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Style and personality in prime downtown setting
Art meets finance
The 26-story W is a beacon welcoming the urban, urbane and contemporary to their refuge in Seattle's cultural core. In the heart of downtown, W Seattle is close to art and music centers, financial and retail hubs, and the Pike Place Market.
Destination dining
TRACE Restaurant and Bar combines a dynamic menu with offerings from an extensive list of hyper-local purveyors, including farmers, graneries, cheesemakers and distillers, as well as a sushi menu featuring sustainably-sourced seafood.
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Guestrooms at W Seattle offer pillowtop mattresses, signature bedding and cotton sheets. Other special touches include window seats, tabletop fountains, complimentary Bliss Spa products, and pampering for pets.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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This stylish high-rise hotel offers a central location within a short walk of corporate offices, the convention center, cultural attractions, boutiques, upscale shopping centers, and the colorful waterfront.
Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in the lounge and lobby, which also features a fireplace. The business center, open weekdays, includes computers with high-speed Internet access (surcharge), and 10,000 square feet of meeting facilities. A safe-deposit box is available at the front desk. A well-equipped fitness center is open 24 hours a day. The hotel's signature 'Whatever/Whenever' service accommodates myriad of special requests.
Pets are pampered with toys, treats, tags, custom W pet beds, and other goodies-even their own snack at turndown (pet surcharge and deposit required). A complimentary area shuttle is also provided for guests up to 2 miles (3 km).
Please note: This is a smoke-free property (fines apply for violations). Valet parking is available (surcharge).
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Computer station
- Conference center
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Concierge desk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Room service (24 hours)
- Business center
- Banquet facilities
- Ballroom(s)
- Event catering
- Exhibit space
- Business services
- Audiovisual equipment
- Total number of rooms - 424.00
- Express check-in
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Security guard
- Tour assistance
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 26
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- Fireplace in lobby
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Luggage storage
- One meeting/conference room
- Parking nearby
- Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 900
- Year Built 1999
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 10000
- Smoke-free property
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge), Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Park your car
Valet parking (surcharge), Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
- In your room
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- iPod docking station
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Free movie channels
- Digital TV service
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Minibar
- Designer toiletries
- In-room massage available
- Shower/tub combination
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Pillowtop mattress
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Down comforter
- Eat and drink
TRACE Restaurant and Bar - combines a dynamic menu with offerings from an extensive list of hyper-local purveyors, including farmers, graneries, cheesemakers and distillers, as well as a sushi menu featuring sustainably-sourced seafood. Imbibers and diners can expect culinary excellence from TRACE's dynamic kitchen led by Chef de Cuisine Steven Ariel, whose expertise in Pacific Northwestern, Pacific Rim and a broad array of global cuisines bring a sense of what's "now" and what's "next" to the menu. TRACE captures the unique and vibrant personality of Seattle, reflecting the region's commitment to traceable ingredients and our guests' interests to make their dining choices based on the sustainable integrity of the food that they are served.
The hottest hangout in town is TRACE bar. Sip on cocktails co-created by British mixologist Charlotte Voisey, who has appeared on Top Chef Masters, The Next Iron Chef America, and has garnered a highly-coveted nod from the James Beard Foundation.
TRACE Sushi Bar - Sushi lovers will delight at our lively, 10-seat sushi bar in TRACE restaurant. With a commitment to sustainably-caught seafood and fish that changes daily, guests will find classics like Nigiri, Sashimi and Uramaki Sushi along with an assortment of familiar and unique specialty rolls. TRACE offers a selection of beers, both local and international, including Sapporo on tap, cocktails highlighting area distilleries, and a stellar selection of Sake as the perfect sushi accompaniment.
A full breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a surcharge. Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday from 7 AM to 2 PM for a surcharge.
- Play
The fourth floor-fitness room, open 24 hours a day, contains treadmills, step machines, Cybex equipment, and free weights. The hotel also offers discounted access to an elite athletic club with an indoor lap pool, one block away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Skiing - downhill nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
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- Swimming nearby
- Sailing nearby
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- Whale-watching nearby
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- Running track/path nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Fishing nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- When you arrive
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- When you leave
Check-out time is noon
- How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: MasterCard, Visa
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Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 14.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 45 per day (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per day plus USD 100 one-time cleaning fee
- Pet deposit: USD 25 per day
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The House speaker discusses the stimulus battle, prosecuting top level Bush officials and the limits of bipartisanship
By Tim Dickinson
It may not have the cachet of the Oval Office, but there is no more commanding view in Washington than the one enjoyed by the speaker of the House. The picture windows in Nancy Pelosi's office frame the National Mall, where, only three weeks earlier, 2 million Americans gathered to celebrate Barack Obama's inauguration. In the distance, centered in the windows, rises the pinnacle of the Washington Monument.
Unfortunately, rescuing the nation's economy won't include sprucing up the Mall -- a $200 million project to renovate America's most visited national park was stripped from Obama's economic stimulus bill to prevent Republicans from derailing the recovery package. While such efforts weakened the measure, they didn't keep it from moving forward. On the morning in February when Rolling Stone sat down with Pelosi in her office, the Senate was conducting the roll-call vote on its version of the $800 billion bill.
In person, Pelosi is warmer than the sharp-edged patrician familiar from the nightly news. Despite the pending vote, she seems relaxed in a gray pinstriped suit accented with a necklace of gray and white pearls the size of jawbreakers. The legislation she has steered through the House during Obama's first few weeks in office -- including measures to revive the economy, extend government health insurance to 4 million children and help America's working women secure equal pay -- may stand as an unparalleled record of accomplishment in the opening days of a new administration.
For the moment, Pelosi is cloaking her instincts as an experienced street fighter in the soothing tones of bipartisanship. Though her eyes flash green when she puts a sharp point on an argument, she seems reticent to take shots at the House Republicans who voted en masse against the recovery package. For the first time since she rose to the speakership two years ago, Pelosi can at last brush aside the GOP's obstructionism and get on with the work of undoing the damage done by eight years of Republican misrule.
Democrats reached out to the Republicans on the stimulus bill by including billions in tax cuts, yet you didn't get a single Republican vote in the House. What happened?
The debate on the recovery package is a clear manifestation of the difference between the two parties. Republicans ultimately could not accept our new direction for the economy, one with prosperity for the many, not the few. We gave them every opportunity for input. They wanted tax cuts, and we included them in the bill. They wanted a chance to mark up the bill, and we gave them 26 hours to add amendments in committee. Then they wanted amendments on the floor, and we gave them that. We're not afraid of debate, so we welcomed any ideas they had and accepted some of them. But when it came to the fundamental difference we have over economic policy we were not going down that path, and neither were they. In the end, many of their members did not even vote for their own alternative economic package, which is remarkable.
I think President Obama did the right thing by reaching out to the Republicans. We had hoped that President Bush would have done that in the eight years that he was president. The public wants us to attempt to have bipartisanship in what we do. What is clear, though, is that maybe we'll have it in some bills but not in others.
What does the partisan gridlock suggest going forward? If it's impossible to get agreement on something as urgent as the economy, what's the prospect of bipartisanship when it comes to something even more controversial, like a climate bill?
On other issues, like energy and health care, there may be plenty of common ground to find, at least in the House. You have to remember that one of the biggest divisions between the parties, for as far back as you can look -- long before we had differences about the environment and other issues -- has been economic. The mission of the stimulus bill was to stabilize the economy and create jobs. If the Republicans had suggestions that did that, then they would have been accepted.
Yet GOP congressional leaders talk about leading a Taliban-like 'insurgency' against you and the administration. That doesn't sound like there's much room for compromise.
I don't like to use that kind of language in describing anybody in all of this. There has to be a distinction made between attempts at bipartisanship, which are legitimate, and what the American people expect and deserve. I don't think we should say, 'OK, let's be bipartisan -- we'll accept your proposal, and that will mean we'll have 2 million fewer jobs in the plan.' It's just not going to happen. That's not inter-party bickering -- that's a fundamental difference between the two parties.
The Republicans seem to be betting that Obama's stimulus plan is not going to work, and that they will benefit politically from its failure if they vote against it.
We've been there with the Republicans on this before. In 1993, the Clinton economic package passed the Congress without one Republican vote. At the time, the Republican leadership predicted a doomsday outcome -- that it was going to create a downward spiral and produce the worst economic times. Of course, it did exactly the opposite. It created the longest period of economic growth in a long time, and very substantial economic growth, at that.
The Republicans do a disservice with their message of 'I hope you fail.' It doesn't help build confidence, and we all have a responsibility to do that. No matter what we are criticizing or commenting on, we have to do so in a way that does not undermine the public's confidence. I think that aspect of what they're doing is irresponsible. They're entitled to their economic philosophy, but it is a failed economic philosophy. We're not going to dilute what we're doing to get a few of their votes and lose many, many jobs in the process.
But what if the recovery package fails to fix the economy? What's Plan B?
We know from economists across the spectrum that it will work to stop the downward spiral we are in, because it focuses on job creation. At $800 billion, I feel confident about the bang for the buck we'll get. It's not an ephemeral thing we're doing here, it's not a speech -- it's creating jobs. What we don't know -- what is uncharted -- is how deep this downturn in the economy could become.
What if it turns out to be deeper than expected? What will you say to the American people a year from now, which is the timeline the Obama administration has put forward for achieving results, if we're still in a world of hurt?
We will be accountable. We will answer for this legislation one year from now, about what worked best and where more needs to be done. We won't say, 'Well, that's just the economy's fault.' No, we will be accountable for the decisions that we make.
The last administration didn't place much of an emphasis on accountability. Sen. Patrick Leahy called yesterday for a 'truth commission' to investigate abuses of power under Bush, and Rep. John Conyers has sponsored a similar bill. Do you support such a process?
I support what Mr. Conyers is doing. I look at it from the standpoint of a separation of powers. We believe there was a politicizing of the Justice Department under President Bush, that conversations took place at the White House that supported that activity. We asked for those documents, but we did not receive them. We asked for those people to testify, but they did not come. That, for us, is a violation of the Constitution. So what we're talking about is bigger than any specific activity. We're talking about contempt of Congress -- Article One, the legislative branch.
I also support what President Obama has said: 'My approach is to look forward, recognizing that no one is above the law.' Both of those approaches are correct. It is also correct for us, as the first branch of government, to say, 'The White House, no matter who is in it, cannot violate the Constitution by not being accountable to the Congress.' And we will continue to pursue our contempt-of-Congress charges against these people for what we believe has been the politicizing of the Justice Department.
But Conyers is asking for more than that. He wants subpoena power to investigate potential abuses of war powers, to force people to testify about torture and find out what was done at Guantánamo and the CIA's black sites. Do you foresee a scenario in which senior members of the Bush administration are actually prosecuted?
I think so. The American people deserve answers. Where we are now, in terms of prosecution of White House staff, is that we have charged them with contempt of Congress. We're talking about Harriet Miers, Josh Bolten and Karl Rove. The natural course of events from here is that the speaker will determine what charge we're going to pursue, because there are more than one. Under Bush, the Justice Department told the U.S. attorney not to prosecute the case. So the beat goes on -- it just gets worse. We don't know what will happen, because they've delayed it a long time.
I'm talking more about the level of a Donald Rumsfeld -- people who authorized torture and greenlighted the kidnapping and rendition of innocent people.
I didn't like their policies, which is why we needed to win the election -- to get them out of power. But I don't know what the evidence is against them on any specific charge. When you have a truth-and-reconciliation commission . . . look, I'm still fighting the bombing of Cambodia. I still have my gripes with the administration that bombed Cambodia before you were born, so I think it's important to bring these things out. If you have a case against someone, you bring a case.
With all due respect, we've had elections before that tossed people out, but then the same people returned to power later just as Dick Cheney did after leaving the Nixon administration. If we turn the page without full examination and prosecution, aren't we in danger of seeing this again?
We should have full examination, I'm not denying that. You asked me a specific question: 'Should they be charged?' I think that further information might take us to that place, but what we want to do is unify the American people. The American people do not want wrongdoing to go unaddressed. We don't want any Democratic or Republican administration to abuse power, and that's what they tried to do with wiretapping, that's what they did with politicizing the Justice Department, that's what they did in many more ways that we could see almost on a daily basis. And yes, that should be stopped.
What Mr. Leahy is putting forward, in terms of a truth-and-reconciliation committee, has always been helpful. It was helpful in South Africa, it was helpful in Rwanda, and they were talking about doing it in places like Lebanon. Ultimately, only the Congress can be responsible for preserving our constitutional prerogatives -- that we get information from the executive branch when we ask for it, that members of the administration appear before us when they are called to the Congress.
Let's talk about global warming. What is the single biggest obstacle to getting a major climate bill through Congress?
Rep. Waxman has said he will have a bill out of his committee by the end of May. We have to unify people around the fact that unless we address global warming, we're not really going to solve the climate crisis, reduce our dependence on foreign oil and improve the quality of our air. I don't think there's any question that we need to proceed. The question is how do we do this in a way that grows the economy rather than have fearmongers describe it as something where we will lose jobs.
Does the current economic climate make it harder to do that?
Everyone says this to me, 'The current economic climate and the price of oil, hasn't that changed the debate?' No, I think it argues for climate change. I think it argues for an aggressive energy policy, and we will have one. This is a very important issue to the president, it was important in the campaign, and you don't walk away from that because the price of oil is lower or because the economy is down. In fact, all of the research tells us that energy can be a force to turn the economy around. Nicholas Stern, who studied the effect of climate-change legislation for the British government, said, 'Not only does this not harm the economy, unless you do it, you will harm the economy.'
What about health care reform? How big a blow is Tom Daschle's departure to getting universal coverage for all Americans?
Getting access to affordable, quality health care in our country is a very high priority. Our committees are just chomping at the bit to get going on it. Tom Daschle was a person who was uniquely qualified -- I use the word 'uniquely' very infrequently -- to move this along in a substantive, strong and expeditious way. He knows this issue, and it's not just an intellectual pursuit for him -- it's a passion. It's unfortunate that he will not be there, but the resources to get the job done are still there, and I know that the president will have other good choices to honcho this initiative. I'm hoping the president will include this in the budget, so it will clearly signal that it's a first-year priority. We're ready, because many of us have been fighting this fight all of our political lives.
The administration's plan for the bank bailout seems to give a lot of rope to the very same fat cats who wrecked the economy in the first place. Aren't Democrats running the risk of becoming the target for the public's anger over corporate abuses?
The public is very angry about the whole rescue package for Wall Street. Your question is best answered by quoting Barney Frank. He says, 'We talk a lot about collateral damage, but sometimes there's collateral benefit, whereby doing the right thing for the American people and the economy enables some people to benefit who we don't want to benefit.' I think what Treasury Secretary Geithner is doing versus what Secretary Paulson has done is night and day in terms of transparency and accountability. This is a complete turn away from the course of action that took place in the Bush administration. It's two different worlds, two different approaches, and any resemblance between the two is just collateral benefit. We'd rather they didn't benefit, but we have to do the right thing for the economy.
[An aide enters the office to tell Pelosi that the Senate has just approved the stimulus bill by a vote of 61 to 37. She turns to watch the news on TV.]
Isn't this interesting? We can't get Mel Martinez [the Republican senator from Florida]. And Mel Martinez is retiring. That's amazing.
[The news shows Obama promoting the stimulus package at a town hall meeting.]
Did you see his press conference last night? Wasn't it the best thing you ever saw in your life?
It's a relief to have a president who can string words together.
Presentation, content, confidence . . . I thought it was really a tour de force. It was interesting, because he used every question to make a speech, but he wasn't defensive. I thought it was great, and I'm pretty objective about these things.
In your role as speaker, is there room for you to be more partisan? After all, you enjoy a commanding majority in the House, unlike Democrats in the Senate.
I'm speaker of the House, so I try to be speaker of the whole House. But I'm also the top Democrat in the House, so I have a responsibility to have the Democratic view prevail. I try to incorporate Republican ideas, but not when we're talking about two different views. In our stimulus bill, we had a strategic mission as to what we wanted to accomplish -- to create jobs -- and everything fit into that. The Republicans were just taking shots. That's why nothing worked for them. In the end, I believe the Republicans were true to their beliefs: They believed in the failed Bush economic policy.


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|Hi! My name is Sergio Schnitzler. I live in Rosario, Argentina. I'm a royalty free content producer. YIO is my pseudonim, a fusion between my last and my first name (asuming the letter Y in my country sounds like the english SH).
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Thursday, September 2nd, 2010
Complete Obituary
Evelyn Grillot
Evelyn R. Grillot, 94, New Bremen, died at 4:52 p.m. Sept. 1, 2010, at her home.
She was born Dec. 13, 1932, in Versailles, to William and Rose Schulze Parmenter. On Oct. 11, 1952, she married Alfred J. Grillot, who died Feb. 10, 2000.
Surviving are six children, Denis (Deborah) Grillot, Bradford, Michael (Marilyn) Grillot, Franklin, Tenn., Nancy (Bob) Marshal, New Bremen, Janet (Jerry) Luthman, Versailles, Dale (Mary) Grillot, New Bremen, Keith (Annette) Grillot, Commerce Township, Mich.; a sister, Mary Leugers, Greenville; two brothers, Charlie (Norma) Parmenter, Ludlow Falls, and Paul (Karen) Parmenter, Piqua; three in-laws, Marion (Emily) Grillot, Russia, Gertie Glaser, Kettering, and Hazel Parmenter, Oklahoma; 15 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
Also deceased is a brother, Joseph Parmenter; and a brother-in-law, Charles Leugers.
She was a member of the Church of the Holy Redeemer in New Bremen, where she served as secretary for 20 years. She was a member of the New Bremen Senior Citizens and was a 1950 graduate of Versailles High School.
Funeral Mass is 10:30 a.m. Monday at the church, the Rev. Thomas Mannebach officiating. Burial is at the German Protestant Cemetery in New Bremen.
Calling is 2-6 p.m. Sunday at Gilberg-Hartwig Funeral Home in New Bremen and 9:30-10 a.m. Monday at the church, where the rosary will be prayed.
Memorials can be made to the State of the Heart Hospice, the American Cancer Society or the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.
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Elevator motor overheated at Embassy Suites, no injuries were reported
Published On: Dec 31 2012 07:10:31 AM CST
Smoke forced the evacuation of dozens of guests at a North Side hotel late Sunday night.
The smoke was reported around 10:30 p.m. at the Embassy Suites at Highway 281 and Jones Maltsberger Road.
San Antonio firefighters said an elevator motor overheated and caused smoke to spread through the building.
As many as 200 staff and guests were evacuated, but were allowed to return 10 minutes later, fire officials said.
No injuries were reported and fire officials said no one was on the elevator when the motor overheated.
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Rachel Hagen is a freshman from Sterling, Va., who is majoring in nursing.
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I chose to come to JMU because I have never met anyone that doesn't absolutely love JMU.
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Born in Milan, she graduated in 1980 in "Direction" at Scuola d'Arte Drammatica "Paolo Grassi" in Milan.She followed musical education (piano).
She started in the '70's as director and actrice in drama off-theatre in Milan and Rome with particolar attention to the female approach.
From 1980 to 1992 she worked as Assistant Director at Teatro alla Scala of Milan, where she still keeps a collaboration.
She also worked as Assistant Director for various Opera Houses in Italy (Maggio Musicale Fiorentino; Teatro di San Carlo, Naples; Teatro dell'Opera, Rome; Teatro La Fenice, Venice; Ravenna Festival, Arena di Verona, Teatro Filarmonico) and abroad (Bolschoj, Moscow; Opera Bastille, Paris; Opera du Nord, Lille; NHK and Bunka Kaikan, Tokyo; Osaka Opera House; La Maestranza, Seville; Opernhaus, Zurich; Grand Theatre de Gèneve, Abao, Bilbao; Washington D.C., Lincoln Center; La Coruna Festival Mozart; San Petersburg, Mikhailovsky Teatr; Teatro Real, Madrid; Liceu, Barcelona).
She collaborated with many world wide renomated Directors, reviving some of their original productions: Giorgio Strehler (Le nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, Falstaff, Lohengrin, Così fan tutte), William Friedkin (Vec Makropoulos), Roberto De Simone (Il Signor Bruschino, Lo frate 'nammurato, Falstaff, Eleonora), Andrej Konchalowsky, Jean-Pierre Ponnelle, Pier Luigi Pizzi, Graham Vick (Lucia di Lammermoor, Manon Lescaut), Luca Ronconi (Les Troyens, Fetonte, Ernani), Jerome Savary, Gilbert Deflò (Rigoletto), Giancarlo Cobelli, Franco Zeffirelli (La bohème, Otello, Turandot), Robert Wilson (Salomé, Doktor Faustus); with Liliana Cavani (Orfeo ed Euridice, La traviata, Jenufa, La vestale, La cena delle beffe, Cavalleria rusticana, Manon Lescaut, Pagliacci, Un ballo in maschera, Werther, Alceste), Eimuntas Nekrosius (Macbeth, Boris Godunov, La leggenda della città invisibile di Kitesh e la vergine Fevronia), and Ferzan Ozpetek (Aida, La traviata) she collaborated at there first appearance in the opera world.
Among her several directions: Turandot by G. Puccini which opened the New Theatre of Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in December 2012; Le nozze di Figaro by W. A. Mozart in June 2012 and Carmen by G. Bizet at Teatro Lirico di Cagliari in December 2011; L'elisir d'amore by G. Donizetti at Teatro Regio di Torino in May 2010 and July 2009 at Castello di Racconigi; Rigoletto by G.Verdi for Teatro Petruzzelli, Bari, in July 2001; in January 2000 she opened the season of Teatro San Carlo di Napoli with La bohème by G. Puccini, in a multimedia staging production. In 1996 she performed the italian premiere of Das Berliner Requiem by K. Weill for Maggio Musicale Fiorentino; in 1997, together with Cavalleria rusticana by P. Mascagni, she staged for Teatro La Gran Guardia di Livorno a seldom performed version of Blue Monday by G. Gershwin.
Her vision of a modern staging utilizing different elements (video, projections, sound effects) began in Busseto, Villa Pallavicino with La traviata by G. Verdi in 1999.
For the contemporary musical theatre she took care of the stage movements for the world premiere of Prometeo by L. Nono (Biennale di Venezia and Teatro alla Scala – Ansaldo, season 1984/1985) and collaborated to the production of the italian cicle of Licht by K. Stockhausen performed at Teatro alla Scala (Donnerstag, 1981 – Montag, 1982 – Samstag, 1984).
Special attention she gave to music theatre for young people and children conceiving and directing Le stanze di Wolfgang Amadè, original opera-play about the childhood of Mozart; Brundibar by H. Krasa; Let's make an opera – The little sweep by B. Britten; Pierino e il lupo by S. Prokof'ev; Histoire du Soldat by I. Stravinskij. For the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, she has been staging since 2007 an opera-play in Florence for Maggio Musicale Fiorentino with M.° Yehezkel Yerushalmi, first violin of the orchestra.
She is also active in Master Classes of "arte scenica" and she is responsible for training course for directors and opera singers.
In 2002 she promoted a High Professional Course in Stage Direction for theatre, opera, and television supported by different partners, Accademia delTeatro alla Scala, Piccolo Teatro di Milano-Teatro d'Europa, Scuola d'Arte Drammatica Paolo Grassi.
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TC degree, program, specialization and year of graduation: M.A., International Educational Development/International Educational Policy Studies, 2005
Integrative Project title: Multi-Disciplinary Development Approaches for Haiti: A Case Study of PROGRESA and its Transferability
Description of your current position: I am a research consultant and PhD student at the University of London Institute of Education.
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Your Health Watch Report for 4/16/14.
It was left at the finish line of the Boston Marathon last night.
Local researchers will study possible treatments for an often undetected but fatal heart condition.
The Rochester Knigthawks are teaming up with the Badge of Honor Association and the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation for the first ever First Responders Night on Saturday.
The 2nd Chance Dog Rescue is holding their 3rd annual K-9 Easter Egg Hunt this weekend in Waterloo.
Senator Chuck Schumer was in Fairport today to stress the importance of school safety.
Local families learn about nutrition and other ways to stay fit and healthy during spring break.
Route 590 shut down after black ice causes several car accidents.
Gina DiMartino was injured by the bombing at the Boston marathon. She will head back to the city for the anniversary.
She faces up to 4 years in prison.
They hope this verdict sends a strong message.
The annual Camp Good Days and Special Times Wine Auction will be held May 3 in Rochester.
COMIDA votes to rescind tax breaks, take legal action, if mall owner doesn't pay up.
Crime victims got the help they needed to get back on the road.
Tuesday marks an important deadline for local gun owners.
Singer and songwriter Mary McPartlan tells the tales of six legends of Irish Folk Music in a presentation at St. John Fisher College.
Watch as Renee Bailey is surprised with a Golden Apple Award.
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His ex-wife allegedly tried to bail him out from jail while drunk.
Your Money Watch Report for 4/15/14.
Fleet Feet's Culver Road Armory location is dedicating today to Rochester-area runners competing in the 2014 Boston Marathon, and also remembering the victims from the 2013 bombing.
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A kitchen stove left on started the blaze.
Kids are learning to swap out their TV remote for a week of fun.
Sunday's shooting at a Jewish Community Center in Kansas City draws local reaction from those celebrating Passover.
A sculpture of an eagle named "North" has found a new home in our backyard.
Shepherd Home in Penfield is in the midst of an important fundraiser to continue providing end of life care to families.
65 people overdosed on heroin in Monroe County, more than double the year before. Now NY is responding to the rise of heroin deaths.
The move is to help those that had their license plates stolen over the weekend.
The parole board states his release would be incompatible with the welfare and safety of society.
Monday is the 6th Annual Monroe County Intergenerational Fishing Day.
Closing arguments have begun.
A man with a long history of racism and anti-semitism is due in court Monday afternoon.
School officials in Monroe County are looking to spark more involvement in public schools in the area.
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Police are cracking down on cell phone use while drivers are behind the wheel.
Suspect is a 73-year old man.
A 53 year old man was treated for non-life threatening injuries.
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CPA David Young discussed tips for people who will not meet the April 15 income tax filing deadline Monday on News 8 at Sunrise.
They are paralyzed or have impairment in all four limbs, but one thing these wheelchair-bound athletes are not are quitters.
Survivors, first responders, politicians and well wishers gathered on Boston's Boylston Street this weekend as the anniversary of the bombing that tore a hole through the city of Boston approaches.
After months of the cold and snow, we finally saw a glimpse of springtime. Today's warm weather had many golfers heading out to tee up.
A Rochester man was stabbed on Clifford Avenue Sunday morning.
Senator Charles Schumer proposed a New York City homecoming parade for troops that have returned home from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Awesome outdoor venue for big name concerts. It's only about a third of the size of the Hollywood Bowl. Beer bar sells local Golden Road Hef and IPA.
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My husband who is a MD purchased 6 VIP tickets for Jackson 5 concert. One of our friend was running late to the event.I had to go outside and meet him in order to give him his ticket and parking permit. I was held outside for the rest of the concert.The obnoxious like" security" people would not let me get back to my 3 kids and the rest of my family. I have waited for this concert all my life.We have payed a lots of money for the tickets ,and i was treated like no human being can even imagine.They didn't care about my kids safety,they didnt care about me. The Greek Theater doesn't deserve clients like us ,and also doesn't deserve fantastic performers like Jackson 5. I would like to receive apology from Greek Theater for unacceptable treatment for the $ 1050.00 i spend the rest of the night outside , all i want to do is cry. Please support me in this effort to change this awful people behavior. I don't want to see someone else go through this.
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Terrible Experience & Poor Management Response. – I am a regular customer of all local music venus as live music is an important part of my life. I work hard to afford to attend multiple shows per year including the KCRW World Music series at the Hollywood Bowl and The Decemberists show that I attended at The Greek just a couple of weeks ago. The other night was my second visit to The Greek Theater this summer alone (not including my multiple visits over the past several years, dating back to Jimmy Page and The Black Crows) and it will be my last due to how a horrible situation was handled by your security & on-site Police. This would have been my third time seeing Thievery Corporation as I am a big fan.
I arrived at our seats with my girlfriend and enjoyed the opening act, excited for the headliner. A group of six (two women and four men) crowded into only four seats, were behaving belligerently to the point that myself, my girlfriend and others around were unable to enjoy the show. I politely asked the man closest to me to "please save the conversation for after the show" His response was aggressive to the point that one of his friends pulled him aside and stood between us. This is when the taunting, antagonizing, and shoulder nudges began followed by one of the men spitting in my face as he said "I am going to fuc**ng kill you you stupid mother fu**ing piece of sh*t! You hit my brother!" I responded immediately as others behind affirmed, that I dod not lay a hand on anyone, and that he needed to take a step away. Meanwhile, my girlfriend, scared to death that I was being ganged up on by four intoxicated grown men, returned with security, who did nothing but relocate the two of us to seats in the next section. Not only was the guard aware that there were six people in four seats, but he totally disregarded the threatening, belligerent behavior of the four men who assaulted me. I explained to the guard that my girlfriend was scared and our night had been ruined, and expressed to him that I wished to press charges, and receive a refund for our tickets. He said "you realize that this is going to be a big deal and require the police and a bunch of paperwork, right?" At this point we were so upset that the night was ruined, and that nothing was done about the aggressive men that caused the scene, that I insisted that the police were involved.
The police were equally as disappointing as security, by letting me know that if the 4 aggressive men that assaulted me claimed that I touched one of them, that I would be the one to go to jail, while mentioning how much paperwork would be involved, yet again. The officers totally dismissed the behavior of the belligerent men. One of the officers thought the situation was funny and started making cartoon references while laughing with other men in uniform. It just seemed like every effort was made to dismiss my concerns and avoid having to handle the situation. I decided to let it go for the night and wait for management to come to give me my refund.
I never received a refund, and my concerns were never addressed. I will certainly book live shows at other venues from now on.
Every Concert should come through here! – In my opinion, The Greek should have been rated # 1 in the Best Of! The forest backdrop of Griffith Park is GORGEOUS, the wonderful ambiance reminds me why I love living in a state where we can have outdoor concerts 365 days/year! The theater itself is small so even the worst seat in the house is still pretty close to the stage. And yeah, the stacked parking isn't great, but it's NOTHING compared to H'Wood Bowl stacked parking (And hey, this is LA, haven't we endured worse for parking?)
I wish more artists would come to the Greek, it's truly an awesome experience!
Poor food choices! – My complaint is about the food. I recommend ordering one of the three food baskets a couple of days before the show you're going to see since the food choices at the Greek are not the best and they are relatively expensive. I've gone at least two times where the food was at best, average...I recently went to the UB-40/English Beat/Elan concert and my husband's bagel was not fresh, the chicken "tenders" were oversalted, as were the french fries. After spending so much money you'd think they'd bother to use the best, why not Nathan's hot dogs or something with some class?!!!
Other than that I pretty much enjoyed the concert, the bathrooms are always clean and there are enough of them. We didn't even have a problem with leaving out of the stacked parking this time!
Sweet venue! – It was a chilly night but we made do for the Open Season premiere. There was ample parking and the sound quality was terrific! I'd love to come back and watch some concerts here.
great outdoor theatre – I've seen many shows here, but I'd suggest getting tickets extra early since the theatre seems to go as far as the eye can see. Not as far as the Bowl, of course, but still a pretty big venue. Traffic can be a hassle afterwards since everyone is trying to go down the same road, so be prepared to wait.
Smaller than the Hollywood Bowl and with more bathrooms – The Greek Theatre's charm is that it is a relatively small and intimate venue, while still having the benefits of being and outside amphitheater. I've sat every where from the very top aisle to right by the stage and in either place, I have always felt that I was able to have a great experience.
L.A's other historic amphitheater boasts great acoustics, an eclectic lineup and beautiful scenery. – In Short
Nestled in a wooded canyon in beautiful Griffith Park is one of L.A.'s best places to take in a concert. Outstanding acoustics are part of the draw, as is the intimate setting--just over 6,000 seats, and each with a great view of the action. Concerts run only during the summer months, but the varied lineup means there's something for everyone. Sting, Tina Turner and Bonnie Raitt have headlined, as have international acts like the Gypsy Kings.
Amazing – The Greek has amazing acoustics and is the one of the most beautiful places to see a show in Los Angeles. When its warm at night seeing a show there feels like summer camp, and they often get amazing acts to play there. I would try to buy tickets early because you can end up sitting pretty far away from the stage. And the parking is horrible because you get like quadruple parked and it takes forever to leave the dirt parking lot...but it is all definetly worth it.
the sh*t!! – Great venue. We see a concert a week and have lived in such places as SAn FRancisco, NYC, Denver and Chicago. The Greek has a great feeling like your in the middle of the woods. Awesome
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