role of the Creature in the cinema relay is thankful to American composer Lowell Liebermann's score for its role in driving the dancing forward:
'One of the major telling points of a Liam Scarlett ballet is the musicality,' he says. 'The music drives the movement, the thought process, and the dramatics. Everything. The music is the starting point.'
Liam Scarlett and Lowell Liebermann on the score:
When Scarlett first approached Lowell Liebermann to compose the score for Frankenstein, the American composer thought he would be creating a soundtrack for a gory horror ballet.
But Scarlett explains his interpretation of Mary Shelley's tale would draw more on the heart and soul of the novel.
'I needed it to retain the beauty that Mary Shelley retains on the page, this isn't a horror story in the sense of a Hitchcock film. It's an intimate journey for the audience.'
Scarlett says he was struck by the empathy he felt for the Creature whilst reading the book, and asked Liebermann to create a musical theme to help bring audiences closer to him.
'In a way the monster's music should be much more beautiful than anyone else's,' says the American composer. Liam has brought it much more to a human level so I wanted to reflect that.'
Scarlett waited until the score was complete before he began to choreograph the work with dancers of The Royal Ballet.
As this is a new score, the ballet is built around the music. A process, Liebermann reflects, was magical to watch:
'Liam is a choreographer that works very much from the music – I didn't know what this would be like before we started.'
'He's extraordinarily sensitive to the music – it's really thrilling to see what he's doing.'
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Liam Scarlett's new production Frankenstein was relayed live to cinemas around the world on 18 May 2016.
The next live relay of the 2015/16 Season will be The Royal Opera's new production of Werther on 27 June 2016. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.]]>
Choreographer Liam Scarlett's new Royal Ballet production of Frankenstein will be broadcast live on BP Big Screens across the UK and in cinemas worldwide on 18 May 2016 at 7.15pm BST.
Royal Ballet Artist in Residence Liam Scarlett has created numerous works for the Company, but Frankenstein is his first full-length work for the Covent Garden main stage.
In his interpretation of Mary Shelley's gothic novel, the choreographer focuses on the tender love story between Victor and his childhood sweetheart Elizabeth as well as the emotions of Frankenstein's Creature. Of the ballet Scarlett says, 'I think when the curtain goes down you're not going to know who to feel more sorry for'.
Download the Frankenstein Digital Programme for free using the promo code FREEFRANK and enjoy a range of specially selected films, articles, pictures and features to bring you closer to the production.
The relay will be presented by former Royal Ballet Principal Darcey Bussell and BBC broadcaster Ore Oduba.
BP Big Screen audiences will see exclusive coverage from Trafalgar Square, presented by conductor and choral expert Dominic Peckham. Find your nearest free-to-attend BP Big Screen.
The Story
A story that needs minimal introduction, Frankenstein has fascinated the world ever since it was first published in 1818 and is one of the key texts of the Gothic genre. Mary Shelley's novel tells the story of Victor Frankenstein who succeeds in giving life to non-living matter. Horrified at what he has done, Victor abandons his Creation.
Read about the true stories behind Frankenstein
The Production
Designer and artist John Macfarlane has set the novel back in the era of its publication and includes Gothic motifs such as a lavish manor house, a detailed re-creation of a 19th-century anatomy theatre and a magnificent display of electricity.
The Music
Frankenstein features an original score by Lowell Liebermann. Scarlett has used a number of the composer's works to score previous works, but this is the composer's first commissioned score for Scarlett. 'I wanted something hauntingly beautiful' says the choreographer, 'and I think he really has done that.'
Read Lowell Liebermann's insights into the process of creating a ballet score
The Cast
In the cinema/BP Big Screen relay, Federico Bonelli will dance the role of Victor Frankenstein with Laura Morera as his sweetheart, Elizabeth. The Creature will be danced by Steven McRae.
Review and win
Frankenstein opened on 4 May 2016. Read audience reactions to the opening night and add your own review.
After the relay, we will publish a roundup of audience tweets, so share your thoughts with the hashtag #ROHfrankenstein.
BP Big Screen audiences will also have the opportunity to win a selection of Royal Ballet and Royal Opera DVDs by sharing their summer selfies from venues around the UK. Tweet or Instagram your pictures with the hashtag for the chance to win.
Frankenstein will be broadcast live to BP Big Screens in the UK and cinemas worldwide on 18 May 2016. Find your nearest BP Big Screen to watch for free or your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.
The production is a co-production with San Francisco Ballet and is generously supported by the Monument Trust, The Taylor Family Foundation, Sarah and Lloyd Dorfman, Simon and Virginia Robertson, Will and Beth Gardiner, Karl and Holly Peterson, The Shauna Gosling Trust, The Constance Travis Charitable Trust, The American Friends of Covent Garden, the Frankenstein Production Syndicate, Bently Foundation, The Hellman Family and E. L. Wiegand Foundation.]]>
During the 2016/17 Season, 12 productions — six from The Royal Opera and six from The Royal Ballet — will be relayed live to cinemas around the world. The programme features a mixture of new productions and classic works.
Tickets are now on sale from local cinemas. Find your nearest venue and sign up to our mailing list.
The ROH Live Cinema Season 2016/17 in full:
Norma – 26 September 2016
The Royal Opera
Vincenzo Bellini
Director: Àlex Ollé
Conducted by Antonio Pappano and starring Joseph Calleja. Norma to be announced.
Così fan tutte – 17 October 2016
The Royal Opera
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Director: Jan Philipp Gloger
Conducted by Semyon Bychkov and starring Corinne Winters, Angela Brower, Alessio Arduini, Johannes Martin Kränzle and Sabina Puértolas
Anastasia – 2 November 2016
The Royal Ballet
Kenneth MacMillan
Music: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky and Bohuslav Martinů, with electronic music by Fritz Winckel and Rüdiger Rüfer
Conducted by Simon Hewett with casting TBC
Les Contes d'Hoffmann – 15 November 2016
The Royal Opera
Jacques Offenbach
Director: John Schlesinger
Conducted by Evelino Pidò and starring Vittorio Grigolo, Thomas Hampson, Sofia Fomina, Christine Rice and Sonya Yoncheva
The Nutcracker – 8 December 2016
The Royal Ballet
Peter Wright after Lev Ivanov
Music: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky
Conducted by Boris Gruzin with casting TBC
Il trovatore – 31 January 2017
The Royal Opera
Giuseppe Verdi
Director: David Bösch
Conducted by Richard Farnes and starring Lianna Haroutounian and Dmitri Hvorostovsky
The Sleeping Beauty – 28 February 2017
The Royal Ballet
Marius Petipa, with additional choreography by Frederick Ashton, Anthony Dowell and Christopher Wheeldon
Music: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky
Conducted by Valery Ovsyanikov with casting TBC
Woolf Works – 8 February 2017
The Royal Ballet
By Wayne McGregor
Music: Max Richter
Conducted by Koen Kessels with casting TBC
Madama Butterfly – 30 March 2017
The Royal Opera
Giacomo Puccini
Directors: Moshe Leiser and Patrice Caurier
Conducted by Antonio Pappano and starring Ermonela Jaho
Jewels – 11 April 2017
The Royal Ballet
George Balanchine
Music: Gabriel Fauré, Igor Stravinsky, Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky
Conducted by Pavel Sorokin with casting TBC
The Dream / Symphonic Variations / Marguerite and Armand – 7 June 2017
The Royal Ballet
Frederick Ashton
Music: Felix Mendelssohn / César Franck / Franz Liszt
Conducted by Emmanuel Plasson with casting TBC
Otello – 28 June 2017
The Royal Opera
Giuseppe Verdi
Director: Keith Warner
Conducted by Antonio Pappano and starring Jonas Kaufmann
The future of opera, and the role of technology within it, is a question that for some time has been at the forefront of my mind, both as a PhD researcher and an opera lover. Presently, a whole generation of potential opera fans are coming of age in a time where world-class productions are relayed live to thousands of cinema screens across continental divides.
The potential of live cinema broadcasts of opera and ballet – which bring the art forms to life via 21st-century technology from companies including the Royal Opera House and the Metropolitan Opera – is awesome. In the space of just a few years, the Royal Opera House's annual 'virtual audience' already outstrips its auditorium attendance.
However, opera cinema audiences in particular are mostly made up of seasoned veterans, the kinds of folk who know their Traviatas from their Toscas. The question remains: can 'opera cinema' have any special appeal for new audiences?
Why, you might ask, would anyone with a budding interest in opera pass up the opportunity to watch their first production on the stage? What does the popcorn-munching mundanity of the multiplex have to offer over the presence of live performers working their magic under the proscenium arch?
That is what I set out to discover last year. As part of a preliminary experiment for my ongoing PhD project, I invited 20 members of the public (of mixed ages, genders and backgrounds) to lose their operatic virginities – for science.
My subjects watched John Fulljames's Royal Opera production of Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny in the Covent Garden auditorium and a cinema of their choosing. I then had them compare their experiences, specifying what they liked and disliked about both settings.
There are two reasons that my research focuses on opera virgins. Firstly, the whole discourse around opera in cinemas is based on (usually negative) comparison with the stage. Opera-savvy audiences naturally compare what they see with what they already know.
The result is that we don't give much thought to the value of opera cinema as a cultural experience in its own right. A pity, as there are many things that opera cinema can do that staged opera cannot. For instance, the visual language of cinema provides an unparalleled level of intimacy and detail. For the same ticket price, every member of the opera cinema audience enjoys privileged access to the stage action.
Secondly, I wanted to ascertain whether certain aspects of opera cinema (such as the perception of greater 'accessibility', familiarity and comfort) would resonate with my opera virgins, perhaps fostering increased enthusiasm for attending a staged production.
Ultimately my subjects divided themselves into three discrete groups. The first (whom I dubbed 'new purists') fell immediately head-over-heels in love with opera, but insisted that it belonged on the stage. As one respondent put it: 'until you've seen an opera in an opera house, you haven't seen an opera'.
The second group was made up of people for whom opera was both aesthetically and culturally intimidating: old-fashioned, 'stuffy' and esoteric – in short, not for them.
Finally, a significant minority of 'opera cinephiles' seemed genuinely to prefer opera in the cinema. This was partly for the reasons I anticipated (increased comfort, enhanced legibility of the drama and so on). What I hadn't banked on was a certain sense of 'philanthropic' value, wherein subjects praised the Royal Opera House for making its productions more readily available.
I'm currently in the process of expanding my research outside of London, introducing Hereford and Hertfordshire audiences to the operatic world via live-streaming. My initial findings suggest that opera cinema at the very least has the potential to introduce successfully newcomers to the form, in addition to engaging existing opera audiences on its own merits.
We're not there yet, but given the right nudge it is not inconceivable that the silver screen might become the popular point of entry for the opera-curious.
The Royal Opera House and King's College London are partnering to research opera in cinemas.
Find out more about the Royal Opera House's Live Cinema Season.
What do you think of opera in cinema? Let us know in the comments below.]]>
The Royal Ballet's Giselle will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world on 6 April 2016 at 7.15pm GMT.
Giselle is considered one of the greatest Romantic ballets – a tale of betrayal, the supernatural and love that transcends death. Peter Wright's production of Marius Petipa's classic version is a favourite in The Royal Ballet's repertory.
Download the Giselle digital programme for free using the promo code FREEGISELLE and enjoy a range of specially selected films, articles, pictures and features to bring you closer to the production.
The cinema relay will be presented by BBC broadcaster Ore Oduba.
The story
Giselle, a peasant girl, falls in love with villager called Loys – only to discover his name is actually Count Albrecht, and that he is engaged to a noblewoman. Knowing they can never be wed, Giselle takes her own life.
In Act II, Albrecht visits Giselle's grave where he encounters her ghost. He is entrapped by the spirits of jilted lovers known as the Wilis, who are determined to force him to dance to his death. Only Giselle's forgiveness can release him from their clutches.
The production
Giselle is the quintessential Romantic ballet. It transformed the dance world when it was first performed in Paris in 1841 and remains at the centre of the classical repertory.
Peter Wright's production for The Royal Ballet is based on Marius Petipa's classic version, itself inspired by the original 1841 choreography by Jules Perrot and Jean Coralli.
Watch Peter Wright in rehearsals for Giselle with Natalia Osipova and Carlos Acosta.
The choreography
Peter Wright's Giselle is filled with energetic, bravura dancing. The heroine in Act I is a bundle of youthful enthusiasm, eager to show off her dazzling steps at any opportunity. Her first appearance in Act II is another brilliant display.
The emotional climax of the ballet is a pas de deux, where Giselle begs for the man who caused her death to be forgiven.
Read our Giselle Dance Highlight: The Act II pas de deux.
The cast
In the cinema relay performance, Argentine dancer Marianela Nuñez will dance the role of Giselle, with Russian dancer Vadim Muntagirov as Count Albrecht.
Itziar Mendizabal will dance Myrtha, Queen of the Wilis.
Giselle opened on 26 February 2016. Read audience reactions to the opening night and add your own review.
After the relay, we will publish a roundup of audience tweets, so share your thoughts with the hashtag #ROHgiselle.
Giselle will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world on 6 April 2016. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.]]>
Positively wrung out with emotion. Enjoyed every minute #ROHtraviata
— Renee (@Renee_Gillan) February 4, 2016
Bravo Venera Gimadieva. What an incredibly moving performance. #ROHtraviata @RoyalOperaHouse
— Georgina Wheatley (@GeorgeWheatley1) February 4, 2016
Really great production #ROHtraviata tonight..#saimirpirgu is one of the best Alfredos i have ever heard.Bravo
— ScotLamar (@ScotLamar) February 4, 2016
#ROHtraviata not a dry eye! Venera had us in the palm of her hand -what a voice-what acting! Stupendous! Tears in Telford
— Shropshire Lavender (@shroplavender) February 4, 2016
"Life's a bitch and then you die". Most accurate summary of #latraviata ever #ROHtraviata
— Clelia Furlan (@sparagmosparty) February 4, 2016
Addio del passato, so moving. Superb! Violetta's performance was sublime. La Traviata #ROHtraviata
— Ivan Hernandez (@hivan76) February 4, 2016
#ROHtraviata in Denia Spain. Stupendous production! And normally I am not an opera buff. What fun!
— Erica Meltzer Laird (@EricaLaird) February 4, 2016
My first opera, 17 years old - inspired and transfixed #hooked #ROHtraviata
— LivWithArt (@livwithart) February 4, 2016
Seeing #ROHtraviata again reminds me why I fell in love with this art form. Incredible performance from Venera Gimadieva.
— Adam Brady (@abrady72) February 4, 2016
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The next live relay during the 2015/16 Live Cinema Season will be The Royal Opera's Boris Godunov on 21 March 2016. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.
Peter Wright's production of the quintessential Christmas ballet The Nutcracker will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world at 7.15pm GMT on 16 December 2015.
Download The Nutcracker Digital Programme for free using the promo code FREENUT and enjoy a range of specially selected films, articles, pictures and features to bring you closer to the production.
The cinema relay will be presented by former Royal Ballet Principal Darcey Bussell and BBC television presenter Ore Oduba.
The story
On Christmas Eve, a young girl called Clara creeps downstairs to play with her favourite present – a Nutcracker. But a mysterious magician, Drosselmeyer, is waiting to sweep her off on a magical adventure.
After defeating the Mouse King, the Nutcracker and Clara travel through the Land of Snow to the Kingdom of Sweets, where the Sugar Plum Fairy treats them to an amazing display of dances.
Back home, Clara thinks she must have been dreaming – until she bumps into a handsome young man that looks just like her Nutcracker soldier...
The production
The Nutcracker is based on a fairytale by E.T.A Hoffmann. The story first brought to the stage in 1892, when the director of the Russian Imperial Theatres commissioned Tchaikovsky to create the now iconic score. Lev Ivanov provided the choreography.
Peter Wright's staging of The Nutcracker was first performed by The Royal Ballet over thirty years ago. Wright's theatrical magic includes a growing Christmas tree that transforms the stage into a glittering Kingdom of Sweets.
Julia Trevelyan Oman's designs draw upon 19th-century images of Christmas, which deliver sparkle and charm in abundance for the festive season.
The choreography
During Clara's visit to the Kingdom of Sweets she is accompanied by some of the best-known melodies in ballet, including the flurrying sounds of the Waltz of the Snowflakes and the dream-like Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy.
The Waltz of the Snowflakes, is one of the best-loved in Lev Ivanov's original production of The Nutcracker. Peter Wright incorporated the original choreography in his 1984 production. With the help of Professor Roland John Wiley, he reconstructed the floor patterns danced by Ivanov's female corps de ballet, forming his own version of this glittering snowstorm.
Read more about The Waltz of The Snowflakes.
The cast
Francesca Hayward dances the role of Clara for the live cinema broadcast, with Alexander Campbell performing as the Nutcracker/Hans-Peter.
Principals of The Royal Ballet Lauren Cuthbertson and Matthew Golding will dance the roles of Sugar Plum Fairy and The Prince.
The production opened on 8 December 2015. Read audience reactions to the opening night and add your own review.
After the relay, we will publish a roundup of audience tweets, so share your thoughts with the hashtag #ROHnutcracker.
The production will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world on 16 December 2015. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.
The production is supported by Van Cleef & Arpels and is staged with generous philanthropic support from The Royal Opera House Endowment Fund.
Follow our Nutcracker advent calendar on Instagram – we're counting down the days until Christmas with a Nutcracker themed image.]]>
Damiano Michieletto's new Royal Opera production of Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci will be relayed live to cinemas around the world at 7.15pm GMT on 10 December 2015.
The cinema relay will be presented by Clemency Burton-Hill.
For a specially selected range of exclusive, films, pictures and features, download the Calleria rusticana/ Pagliacci Digital Programme for free using the promo code 'FREECAVPAG'.
The stories
In Cavalleria rusticana, peasant Turiddu is in love with Lola, a married woman. When this is discovered by Santuzza (a woman he has seduced), she tells Lola's husband Alfio of his wife's infidelity, with violent results.
Pagliacci draws on similar themes, tying the action to the arrival of a travelling theatre troupe to a small town. The troupe's hunchbacked clown Tonio is in love with Nedda, who rejects his advantage. In revenge, Tonio brings Nedda's husband (and the troupe's leader) Canio to spy on Nedda as she meets her lover Silvio.
Both operas are examples of verismo, an operatic movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries which prized realism and narratives driven by a desire for social change. For this reason, they are often performed together, despite fierce rivalry between the two composers during the late 1890s when they were composed.
The production
Damiano Michieletto updates the works to southern Italy in the late 20th century, setting both works in a village in the grip of poverty and hypocrisy, where strong passions lurk in the dark. His production highlights the thematic links between the two works, with characters from each opera appearing in the other.
Watch Damiano speaking about why he chose to set the operas in late 20th-century southern Italy
The music
Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci (Or 'Cav and Pag' as they are often known) both contain music that gives a strong sense of their setting in a poverty-striken southern Italian village and the characters within it. Both are rich with memorable melodies including the Easter Hymn from Cavalleria rusticana and Canio's aria 'Vesti la giubba' from Pagliacci.
Music from Cavalleria rusticana is familiar to wider audiences through film directors' famous uses of the Intermezzo (Raging Bull and The Godfather: Part III being two prime examples). Enrico Caruso's recording of Pagliacci's 'Vesti la giubba' is pivotal in the history of popular music; his 1902 recording being the first million-selling record.
Listen to Antonio Pappano speak about why he feels Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci so perfectly encapsulate Italy and its people
The cast
The production features a world-class cast including Aleksandrs Antonenko, Carmen Giannattasio and Eva-Maria Westbroek. The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House is led by Antonio Pappano.
After the relay on 10 December, we will publish a roundup of audience tweets, so share your thoughts using the hashtag #ROHcavpag.
Read audience reactions from opening night
Cavalleria rusticana/Pagliacci will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world on 10 December 2015. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.
The production is a co-production with Opera Australia, La Monnaie, Brussels, and The Göteborg Opera, and is given with generous philanthropic support from the Royal Opera House Endowment Fund.]]>
Stunning dancing at the @RoyalOperaHouse tonight, and very special to see Carlos Acosta's last performance #ROHcarmenmixed
— Emma Batten (@ebats2010) November 12, 2015
First time watching ballet tonight. Knew some of the music and actually enjoyed it. Also saw a legends last performance #ROHcarmenmixed
— Jacqui Barr (@Jacqui_Barr) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed emotional and passionate end to Carlos Acosta time @RoyalOperaHouse a fantastic evening of dance streamed to Hull @2017Hull
— Denise Anderton (@DeniseAnderton) November 12, 2015
Wonderful pieces, fantastic performances. Thank you for 17 brilliant years, Carlos Acosta. Carmen was a triumph. #ROHcarmenmixed
— SH..... (@BUBB1ES) November 12, 2015
Tchaikovsky's pas de deux was like a firework display. @_stevenmcrae and @ianasalenko always bring the house down! #ROHcarmenmixed
— Luca De Martino (@luquito96) November 12, 2015
Tchaikovsky Pas De Deux was absolutely breathtaking! I love the intricacy and beauty of the choreography! #ROHcarmenmixed
— Rachel Gauci (@FlossyGRM) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed funny, light and tender Faun; sparkling and elegant Tchaikovsky: a wonderful show and superbe dancers! Forlì-Italy
— Paola Cestelli (@greendragonPaCe) November 12, 2015
Damn you, Tchaikovsky, and your magnificent crescendos. Just wow. #ROHcarmenmixed
— Nemi (@AliceNemi) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed : Sarah Lamb gorgeous pre-raphaelite beauty in Afternoon of a Faun - please tell me if a Faun position is vacant
— dansomanie (@dansomanie) November 12, 2015
Afternoon of a faun was like visual poetry #ROHcarmenmixed
— ♔ Julz (@MRJULZ) November 12, 2015
Afternoon of a faun ... beauty and strength... stunning #ROHcarmenmixed in Dublin, Ireland
— Karin Flanagan (@KarinFlanagan1) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed 'Afternoon of a Faun' beautifully acted as well as danced by Lamb and Muntagirov
— holly atwood (@surface_skater) November 12, 2015
Liam Scarlett's 'Viscera' is incredible- especially that middle pas de deux #ROHcarmenmixed
— candice pearson (@CandsP) November 12, 2015
Extraordinary Viscera, it takes you into the music and the dance action! Bravo from Rome Italy #ROHcarmenmixed
— Milla (@millamytwits) November 12, 2015
Wow. Laura Morera was on FIRE in Viscera. Love it when you can actually feel the dancing. #ROHcarmenmixed
— Lucy Hague (@LuxLucisLuce) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed viscera - absolutely amazing, I had no idea I liked abstract ballet. Wow!
— Natalie (@n8talie) November 12, 2015
What did you think of Viscera / Afternoon of a Faun / Tchaikovsky Pas de deux / Carmen live in cinemas?
The next cinema relay of 2015/16 will be The Royal Opera's Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci, relayed live on 10 December 2015. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.]]>


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Forty-nine people were killed during anti-government marches while thousands rallied in support of the army-led authorities, underlining Egypt's volatile political fissures three years after the fall of autocrat President Hosni Mubarak.
Security forces lobbed teargas and some fired automatic weapons in the air to try to prevent demonstrators opposed to the government reaching Tahrir Square, the symbolic heart of the 2011 uprising that toppled the former air force commander.
As police tried to calm Cairo's politically-charged streets, a car bomb exploded near a police camp in the Egyptian city of Suez, security sources said.
The blast, which was followed by a fierce exchange of gunfire, suggested the authorities could be locked in a long-term battle with Islamist insurgents who are gaining momentum.
But the growing violence has not dented the popularity of General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, whose ouster of Islamist Mohamed Mursi, Egypt's first freely-elected president, plunged the country into turmoil.
Instead of commemorating Mubarak's overthrow, tens of thousands of Egyptians gathered in Tahrir to pledge their support for Sisi in an event stage-managed by the state.
An army marching band played, while vendors sold t-shirts with the general's image for five Egyptian pounds ($0.72).
Huge banners and posters displayed Sisi in his trademark dark sunglasses at Saturday's rally. Some women kissed posters.
The core demands of the 2011 revolt - freedom and social justice - could only be heard in protests outside Tahrir, which were quickly muzzled by security forces.
The Sisi mania underscored the prevailing desire for a decisive military man Egyptians can count on to stabilize Egypt.
But an end to street violence seemed nowhere in sight. State television quoted a health ministry official as saying 29 people were killed in clashes during protests in Cairo and elsewhere.
Not far from Tahrir, police in black uniforms clutching assault rifles fired tear gas canisters in a clampdown on anti-government protesters lasting for about two hours.
Armored personnel carriers were deployed to try and keep order, and anyone entering Tahrir had to pass through metal detectors.
The pressure prompted one alliance of liberals to call on their members to withdraw from the streets.
But others gathered in central Cairo after nightfall to call for an end to the army-backed government. "Down with military rule," they chanted.
Sisi toppled Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood in July after mass protests against what critics called his mismanagement and increasingly arbitrary rule, triggering a confrontation with the veteran Islamist movement that has hit investment hard.
The general, who served as head of military intelligence under Mubarak, is expected to announce his candidacy for the presidency soon and is likely to win by a landslide in elections, expected within six months.
Several leading politicians have indicated they would not run for president if Sisi does, highlighting his dominance and the barren political landscape that has emerged since Mubarak's fall. The most vocal critics of the new order - the Brotherhood - have been largely driven underground.
The army congratulated Egyptians on the anniversary of the 2011 uprising and said it would help people build on the gains of what it calls the June 30 Revolution, a reference to the street unrest that prompted the army to oust Mursi.
Such messages have wide appeal for people like Shadia Mohamed Ahmed, a veiled middle-aged woman holding a poster of Sisi in Tahrir. She said "criminals" who commit violent acts against Egypt should be "executed in a public square."
The crowd around her called for the execution of Brotherhood members.
Tensions have been smoldering anew since a wave of deadly bombings killed six people in Cairo on Friday. An al Qaeda-inspired group, based in the lawless Sinai Peninsula, claimed responsibility, according to the SITE monitoring organization.
In an audio message posted on militant websites, al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri called on Egyptian Muslims to focus on fighting what he called "an Americanized coup" staged by Sisi instead of battling the country's minority Christians.
The leader of the Coptic Christian church backed Sisi's military takeover.
Early on Saturday a bomb exploded near a Cairo police academy. No one was hurt, said the Interior Ministry.
Some didn't have the chance to express their views. Police fired live rounds in the air to disperse about 1,000 anti-government protesters in Cairo's Mohandiseen district and at two other marches in downtown.
Hisham Sadiq, a university student, said he was protesting against "military rule and the thugs of the Interior Ministry".
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Security forces have killed up to 1,000 Muslim Brotherhood supporters and put the movement's top leaders in jail. The Brotherhood, which renounced violence in the 1970s, has been declared a terrorist group.
But the tough measures have failed to pacify Egypt, which is of great strategic importance because of its peace treaty with Israel and control over the Suez Canal.
Sinai-based Islamist militants have stepped up attacks against security forces since Sisi toppled Mursi. Hundreds have been killed.
The security crackdown has been extended to secular-minded liberals, including ones who played a key role in the 2011 uprising. Human rights groups have accused the Egyptian authorities of quashing dissent and using excessive force, calling state violence since Mursi's ouster unprecedented.
Egypt's most prominent rights groups criticized the government for using the "purported aim of 'countering terrorism' as justification to commit arbitrary arrests and restrict freedoms."
Although the Brotherhood has been nearly crushed by the state, the group has a history of rebounding.
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"The Brotherhood and its supporters are not something that can be swept aside easily they have a substantial and resilient core."
Although the Brotherhood has been nearly crushed by the state, the group has a history of rebounding.
"Their soft, non-ideological support from Egyptian society has collapsed but their most energized core remains more zealous than ever," said Michael Hanna of the Century Foundation in New York.
"The Brotherhood and its supporters are not something that can be swept aside easily they have a substantial and resilient core."
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It's the moment thousands of students have been dreading or eagerly anticipating - NCEA results are out.
Whether you're able to log in and check them, however, is another issue.
While the New Zealand Qualification Authority (NZQA) has this morning released the official NCEA results for 163,000 students, many are finding they cannot log on due to high demand.
Students should be patient and may have to try and log on several times before gaining access to their results, an NZQA spokeswoman said.
"NZQA always ensures maximum IT resources are dedicated towards ensuring results accessibility and services were tested extensively before results were released," NZQA said in a statement.
"Even with this amount of preparation some users are facing delays being able to log in to access results.We are actively managing the system to maximise performance."
The release of the official results a day after 265 students saw their marks online while the NZQA was doing some testing, only for those results to disappear moments later. The authority is reviewing processes in the wake of the error.
National statistics on the results will not be released until March, but NZQA deputy chief executive Richard Thornton said overall pass rates traditionally increased by an average of 1-2 per cent a year and last year's results were the same.
Marked papers will be returned to students, who then have until February 18 to apply for reviews and reconsiderations or to ask NZQA to recheck or remark some standards.
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One of the big focus areas for the USA`s recent Digital Government strategy is to grow the use of mobile applications.
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For SaaS Entrepreneurs, the key aspect to understand about this technology is the role it plays in enabling more Trustworthy business processes; as in what the UK describes as Trustworthy Transactions.
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As described in this news release in the USA Verizon has been approved as a provider of Government IDaaS – Identity as a Service.
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When used in conjunction with the same mechanisms on Cloud hosted applications, then an end-to-end Trusted Transaction model is possible.
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SaaS Entrepreneurs who utilize these building blocks will therefore be able to write and sell a portfolio of an entirely new paradigm of Government apps: Trusted, mobile services.
For example this one is a great conclusion to this article, as he shares a best practices presentation for securing Internet transactions, using their Adaptive Access Manager technology. Hosting providers like BT use this context to define new value-add services, like a managed service for Fraud Protection.
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Crash That Killed 5 Haunts Teen Driver Not His Fault, But He'll 'Think About It Every Day'
The bodies lying in the field confused Jeremy Bonham. He saw them as soon as he had climbed from a wrecked pickup north of Spokane.
The 17-year-old from Nine Mile Falls didn't know who the people were or why they were there. He didn't connect their still figures to the crushed Honda Civic sitting upside-down in front of him.
"I just saw the empty car and I wondered where everybody was," Bonham said Tuesday.
He learned later all five passengers in the car had died. The accident occurred Saturday evening at Glen GroveStaley and Swenson roads southwest of Deer Park.
On his way to his grandmother's house in Springdale, Wash., for dinner, Bonham hit the Honda Civic when its teenage driver ran a stop sign, Washington State Patrol troopers said. They said Bonham wasn't speeding and had his seat belt on. No alcohol was involved in the crash.
Bonham walked around the accident scene and resisted paramedics who tried to pull glass from his head. Blood trickled down his face and hands. Someone kept telling him to sit down. A medical helicopter whirled overhead.
Then Bonham heard a bystander say the people in the field appeared to be dead.
"He was upset, and they were trying to calm him down," said his father, Dave Bonham. "He saw body bags, and a paramedic told him they were just to keep those people warm."
"I remember being worried that my dad was going to be mad at me for wrecking his truck," he said.
Bonham's wrist and both knees were fractured and his face, arms and back were cut. The seat belt he was wearing left a dark bruise across his left shoulder.
The Lakeside High School senior sat uncomfortably at his kitchen table in sweat pants and a T-shirt Tuesday and tried to recall more about the fatal accident. Nothing about it seems real yet, he said.
He wasn't told about the deaths until the day after the wreck. His parents had intercepted telephone calls from friends and had hidden the newspaper so Bonham could rest without guilt.
Bonham, who likes to fish, hunt and draw, said he wants to get better and return to his job at a North Division restaurant.
He also wants to continue his weekly visits to see his grandmother but is unsure which route he'll take. Bonham said he heard that friends and relatives of the victims are going to put up five white crosses at the intersection where the accident occurred.
The thought of driving past them bothers Bonham.
"I know they're doing it so people remember them," he said quietly. "But I'm already going to think about it every day, especially if I drive by there. And now if they put up crosses … I just know it's going to be hard."
The accident left both vehicles in a ditch about 30 feet from the intersection. The driver and all four passengers in the Honda spilled out of the car. None was wearing a seat belt.
Killed were John Kelly, 17; Joshua Speck, 17; Richard "Joe" Schamp, 16; Dustin Robison, 15; and Gregory Valleau, 25. All were from Deer Park.
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Only a couple of generations ago, getting a photo taken was an event for which you would groom yourself immaculately and dress in your best clothes. Even in my youth, with film and photo developing being expensive you would be careful with what you snapped a pic of.
These days we can click away on digital cameras and phones with reckless abandon with no thought given to the cost, or qualifying the importance of the photo subject. I used to find taking photos a hassle, I thought so long as I had seen it, I would remember it and that was good enough for me. But having children teaches you how much you forget, and how valuable seemingly insignificant snaps become as time passes.
So now a camera is mandatory in my fishing kit, not because I feel a need to prove I caught a fish I released, but to be able to have a record of a great moment or sight and ensure the memory will last.
This photo nostalgia has come to me as I've trawled through some old fishing pics and I've decided to share a few of my favorites. They qualify as favorites not because of perfect lighting, composure or a huge fish, but because of the memory attached. Here's a couple I've picked out...
My friend and colleague Bill Miles shot the photo on the right. The woman holding the kingfish is my mum, Maureen. My son Shaw is looking on very proudly, impressed by his nan's effort. I have photo's of many bigger kingfish, but to me this isn't a photo of a kingfish, it is a picture of pure elation. Mum was so stoked, and it was so well deserved.
I snapped this pic of myself earlier this year while on holiday. I had a whole day to myself, so I went out into the bay and had a look for marlin. The plan was to livebait, but I'd only caught two kahawai and one trevally.
"Not to worry I'll catch a skippy," I thought. At the first sign of good water I set out my skippy lure, and put out a single marlin lure as well. I hadn't even got the lure set when a marlin raced in. I pulled in the lure with the marlin in pursuit and threw it a live kahawai, it ate it in plain view, but at the same time got tangled, jumped a couple of times and I lost it. I wasn't disappointed, I'd seen the best bit, the bite, and it was only two minutes into my first game fishing trip of the season. Later that day I set out my live trevally in a fishy looking bit of water, two minutes later I had a striped marlin lit up and buzzing between the bait and the boat. It eventually ate and ten minutes later I tagged a ninety kilo stripy, and I leaned out and took a quick snap before I let it go.
There are hundreds of marlin catches I've forgotten about, and chances are I will have eventually forgotten about this one too, if not for my decision to snap this pic. Because this pic exists, so does my memory of the great day I had.
I'll be posting some of my favourite pics on The ITM Fishing Show Facebook page over the next couple of months - log in and check them out.
Till next time, keep 'em tight
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Pentecost - The Balloons are coming... Sunday 15th May
As the London heat wave shows us that the long awaited summer is coming, here at St. Mary's we are getting excited about Pentecost.
What is Pentecost? You may ask. Well, for Christian's its the celebration of the Holy Spirit of God descending upon the followers of Jesus who were gathered together in Jerusalem. Jesus's followers were feeling pretty vulnerable and alone after their leader was killed, rose from the dead and then ascended to heaven. But the dramatic arrival of the Holy Spirit gave them renewed hope to go out and tell Jesus' story. A story of hope and love for the world.
After our 11am service on Sunday 15th May as part of our vision at St. Mary's to 'Make Jesus Known' we are going to be releasing balloons with prayers and blessings attached. We pray that the balloons wil spread far and wide (just like the Holy Spirit) bringing the hope that is found in Jesus to all.
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- Genre: Action Fighting
- Release: Mar 13, 2013
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English Language Teacher in China Foreign Trainer
Posted 3 May by Disney English Featured
English Language Teacher in China (Foreign Trainer) Job Description Since the opening of our flagship Center in Shanghai in 2008, Disney English has been sharing the gift of English with thousands of children across China. By providing an award-winning academic curriculum and engaging children with...
Teacher of English, Blackpool, September 2016
Posted 10 May by Randstad Education Limited
The department is well balanced with some very experienced practitioners and some younger teachers developing and sharing their skills. The academies Key Stage 4 students study the AQA English Syllabus. This is a full time permanent position and you will be expected to demonstrate that you are able...
Media Studies - Immediate start - Blackpool
Posted 14 April by Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited Ending soon
A high achieving school in Blackpool is seeking a Media Studies Teacher on a part time long term basis. Media Studies - Immediate Start - Blackpool A high achieving school in Blackpool is seeking a Media Studies Teacher on a part time long term basis. A Media Studies and English teacher job has arisen...
LCF Clubs - Teach languages - Full / Part time
Posted 6 May by Reed Commercial
This is a Franchise Opportunity that requires investment, not an Employed Role. Run your own business with our support. Key Facts: Start your own LCF Clubs business Start-Up Cost: £1,000.00 (part-funding is available) Territories available: Nationwide About LCF Clubs ...
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