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  1. Mitha's Dance: It's Up, Down, Always Moving

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jul 25, 2008

    A little optimism, a little pessimism, a little eye-catching abstraction: The Tehreema Mitha Dance Company has shrewdly balanced its contribution to the Capital Fringe Festival.

    Also tagged: moving, dance, up, down, always, it s, celia wren, radha gholkar, mitha s, deepa ponnappan

  2. 'Carmen' Rises to Lowered Expectations

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jul 22, 2008

    It is everybody's right to fall in love with bad opera. August Everding, the late stage director and a leading light of the German theater world, who was responsible for plenty of bad opera in his day, said this to me

    Also tagged: united states, to, expectations, rises, carmen, pforzheim, catholic university of america, washington national opera, the metropolitan opera, lowered, don jose, thomas beard, benjamin warschawski, david grindle, damian savarino, lara colby, lisa archibeque, peter brook, h teri murai, teresa buchholz

  3. The Twists & Turns Of Isadora Duncan's 'Revolutionary' Life

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jul 22, 2008

    A kneeling, russet-draped figure presses her fists to the floor, then raises them high with an air of militant ecstasy. That fervent image opens "Revolutionary: Isadora Duncan's Words, Music, Dance," a lissome

    Also tagged: europe, life, san francisco, the, of, and, turns, revolutionary, twists, duncan s, celia wren, valerie durham, cynthia word, sarah pleydell, isadora

  4. In Architectural Design, Brains and Talent Trump the Best Software

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Technology - Jul 19, 2008

    Fast computers and sophisticated software give architects unprecedented ability to generate powerful designs.

    Also tagged: london, germany, design, software, architectural, sweden, washington dc, the, in, best, and, frank gehry, talent, brains, trump, prague, tenerife, canary islands, university of maryland, malmo, wolfsburg, roger k lewis, technology review inc, foster and partners ltd, santiago calatrava, zaha hadid architects ltd

  5. In Architectural Design, Brains and Talent Trump the Best Software

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Real Estate - Jul 18, 2008

    Fast computers and sophisticated software give architects unprecedented ability to generate powerful designs, but the ability to wield digital might doesn't ensure that these buildings, many of which could never have

    Also tagged: london, germany, design, software, architectural, sweden, washington dc, the, in, best, and, frank gehry, talent, brains, trump, prague, tenerife, canary islands, university of maryland, malmo, wolfsburg, roger k lewis, technology review inc, foster and partners ltd, santiago calatrava, zaha hadid architects ltd

  6. Classical Funk With A Few Rough Edges

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Jul 14, 2008

    The underground scene is squeaky clean at the Capital Fringe Festival. Certainly, the concert "Carnal Node," by the Great Noise Ensemble, was held underground. But the basement in question was the spanking-new Forum at

    Also tagged: funk, a, with, classical, few, rough, edges, craigslist inc, ryan brown, bang on a can, armando bayolo, alan michaels, marc mellits

  7. Inspiration in the Ordinary

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Metro - Jun 1, 2008

    Yuriko Yamaguchi was walking along her cul-de-sac near Tysons Corner and picked up an acorn. Then she grabbed another.

    Also tagged: japan, los angeles, washington dc, vienna, the, in, new york, united states, inspiration, charlotte, himalayas, university of maryland, ordinary, smithsonian institution, tysons corner, the george washington university, radioshack corporation, yamaguchi prefecture, dunn loring, unilever nv

  8. Harman, 89, to Retire After Five Decades At Stereo Firm Helm

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Business - May 30, 2008

    Sidney Harman said yesterday he will retire in July as chairman of Harman International Industries, ending a five-decade tenure as the head of the high-end sound equipment maker he founded here.

    Also tagged: india, los angeles, china, washington dc, brazil, russia, stereo, jimmy carter, at, jane harman, after, to, university of southern california, five, connecticut, retire, 89, firm, decades, helm, stamford, harman, cleveland park, the washington ballet, the phillips collection, kkr and co lp, sidney harman, harman international industries inc, harman family foundation, douglas a pertz

  9. NEA Launches National Opera Awards

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - May 14, 2008

    Think of American art forms, and opera doesn't typically spring to mind. But now the federal government is setting out to change that.

    Also tagged: awards, national, washington dc, opera, launches, santa fe, nea, john f kennedy center for the performing arts, national endowment for the arts, washington national opera, the metropolitan opera, carlisle floyd, dana gioia, james levine, leontyne price

  10. Domingo Goes Baroque

    washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Style - Apr 30, 2008

    Plácido Domingo, often called the Energizer Bunny of operatic tenors, is taking the storied "twilight of his career" into a whole new dimension. For anyone who may have missed him in the past four or five decades

    Also tagged: london, washington dc, new york city, madrid, munich, milan, goes, charleston south carolina, cyrano de bergerac, baroque, die welt, giuseppe verdi, washington national opera, the metropolitan opera, covent garden, domingo, giacomo puccini, antonio vivaldi, david daniels

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