The tournament is set to be staged from November 21-December 18, the first time it will be staged in the winter months.
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The production will be staged Off Broadway, not on Broadway.
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She said it will soon be staged in Poland, where she was born, along with "Ironbound," her earlier play; "Cost of Living" will also be staged this fall at the Fountain Theater in Los Angeles.
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He said it would be staged in May next year instead.
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"Cyrano" may be staged behind bars, but imagination cannot be confined.
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Could Hamlet's soliloquy be sung, or be staged in another way?
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Mr. Noonan continued to be staged regularly well into the 1990s.
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That tournament is set to be staged from Nov. 21-Dec.
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Some events may be staged/re-enacted/ or exaggerated for entertainment purposes.
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"Dating Around" may be staged, but that doesn't mean it isn't real.
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Still, there remained the question of where the work would be staged.
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Now, a new collection of performances will be staged across various genres.
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A protest by nationalists will be staged almost 40 kilometers (25 miles) away.
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It makes sense that life-affirming displays of robust strength would be staged
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The two-part production will be staged at Melbourne's Princess Theater in 2019.
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It is unclear, however, whether other upcoming tennis events will still be staged.
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Most will be staged as combined events, many of them on college campuses.
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An exhibition of Australian Impressionists will be staged at the end of the year.
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Not all rooms have to be staged, especially if the seller isn't living there.
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From 2020 the matches will be staged in a dozen cities across the continent.
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In the next few weeks there will be staged media battles between the parties.
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One official said more supplies would be staged in Brazil and in the Caribbean.
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The final will be staged at the Pierre Mauroy Stadium in Lille on Nov.
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At some future point, works may be staged in archived order in the moon facility.
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However, races would be staged on Sunday despite the calls for a postponement, he said.
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The world championships will be staged from May 4-20 in Copenhagen and Herning, Denmark.
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When allegedly Peeping Tom videos reveal themselves to be staged, viewers often call it out.
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If Niantic's past rollouts are any indication, it's going to be staged in gradual chunks.
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The hope is that the games will now be staged by the summer of 2021.
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It marks the first play by an Asian-American woman to be staged on Broadway.
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The Poseidon "sub-hunters" can also be staged from the Andaman and Nicobar island chain.
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The award comes with a $20,000 commission for a work to be staged at those organizations.
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The video may very well be staged — but if it is, it's truly a beautiful staging.
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The Tokyo 2020 Olympic torch lighting ceremony will be staged without spectators on Thursday in Greece.
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A re-enactment of the driving of the last spike — a gold one — will be staged.
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She added that the return to work could be staged and require testing and other measures.
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That duel will be staged at the Cape Town Stadium, which has a capacity of 55,000.
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Beijing will host the 2022 Olympics, while the Summer Games of 2024 will be staged in Paris.
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Organizers at Gig Workers Rising say that a fourth action could be staged in New York City.
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It is the fifth and final tour event of the season to be staged in South Africa.
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And the World Cup finals in soccer are still set to be staged in Russia in 2018.
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Part 3 of On Site's Figaro Project, presenting Milhaud's "The Guilty Mother," will be staged next year.
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Baseball and softball, proposed to be staged in Yokohama, will each have a competition involving six teams.
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There's widespread speculation that any military intervention by Beijing into Hong Kong would be staged from Shenzhen.
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The above example, from Italy, may well be staged, but it's a perfect example of what's possible.
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In what appear to be staged shots, it shows several crew members in various locations around the tanker.
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The club, based in Augusta, Ga., said it hoped the event could be staged at some later date.
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The new play, titled "Common Ground Revisited," will be staged at the Huntington Theater Company early next year.
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Troops, resources, equipment, all needed to be staged closer to Houston so the response could be more rapid.
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Lazarus will be staged as part of a VR exhibition during the V&A Museum's Performance Festival, Dazed reports.
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Urin said at the time the performers were not ready and that it would instead be staged next May.
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And he's apparently arranged for a few tanks and armored vehicles to be staged prominently on the National Mall.
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Police testified that Harris showed little emotion over the boy's death, except in what seemed to be staged outbursts.
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The rollout will be staged, meaning over the next few weeks more and more customers will get the update.
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Rowling said on Thursday she hoped that "Cursed Child" would be staged on New York's Broadway in the future.
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"I anticipate having perhaps a dozen locations all around Venezuela where such aid will be staged," the official said.
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To honor the centenary of female suffrage in New York State, a new production will be staged from Nov.
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The reactivation, Kalmin said, might be staged over a period of time as a way of testing the market.
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The 2022 winter Olympics will be held in Beijing, while the 2024 summer Games will be staged in Paris.
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The Pyeongchang Games, the first Winter Olympics in Asia to be staged outside Japan, will run from Feb 9-25.
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The 2018 and 2022 tournaments to be staged in Russia and Qatar must be the "best in history", he said.
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This development gave the festival just a month to be staged in time for its original dates, August 16-18.
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He is also collaborating on an update of "The Merchant of Venice," to be staged on Governors Island this fall.
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It would most likely require it to reschedule its world championships, the first to be staged in the United States.
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And without local residents squaring off in the annual races, to be staged this winter on the weekend of Feb.
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Arena has not committed to producing all of the plays, though it is likely that many will be staged there.
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Ms. Hering said the play will be staged until at least 2020 to mark the centenary of the Salzburg Festival.
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A partnership with the Dallas Theater Center, where it will be staged this fall, "Bella" will be directed by Robert O'Hara.
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Importantly, these will be staged images created by the TSA rather than real-world examples — a necessary move to ensure privacy.
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The Giro is the biggest and most complex sporting event ever to be staged in Israel, Sports Minister Miri Regev said.
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The play, which was previous presented at the Royal Court Theater in London, will be staged in New York next February.
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The team is already getting ready for their next close-up — the fall/winter 2017 show, to be staged next February.
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The men's A.C.C. basketball tournament, frequently held in the state, was already set to be staged at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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The French Open tennis tournament, which was due to be held from May 24-June 7, will be staged from Sept.
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The whole film seems to be staged on a succession of extravagant Hollywood sets — overdone, incongruous, outlandish, excessive, pretentious, and creepy.
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"Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope," a 1971 musical by Micki Grant and Vinnette Carroll, will be staged July 25-28.
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The gym was available, and for the first time the opera will be staged in the city where it takes place.
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We had great chemistry when I conducted Prokofiev's "Fiery Angel" [in 2015], which had yet to be staged in Munich's history.
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The fact that the events are going to be staged less than two months apart is tennis at its most dysfunctional.
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The French Open tennis tournament, which was due to be held from May 24-June 7, will be staged from Sept.
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The event, sanctioned by the men's ATP tour for the first time this year, will be staged in Boston in 2020.
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"The match will be staged (at a place) where as many people as possible can go and see it," the Bulgarian added.
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In a unanimous vote, San Diego was awarded the Games in 2015 and they were originally due to be staged in 2017.
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The Women's Rugby World Cup, due to be staged in Belfast and Dublin in August, is also expected to break viewing records.
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It will be staged at the August Wilson Theater, now home to "Jersey Boys," which is planning to close on Jan. 15.
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Handel's first oratorio, written when he was just 22, "Il Trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno" was never meant to be staged.
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The South American soccer confederation, Conmebol, which oversees the tournament, decided Tuesday that the postponed second leg would be staged on Dec.
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A new opera, "Bérénice," composed by Michael Jarrell and based on Racine, will star Barbara Hannigan and be staged by Claus Guth.
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In the festival's final days, June 22-25, En Garde Arts's "Harbored" will be staged at the Winter Garden in Brookfield Place.
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And on April 1, the coalition destroyed an ISIS drone near Qayyarah, where the U.S. forces will be staged to retake Mosul.
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More than 25 community theater productions of "Mockingbird" are scheduled to be staged this year, according to lists on Dramatic Publishing's website.
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Kaija Saariaho's L'Amour de Loin will be the first opera composed by a woman to be staged by the Metropolitan Opera since 1903.
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The 2018 Women's PGA Championship will be staged at Kemper Lakes in suburban Chicago before moving to Hazeltine National outside Minneapolis in 2019.
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Under FIFA statutes that prevent the same continent from hosting the tournament twice in a row, it will not be staged in Asia.
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It probably started in 240BC when the Ludi Romani, the great annual festival, allowed a Greek play to be staged in Latin translation.
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Two officials who spoke on condition of anonymity said the aid will be staged at the main Colombian-Venezuelan border crossing at Cucuta.
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It has also conducted apparently successful tests of submarine-launched ballistic missiles that increase the range from which potential attacks could be staged.
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The second play, the civil rights-era "Fireflies," will be staged by the Atlantic Theater Company this fall, with Mr. Ali again directing.
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The next tournament in 2020 has been designated as Pan-European and is due to be staged in 13 cities in 13 counties.
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Radev's move followed an announcement by disgruntled citizens that a three-day protest against the new changes would be staged in capital Sofia.
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It could be staged in the same town, with the entire baseball world focused there, or in a different city with available stadiums.
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But he said it was unclear when or if "Forza" would be staged, as future seasons have been planned through the 2020-21.
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Mr. Neal said they are trying to raise money for the play to be staged at the Nuyorican once the readings are finished.
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He will also have a major tune-up for the Olympics at the African Athletics Championships to be staged in Durban from June 22.
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From the square where the play will be staged, the dome of the Scola Canton, one of the synagogues, can be seen tilting alarmingly.
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"The video does not accurately show what truly goes on in our barns and appears to be staged for production effect," the farm said.
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Courier said some of the senior events would be staged in conjunction with the new Oracle tournaments, in an effort to add star power.
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The play, which opened in October, is the first to be staged at the new Bridge Theatre in London, a stone's throw from Tower Bridge.
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It was the day after the rehearsal, and we were at the Music Box Theater on 45th Street, where the new production will be staged.
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In its final scene, Kristin Cavallari and Brody Jenner's tearful "goodbye" is revealed to be staged on a Hollywood backdrop filmed on a back lot.
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Mr. Harris's next play, "A Boy's Company Presents: 'Tell Me If I'm Hurting You'," will be staged next spring by Playwrights Horizons in New York.
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Philippe Starck, the French designer, has created prototype medals for the 13 Summer Olympics, which is now all but certain to be staged in Paris.
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The show, a coproduction from the New Group and the Vineyard Theater, will be staged at the Pershing Square Signature Center, not at the Vineyard.
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The Asbury's developers hope to keep the musical traditions alive, offering a lofty event space where performances can be staged in front of about 300 people.
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There is also an aquarium, a hotel, a heliport, and Crocus City Hall, the six-thousand-seat theatre where the Miss Universe pageant would be staged.
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Ms. Vogel's newest play, "Indecent," will be staged on Broadway next spring, opening in April at a Shubert theater (the producers did not specify which one).
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But the acts the girls are engaging in, from oral sex to sexting, tend to be staged, she argues, more for boys' enjoyment than their own.
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The rail workers then plan weeks of strikes starting in April that will be staged on a rolling basis — a two-day strike every three days.
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The next day, protest organizers came to Ewha Haktang and encouraged Yu and her peers to join a student demonstration to be staged in three days.
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Kimberly Senior ("Disgraced") will direct the production, which will be staged at the theater's Off Broadway space at New York City Center — Stage I, beginning Oct.
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After premiering in Norway last year, It's All True will be staged at London's Cafe Oto in September and at NYC's La Mama Theatre in February.
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Featuring 16 national men's teams from the Americas and the Caribbean, the Copa America Centenario will be staged stateside for the first time (June 3 to 26).
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The 14 races will be staged in 12 cities, starting with Hong Kong in October, and a pair in both Montreal and New York in July 2017.
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The deployment will include medical and logistics support personnel, officials said, and U.S. support for the American forces in Syria will be staged out of northern Iraq.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said last week he believed Trump wants Washington to host the parade but left open the possibility that it could be staged elsewhere.
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While O'Shea's fall/winter collection would be presented to buyers in the Milan showroom from mid-November, it would not be staged on the runway, Kering said.
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"Looking for Mummy" was performed at the Edinburgh Festival in August and will be staged in London in the coming weeks before a UK tour next year.
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But at the end of the day, we live in an era of Photoshop hoaxes, a time when many a viral video turns out to be staged.
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"On The Run II" will be staged at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., for two nights as part of the tour's 1999 total North American dates.
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The play was an early production of the influential Circle Repertory Theater in Manhattan and was Mr. Medoff's first play to be staged in New York City.
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The combined finals would be staged indoors at an arena in the Palexpo exhibition center, which has a capacity of about 18,000, in 2018, 2019 and 2020.
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They will be staged in the capital cities of Brazil's 27 states and the federal district, according to a joint statement from the unions released on Friday.
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However, the fact the Finals will be staged in April on clay should suit players' calendars with the European claycourt season about to get into full swing.
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Traditionally, a false flag would be staged by the government, but to Jones, an avid Trump supporter, the pool of suspects who have faked attacks has widened.
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The last of the finals to be staged under the traditional format will see France attempting to defend their crown against Croatia in Lille on Nov. 23-25.
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Alberta premier Rachel Notley said that re-entry would begin on June 1, if all safety conditions were met, with the return to be staged over two weeks.
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The new play by Ms. Herzog, "Mary Jane," is about a woman caring for her ailing son, and will be staged from April 28 to May 20, 2017.
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The last of the Davis Cup final to be staged under the traditional format will see France attempting to defend its title against Croatia in Lille in November.
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The Olympic golf tournament also will be staged on Le Golf National's Albatros course, the watery layout that opened in 1990 and has been significantly reworked since then.
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The Ladies European Tour (LET) event will be staged in collaboration with Golf Saudi and the Saudi Golf Federation and will carry a winning purse of $1 million.
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They will have an opportunity to show off on October 1st when a huge military parade will be staged in Beijing to mark the 70th anniversary of Communist rule.
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He shrugged off the decision, which he said would have no effect on the World Cup to be staged in Russia next year, and said he would not appeal.
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" In this imagined future, "even romantic comedies would be staged under the sign of warming, as surely as screwball comedies were extruded by the anxieties of the Great Depression.
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And they must do it all again this summer because there is an extra Copa América, marking the centenary of the event, to be staged in the United States.
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Helping the cause is the preliminary inclusion of ice sports for the first time in the biennial Southeast Asian Games, which will be staged in Kuala Lumpur next year.
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The 2018 Games are to be staged in Pyeongchang, just 80 km (50 miles) from the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea, the world's most heavily armed border.
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At least initially, the event would most likely be held in Asia, Haggerty said, and because of the number of courts required, it would most likely be staged outdoors.
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But this year, exhibitor numbers have dropped to around 2500 from more than 230, so the show will be staged on two rather than three floors of the gallery.
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The show's lead producer, Jeffrey Richards, said he expected the show would next be staged at multiple theaters around the country, including at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles.
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The Sunday Times of London reported that Trump had told British officials that such a summit was being planned, possibly to be staged in the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik.
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Public programs presented by a number of these artists, as well as many of the events taking place in October at BRIC House, will be staged on the vehicle.
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In all, the government agency estimates 2000,220 trailers will be staged at an airport in Marianna in Jackson County, and won't cost residents anything to rent if they get approved.
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The acquisition of the golf course, which will continue to operate 18 holes until the end of 2021, will eventually allow the Wimbledon qualifying tournament to be staged on site.
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An American Journey: The Art of John Sloan, the first full-career retrospective of the artist's work to be staged, will open on October 21 at the Delaware Art Museum.
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Like his 2013 double bill of "Twelfth Night" and "Richard III," the play, by Rylance's wife and frequent collaborator, Claire van Kampen, will be staged with Baroque instruments, by candlelight.
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A musical adaptation of "Roman Holiday" will be staged in San Francisco during the spring of 2017, with a planned transfer to Broadway that fall, the show's producers said Wednesday.
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The production, which opened on Saturday and runs for three more performances, features a predominantly white cast in a work whose authors intended it to be staged by black performers.
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Two years later, she incorporated this film into a performance piece called "Snows," in which the audience had a role in dictating which live photo-derived tableaus would be staged.
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The government in Beijing closed the city's central thoroughfare to allow the army to practise a parade that will be staged on October 153st, the 70th anniversary of Communist rule.
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The sport's governing body said last week the March 13-15 event in Seoul could not be staged on the planned dates with the "uncertain worldwide development" of the virus.
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But the tournament cannot be staged in the city's grandest tennis stadium, Arenele BNR, which was condemned a few years ago for being at too great a risk of collapse.
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But there are dozens of smaller tournaments and leagues that need a place to be staged, which is where the Esports Arena — and several others in the works — comes in.
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One of the first new plays written in direct response to the Trump era will be staged in New York this spring, following a handful of productions around the country.
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But if you ask Zardulu, exactly what parts of a video are authentic, and what aspects may or may not be staged (including her authorship), doesn't really matter in the end.
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The new opera, a piece about the Gold Rush called (with a plural that might be provocative to Puccini fans) "Girls of the Golden West," will be staged here in 2017.
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And yet the new look here is nothing compared with what awaits at the Ryder Cup, which will be staged at another renowned course, Hazeltine National Golf Club, just outside Minneapolis.
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The British Open is the most significant global sporting event to be staged in Northern Ireland, but it appears nearly certain that golf's biggest global star will not be winning it.
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"Hadestown," Anaïs Mitchell's musical reimagining of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth, will be staged at the National Theater in London before heading to Broadway next year, the show's producers said Thursday.
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The last two stages had been scheduled to be staged from Al Ruwais to Al Mirfa (158 km) on Saturday and Al Maryah Island to Abu Dhabi (127 km) on Sunday.
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"We are bringing the most exciting and famous events to Saudi Arabia this year," Khatib told Reuters in an interview, adding that state-sponsored entertainment events would be staged in 56 cities.
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The Tribune reported that Jones asked that it be staged to look like the victim had been having an affair, too, a police detective testified at a pre-trial hearing in October.
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Several sites for Olympic water events are awash with sewage: Every day, some 169 million gallons of untreated human waste flows into the bay, where Olympic sailing and windsurfing will be staged.
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Histadrut said 250 staff the Kfar Saba plan, north of Tel Aviv, had said they would stop work for several hours on Monday, and that protests would be staged at other sites.
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This is only the third British Open to be staged here in the last 42 years, and each previous occasion featured a final-round implosion by the leader on the 18th hole.
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They include Larissa FastHorse, whose "The Thanksgiving Play" will be staged in October; and Tori Sampson, whose play (with an unprintable title) will receive its world premiere as the season's fourth production.
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It will also be encouraging the tech community to talk to healthcare workers/public service workers they know and share tools and build tech teams who can be staged to solve problems.
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It brings the total tally up to 124 competitors across 11 sports and para-sports ahead of the Commonwealth Games, which will be staged on Australia's Gold Coast from April 4-15.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Fed Cup's existing format will be scrapped next year when a 12-nation Finals week will be staged in Budapest in April, the International Tennis Federation confirmed on Thursday.
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He was asked for comments after Britain's Sunday Times reported that Trump had told British officials that such a summit was being planned, possibly to be staged in the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik.
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The semi-finals and final will be staged in Lyon, home to powerhouse Olympique Lyonnais, historically the most successful club in women's football in France, with the showpiece match slated for July 7.
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Scott's government has directed all public schools, colleges, and universities to close through Monday (at least) to make them available as emergency shelters, and as places from which recovery efforts can be staged.
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Half the 14 bouts will be staged in the United States and half in Europe on individual fight nights, according to preliminary plans with no deals yet in place with promoters or fighters.
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The Japanese bid was the only one put forward to host the continental gathering, which will be staged in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia in 2018 and the Chinese city of Hangzhou in 703.
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A source familiar with the site-selection process acknowledged to BuzzFeed News that there are questions about where, exactly, a Vegas convention could be staged, but said the city remains in the running.
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"On Display" is the 11-year-old troupe's latest production and will be staged along the High Line and at the Whitney's outdoor galleries, which jut out from the glass museum's many floors.
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The one caveat is that there are two instances in which the N.L.C.S. and the American League Championship Series will be staged on the same day, and two more where that could occur.
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The elite World Golf Championships event formerly known as the WGC-Cadillac Championship will no longer be staged at Trump's Doral course after the tour was unable to find a new title sponsor.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - The Tokyo 2020 Olympics torch-lighting ceremony in ancient Olympia this week will be staged without spectators as organizers protect the event from the coronavirus, Greece's Olympic Committee said on Monday.
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The musician and scholar George Lewis's ambitious opera, "Afterword," which tells an allegorical history of Chicago's historic and still-formidable Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, will be staged on Friday night.
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"It's not our style to fight back, but I wish there had been some dialogue," she added, noting that she had not been informed that the musical would be staged in the Palatine.
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The 33-year-old Lindberg will be the first woman to play in the event, with the 101st edition to be staged at the Millbrook Resort and The Hills in Queenstown from Feb.
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If this were any other year, the opposing party's response to sharp-tongued attacks at the convention rostrum would be staged reactions of shock and sadness amid sanctimonious calls for more civility in politics.
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"Marvin's Room," a comic play about a dying woman caring for a dying man, will be staged on Broadway for the first time next summer, more than a quarter-century after it was written.
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The show will be staged at the 250-seat Walter Kerr Theater, which was built in 93 and has been the home of more Pulitzer and Tony-winning productions than any other Broadway theater.
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Outside the peninsula, the Egyptian military said the operation would cover parts of the Nile Delta and the Western Desert, where other militants have waged attacks, some believed to be staged out of neighbouring Libya.
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In 1968, he was given a ten-year survey exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, for which he enlisted Frank Gehry to create an architectural environment where the paintings would be staged.
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In accordance with a legislative decree issued in 20113, all theatrical scripts must be submitted to the Bureau of Censorship for review, and they must receive official clearance before they can be staged in public.
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Yet its significance is frequently reduced to its having been the first play by a black woman to be staged on Broadway — as if being on Broadway ever had anything to do with literary merit.
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Outside the peninsula, the Egyptian military said the operation also covers parts of the Nile Delta and the Western Desert, where other militants have waged attacks, some believed to be staged out of neighboring Libya.
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Photographs could be staged to emphasize the look of artfully subtle, unremarked female stereotypes in movies (Cindy Sherman), or to picture toy housewives in miniature home interiors, evoking the pathos of domestic imprisonment (Laurie Simmons).
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The last two stages of the UAE Tour had been scheduled to be staged from Al Ruwais to Al Mirfa (158 km) on Saturday and Al Maryah Island to Abu Dhabi (127 km) on Sunday.
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The last two stages of the UAE Tour had been scheduled to be staged from Al Ruwais to Al Mirfa (158 km) on Saturday and Al Maryah Island to Abu Dhabi (127 km) on Sunday.
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The head of the Climate Air Quality Research (CARE) Unit at Melbourne's Monash University, Professor Yuming Guo, suggested matches could be staged only indoors, or that the tournament itself could be delayed as a solution.
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It could be staged with actors by parties unknown; Robert Mueller's report on Russian election influence operations during the 2016 elections noted that investigators had concluded the supposed tapes in Vladimir Putin's possession were fake.
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The strategy is already proving a significant boon to theaters where "Hamilton" will be staged — some are nonprofits, and some are commercial enterprises, but all depend on subscriptions or memberships as important elements of their budgets.
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The original production is to be remounted in June at Theater for a New Audience in Brooklyn, and new productions will be staged at Woolly Mammoth in Washington and the Young Vic in London this fall.
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Recent revivals have ended up in the cross hairs of these questions, sparking protests across the nation, along with earnest wondering about how — and even if — this 1885 piece should be staged in the 21st century.
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"If I go there to enjoy the experience, yes," he said when asked if he felt ready for one of the most gruelling races in motorsport, to be staged for the first time in Saudi Arabia.
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Her musical, "My Heart Is the Drum" — about a young woman from Ghana who runs away from her village to study at a university in Accra — will be staged at the Village Theater in Washington this year.
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"It's certainly not something I'm thinking about a lot," he said, speaking in the London Rowing Club against a backdrop of the fast-flowing Thames, where the annual Boat Race will again be staged on March 27.
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There will be four regional qualifiers (Africa, Europe, Asia/Oceania and Americas) to be staged between January and April next year while Japan, as hosts, will have the opportunity to directly qualify four men and two women.
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The Davis Cup Finals, which will offer a large prize money pot, will be staged in Madrid for two years before possibly moving to the California resort of Indian Wells owned by another Kosmos stakeholder Larry Ellison.
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Those nations will be joined in the new week-long, 18-team finals in November 23 by 12 more who will secure their places from a dozen qualifying ties in London that will be staged in February.
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" Other productions to be staged during the 2017-18 season include the premiere of "Mood Music" by Joe Penhall, who wrote the book for the West End musical "Sunny Afternoon" and created the new Netflix series "Mindhunter.
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Revenues are likely to grow significantly with the 2026 men's tournament, which is set to be staged in North America — games will be played in Canada, Mexico and the United States — for the first time since 1994.
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But that has not deterred him from planning a protest here calling for its phasing out in the state's capital city on Friday - mirroring similar events due to be staged around the world by students skipping school.
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"This is the best dunking college basketball has seen in a while," said Chuck Millan, a dunk coach involved not only with high schoolers but with the N.B.A.'s dunk contest, which will be staged Saturday night.
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San Diego was awarded the Games in 2015 and they were originally due to be staged in 2017 but that was put back to 2019 to allow National Olympic Committees (NOCs) and international federations time to prepare athletes.
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Men's governing body the ATP said in a statement on that Turin was picked ahead of Manchester, Singapore, Tokyo and London, marking the first time in the tournament's 50-year history that it will be staged in Italy.
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The world number one's 6-2 6-1 6-4 win over Austrian tyro Dominic Thiem on Friday had to be staged on the secondary Court Suzanne Lenglen after a week of rain derailed the tournament's usual schedule.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference's football championship game, typically played in Charlotte, N.C., but pulled from the state earlier this month in response to a controversial North Carolina law, will be staged at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla.
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UEFA said that the 24-team tournament, which was due to be staged in 12 nations across the continent from June 12 to July 12 this year, would now take place from June 11 to July 11 2021.
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Europe unmistakably struck back on the first day of the first Ryder Cup to be staged in France, sweeping all four of the alternate-shot matches by considerable margins to go ahead by 5-3 heading into Saturday.
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The play was finally approved with 24 cuts but could not be staged because of protests from right-wing Hindu groups like the Shiv Sena, which imposed an informal ban on the play that lasted for 17 years.
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One consideration is how it would be staged since every number is paired with dance moves (devised by Mullally) that look particularly surreal because the women are mirror images of each other, complete with identical costumes, glasses and hairdos.
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Increasing the tension, Tennis Australia, the sport's governing body in that country, is set to be a partner in the World Team Cup, which would be staged at various sites in Australia before the Australian Open in late January.
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Since the agreement, FIFA's new leadership has announced that the World Cup will be expanded to 48 teams from 32 in 2026 — and that the tournament will most likely be staged jointly in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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The nine-page text can be staged numerous ways and is considered a foundational text of German post-dramatic theater, a mostly non-narrative approach to the stage that reflects on the theatrical experience and the possibilities of theater.
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Working with a small staff and a generous budget—fifteen million dollars, considerably more than most established festivals had to spend at the time—Poots put together a program of about twenty events, to be staged throughout the city.
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Roger Federer and his agent, Tony Godsick, have already started a new Ryder Cup-style team event called the Laver Cup that will pit Europe against the rest of the world, set to be staged in Prague in September.
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It has come under fire from traditionalists, however, while leading players such as Germany's ATP Finals champion Alexander Zverev have said they are unwilling to play in late November, which is when next year's first event will be staged.
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And so one of the major topics of discussion in cultural circles that summer was whether, and how, the misogyny and subjugation of women that are seemingly advanced by The Taming of the Shrew could be staged in 2016.
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The latest dispute, over whether and when the Sergel adaptation can be staged now that the Sorkin adaptation exists, pits an agreement Ms. Lee signed with Dramatic Publishing in 1969 against one she signed with Mr. Rudin in 2015.
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The play, which was scheduled to be staged on February 19 in Jaipur, was stopped by police but if they hadn't stepped in, hardline Hindu activists had made it clear they would have physically forced it off the stage.
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The Kiwis comprehensively beat Oracle Team USA to win the 35th America's Cup in 2017 and with it the right to decide where and how the next one would be staged, in a battle between high-tech foiling catamarans in Bermuda.
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Argentina and Britain were due to compete in the qualifiers but will now be spared that hurdle after the Davis Cup steering committee gave them a straight pass into the finals, which will be staged in either Lille or Madrid.
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The NHL's all-time leading scorer, Gretzky will be front and center as the NHL celebrates its 2857th anniversary with a number of events starting with the Centennial Classic, an outdoor game that will be staged in Toronto on Jan.
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The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has decided that from 2019, apart from February's qualifying round, 'home' ties will be scrapped and the current World Group knockout format replaced by an 18-nation, one-week event to be staged in Madrid.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA is considering Oman and Kuwait as hosts of some matches at the 2022 World Cup if the tournament, to be staged in Qatar, is expanded from 32 to 48 teams, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
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After losing to France by one vote, Turkey was offered the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020 — a tournament which will be staged across 12 cities in 12 nations — says TFF vice-president Servet Yardimci, a UEFA Executive Committee member.
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The ledger is tamper-proof and cannot be manipulated by malicious actors because it doesn't exist in any single location, and man-in-the-middle attacks cannot be staged because there is no single thread of communication that can be intercepted.
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"I believe I owe a great deal of who I am to this island," he said as we drove from a coffee plantation deep in the mountains to the theater in San Juan where he hoped "Hamilton" would be staged.
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The sport's governing body said the March 13-15 event in Seoul cannot be staged on the planned dates and the "uncertain worldwide development" of the virus and logistical issues had made it tough to announce new dates or relocate it.
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Here he leads the young players of Juilliard's period-instrument group and an array of their vocalist classmates in several Monteverdi works, including the "Altri canti di Marte," the "Lamento della ninfa" and the "Ballo delle Ingrate," which will be staged.
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Speaking in Edinburgh on Monday morning, Ms. Sturgeon said she would seek permission from the Scottish Parliament to hold a second referendum, which she said should be staged between fall 2018 and spring 2019 — before Britain quits the European Union.
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The Tehran Museum's collection of Western modern art is widely considered to be the most important outside of North America and Europe, and this was the first time that a show of these works was to be staged outside of Iran.
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Perhaps in a bid to import some bohemian cred, a replica of Max's Kansas City — the infamous New York clubhouse where Andy Warhol, David Bowie and John Lennon gathered in the 1960s and '70s — will also be staged at the fair.
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"In terms of teaching artists to act more like activists and activists to act more like artists, it was incredible to be staged across the street from the Queens Young Democrats, to see their response to the creativity," Benedetto said.
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Only when 40-year-old Mike Bryan and Ryan Harrison fought courageously to claw out a five-set doubles win on Saturday, were the Americans given even faint hope of contesting the last final to be staged under the traditional Davis Cup format.
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As the first World Cup to be staged in Asia, many accused FIFA of putting political expedience over supporter convenience, with questions over the football culture in South Korea and Japan almost as persistent as they are now with regards to Qatar.
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Red Hook's already very theatrical art nonprofit Pioneer Works, which is currently hosting McCall's first institutional exhibition in New York City, is harnessing that power with a series of musical performances to be staged in its main hall beginning on Friday, January 19.
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Here are six examples of high-profile hate crimes, supposedly committed by Trump supporters, that actually turned out to be staged by the so-called victims: Social media and quasi-news outlets may run wild upon the first rumors of politically-charged violence.
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"Die Tote Stadt" ("The Dead City"), the composer's first mature opera, had a production at La Scala earlier this year, and in the fall it will be staged at the Bavarian State Opera, with the star tenor Jonas Kaufmann heading the cast.
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The production, which is being called "The Dead, 1904," will be staged at an Upper East Side townhouse owned by the American Irish Historical Society, and will accommodate just 42 people per night, at $300 each for the play, dinner and drinks.
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A 45-minute abbreviated production of the opera, "Behold the Man," will be staged on Saturday in the courtyard of the 16th-century Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mercy in Borja, where the fresco is encased on a wall, behind a clear cover.
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However, it will be the first time that it will be staged at the $200 million Hayward Field stadium that will replace a nearly 100-year-old facility by the same name that has been the center of U.S. athletics for decades.
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"Les Pêcheurs de Perles" will be staged in the Staatsoper's temporary dwelling in the Schiller Theater, as the long-running renovation of its permanent home on the Unter den Linden is not expected to be finished until October 2017, the opera house said.
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The new play by Ms. Ruhl, "Scenes From Court Life, or the Whipping Boy and His Prince," is about two political dynasties — the Stuarts of 17th-century Britain, and the Bush family of the contemporary United States, and will be staged from Sept.
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A windowed closet on the mezzanine, where Resnick set up a tiny studio near his bed when arthritis crippled him, will be staged with his easel and quasi-figurative works on paper he made after abandoning image-less painting in his last decade.
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They are among the founders of the Flamboyan Arts Fund to support artists and cultural organizations in Puerto Rico; among the fund's projects will be to repair the theater at the University of Puerto Rico where "Hamilton" will be staged in January.
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Brave New World, known for its immersive Brooklyn productions, has staged "To Kill a Mockingbird" on Ditmas Park porches, "Street Scene" on a Park Slope sidewalk and "On the Waterfront" on the very same waterfront barge museum where this play will be staged.
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But the ATP could soon be in competition with the Davis Cup if it approves a new World Team Cup event that could be started as early as 2019 and would most likely be staged in what is now the off-season.
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Downstairs, in the the courtyard, under blooming oleander trees, is where the show will be staged: After a series of presentations in a monumental but somewhat impersonal concert venue on the outskirts of Milan, this season Versace brought it back to her roots.
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ESL made the announcement on social media Monday, noting that IEM Melbourne 2020 boasts a $250,000 prize purse and is part of Australia's biggest esports festival, the Melbourne Esports Open (MEO), which will be staged at Melbourne & Olympics Parks over the same weekend.
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France, who beat Australia in the last final of the 57-year-old team event's previous format in November, are one of four nations who qualified automatically for the 12-nation event to be staged on clay at the Laszlo Papp Sports Arena.
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"The Shadow of a Doubt," Wharton's only known finished play and the first full work by her to surface in 25 years, was set to be staged in New York in early 1901, before the production was abandoned for unknown reasons and forgotten.
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The inaugural 18-nation edition in Madrid's La Caja Magica, where it will also be staged next year, has been a qualified success despite some ties struggling to attract crowds and a schedule that has resulted in a run of extremely late finishes.
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But the performance, which will be staged for the last time at Performa tonight, was also appropriately riotous, culminating in cacophonous song as Kentridge was joined by a soprano singer (Ariadne Greif), French horn player (Michael Atkinson), and percussionist (Shane Shanahan) on stage.
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The Australian Masters was first held in 1979 and has been won in the past by major champions Tiger Woods, Bernhard Langer, Greg Norman, Adam Scott and Justin Rose but organizers IMG said the event needed an overhaul and would not be staged this year.
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The day began with IOC members and bid officials playing a little basketball at the iconic Staples Center and finished under a glorious California sunset at Santa Monica, where the 2024 beach volleyball competition would be staged in the shadow of the iconic pier.
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"We are delighted to announce the 2026 Ryder Cup will be staged in Ireland at Adare Manor which is a world class venue, both in terms of the golf course and the wider resort facilities," European Ryder Cup director Guy Kinnings said in a statement.
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The shows happened to be staged next door to each other on Via Piranesi, but Mr. Etro was advocating Japanese-inflected Italian tailoring to a Bulgarian folk score, and Mr. Giorgetti was preaching acid-bright sportswear, droopy oversize shirts and skinny jeans to a rave.
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The show, curated by Guido Beltramini, Davide Gasparotto and Giulio Manieri Elia, contains nearly 100 paintings, sculptures, prints, manuscripts and books and is the first event to be staged in the Accademia's new ground-floor temporary exhibition space, where it continues until June 19.
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The successful transformation of the cinemas into an environmental space allows the films to be staged as an immersive physical experience addressing all senses: the haptic experience of sheep's wool, hay, bark mulch, spelt glume, and trees mingles with the intense smell of these materials.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Macmillan, whose acclaimed "People, Places & Things" will be staged in October at St. Ann's Warehouse, said that Mr. Warner had asked him on a train whether he would like to adapt "City of Glass," adding that it would be impossible.
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" The post goes on to outline the broad script that Tracy would later popularize, and also cites VisionBox's Crisis Actors: "If an agency like this exists that almost guarantees realism, is it that far out of the realm of possibility to think that this could be staged?
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A consortium of producers led by a former Canadian Broadcasting Corporation executive announced Wednesday that Mr. Drabinsky's production of "Sousatzka," a musical adapted from the 1962 novel "Madame Sousatzka," would be staged in Toronto early next year, and is aiming for a transfer to Broadway next fall.
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The ballet, which is to be staged by Warren Carlyle, the Tony Award winning choreographer and director, will be presented as part of the New York City Ballet's celebration of the 100th anniversary of Robbins's birth, with a premiere at City Ballet's Spring gala on May 3.
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The idea was to promote the first edition of the Laver Cup, the team tennis competition between Europe and an International squad that will be staged in Prague in September and in which Federer wants to play a major role after helping to create the event.
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Among other proposals, the company offered to pay to relocate "To Kill a Mockingbird," a box office hit also produced by Rudin, from the Shubert Theater to a smaller house, so "The Music Man" could be staged at the Shubert while "Beetlejuice" remained at the Winter Garden.
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The "King Lear" opening in April at the Cort Theater will be staged by Sam Gold, who showed an original and subversive hand for Shakespeare in starry productions of "Othello," with Daniel Craig and David Oyelowo, and "Hamlet," in which Oscar Isaac was the Prince of Denmark.
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Boston will play as the home team in the first MLB games to be staged in Europe, on June 29 and June 30, 2019, as the two famous adversaries meet for the first time outside either Boston or New York at the stadium that hosted the 2012 Olympic Games.
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Billed as the "first ever major exhibition by (the group) and the largest touring exhibition of its kind ever to be staged", "Exhibitionism" opens up the Stones world to fans — from their early, impoverished days sharing a rundown London flat in 1962 to backstage at their multimillion dollar concerts.
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Infantino's new term will also coincide with a World Cup-style tournament for clubs that will be staged for the first time in 2021, an innovation that was agreed only after a turbulent year during which he clashed over the issue with the head of European soccer, Aleksander Ceferin.
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The most dramatic element of the dispute was the prospect that the play could be staged in a federal courthouse — a proposal made by Mr. Rudin, who argued that only by seeing the play could one determine whether or not it fairly represents the novel (which, he insists, it does).
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The "Camelot" concert, which will be staged without costumes or sets, will take place on March 4, and will be directed by Bartlett Sher, whose productions at Lincoln Center Theater include the currently running "My Fair Lady" revival, as well as "South Pacific," for which he won a Tony Award.
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"Her voice in the court transcript is so bold, so forthright, that you immediately want to stage it," says Ellice Stevens, co-author of "It's True, It's True, It's True", a play about Gentileschi's travails that won awards at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival last year, transferred to London and will soon be staged elsewhere.
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"FIFA have emphasized that the lifting of the ban on playing matches in Iraq applies only for international friendly matches and that the AFC Cup matches are not friendly games and therefore cannot be staged in Iraq without a change in the current ruling by the FIFA Council," the AFC said in a statement.
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READ: N. Korea: Nukes need to be ready "As the joint military exercises to be staged by the enemies are regarded as the most undisguised nuclear war drills aimed to infringe upon the sovereignty of the DPRK, its military counteraction will be more preemptive and offensive nuclear strike to cope with them," the statement read.
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Alexis Scheer's "Our Dear Dead Drug Lord" is to be co-produced this fall by WP Theater and Second Stage Theater; Emily Feldman's "The Best We Could (A Family Tragedy)," will be staged next spring by Manhattan Theater Club; and "Cullud Wattah," by Erika Dickerson-Despenza, is being presented next summer at the Public Theater.
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There the world number one will meet Spanish fourth seed Garbine Muguruza, who ended the run of 2010 runner-up Samantha Stosur with a no-nonsense 6-2 6-4 win in the other semi-final that had to be staged on the secondary Court Suzanne Lenglen after a week of rain derailed the tournament's usual schedule.
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Thomas Ostermeier's reworking of "Richard III," from Berlin's Schaubühne Theater; "Measure for Measure" presented by the international touring company Cheek by Jowl with the Pushkin Theater of Moscow; and "Shake," a 1970s-set reimagining of "Twelfth Night" that is the brainchild of Dan Jemmett and his France-based company Eat a Crocodile, will be staged this summer.
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Terence Blanchard's jazz-inflected opera, "Champion," based on the true story of a boxer who threw a fatal punch after being taunted about his sexuality by a rival, and Jake Heggie's "Dead Man Walking," based on Sister Helen Prejean's memoir about working on death row, will be staged next season at Washington National Opera, the company announced Tuesday.
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When: Thursday, January 232–Sunday, January 22014 Where: Here Arts Center (145 Sixth Avenue, Soho, Manhattan) Considering the recently concluded L'Amour de Loin was the first opera written by a woman to be staged by the Met in over a century, having a festival that pushes the boundaries of the form in New York City is essential.
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The second hour, in which Getty's fixer, James Fletcher Chace (a magnificent Brendan Fraser), heads to Italy to try to make sense of a kidnapping he thinks might be staged, has some of the shaggy charm of Harold and Maude director Hal Ashby's work, with occasional winks to the camera from Fraser and the kind of darkly comedic tone Ashby excelled at.
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The eight-team tournament, which will be staged in Toronto and begins on Saturday, has both excited and annoyed hockey purists with a quirky format that includes a Team North America, of under 23-year-old players from Canada and the United States and Team Europe, comprising skaters from outside the four hockey powers of Russia, Czech Republic, Sweden and Finland.
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For the first two party-sponsored debates, scheduled for this June and July (each of which is likely to be staged over two consecutive nights to accommodate the crowded field), candidates who garner at least one percent in three national polls or receive campaign donations from at least 65,000 people, including at least 200 people in at least 20 states, will be invited.
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The upcoming season, which will be staged at both the Volksbühne's main building on Rosa-Luxembourg-Platz and at a hangar space in the city's now defunct Tempelhof Airport, will begin in September with "Fous de Danse — All Berlin Dances at Tempelhof," a series of dance pieces presented by the choreographer Boris Charmatz and the French conservatory Musée de la Danse.
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As NFL fans prepare to watch Sunday's Super Bowl in Houston, to be contested by the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, it is by no means inconceivable to ponder a time when the league's showpiece game might be staged outside the U.S. "I am a big believer in never saying never, so I definitely think you can see that (as a possibility) but I don't think you will see it for a while," said Waller.
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"Japan leaving the IWC and defying international law to pursue its commercial whaling ambitions is renegade, retrograde and myopic...." Block and others, including anthropologist Jane Goodall, are calling for an "international whaling intervention" to be staged at the meeting in the western city of Osaka, and letters have been sent to all G20 leaders urging them to tell Japan it is out of step with the world and call for an end to all commercial whaling, the statement added.
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