Together, they posed in front of the stage doors for Nicole's musical.
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Many of her friends are people she met in ticket lines or at stage doors.
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Several Broadway plays and musicals had previously put a halt to cast members greeting fans and signing programs at stage doors.
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Several Broadway plays and musicals have already put a halt to cast members greeting fans and signing programs at stage doors.
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Several Broadway plays and musicals had previously put a halt to cast members greeting fans and signing programs at stage doors.
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The society had issued guidance to its members to limit contact between staff and audience members, such as at stage doors.
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And he became accustomed to being stopped in the street for his autograph and greeted at the stage doors by gaggles of screaming fans.
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Actors are being asked to suspend the tradition of greeting fans at stage doors, one of several steps that theaters are taking to limit the coronavirus threat.
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This, just as an usher tested positive for coronavirus and Broadway actors are being told to stop greeting fans at stage doors to prevent the spread of disease, and just two days before Gov.
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In an unexpectedly moving moment in the film, two flamboyant young men with neon-dyed hair burst through the stage doors drenched in sweat, proudly informing the camera that they feel this was their best run-through ever.
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There are currently 31 plays and musicals open, and the industry has taken a variety of steps, including recommending an end to interactions between fans and performers at stage doors, in an effort to reduce the risk of disease transmission.
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The show's title, Mr. Alessandrini once explained, was meant to convey the frustration experienced by countless actors, singers and writers who come to New York with theatrical aspirations, but discover the stage doors seemingly closed — in effect, finding Broadway forbidden.
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And he was so fixated on Goodman and his artistry — as a teenager, Mr. Yaged started building a friendship with him by attending many of his performances and talking to him outside stage doors — that he could easily conjure his mentor's lyricism and creamy, elegant tone.
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Minogue then performed an extended version of the album's lead single, "Dancing", and concluded the show by thanking her team and audience and exiting through the stage doors.
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Jack of Hearts, Between Then and Now, The Convergence of Luke"Shields festival opens stage doors". Winnipeg Free Press, May 24, 2007. and Lake Nowhere. Following his death in 2002, the Manitoba Association of Playwrights established an annual Harry S. Rintoul Memorial Award, presented to the year's best play by a Manitoba writer at the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival.
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The dressing rooms on either side of the stage are accessed by timber doors from each aisle. Each dressing room has a double hung two-light sash window, a pair of exit doors and access to the stage via timber stairs and stage doors. Both dressing rooms have unpainted timber walls covered with chalk graffiti, particularly in the male dressing room.
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When he appeared "in person" at theatres he was mobbed at stage doors. By 1912, he was so famous that when he took the leading part in forming the prestigious Screen Club in New York, the first organization of its kind strictly for movie people, he was the natural choice for its first president. On December 3, 1912, he and Ruth Considine (August 28, 1889 – December 22, 1936)New York Times, Dec. 26, 1936, Hollywood, Dec.
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At the age of ten, Anderson and his family moved from Oakland to San Francisco. He left school when he was 14 to work as an errand boy to help his family. Stage- struck at an early age, he spent much of his free time waiting at stage doors and cutting up on street corners with his friend and brother, Cornelius. Anderson briefly tried being a jockey, but had to give it up when he became too heavy.
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She then performed "Lost Without You", complete with a laser show, and "All the Lovers". The section finished with the conclusion of this song, following the use of rainbow coloured lights and multiple confetti drops. The video screens then displayed the logo of the penultimate "Studio 54" section, with Minogue entering through the stage doors wearing a bespoke golden dress, featuring 120,000 Preciosa crystals. She performed a medley consisting of then- unreleased song "New York City", "Raining Glitter" and "On a Night Like This".
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White's biographer, David Marr, wrote that "the two men would walk, arm-in-arm, to London shows; and stand around stage doors crumbing for a glimpse of their favourite stars, giving a practical demonstration of a chorus girl's high kick... with appropriate vocal accompaniment". When Waterall left school, White withdrew again. He asked his parents if he could leave school to become an actor. The parents compromised and allowed him to finish school early if he came home to Australia to try life on the land.
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The Miami > News – Google News Archive Search In the 1930s, a New Jersey bus line used a fenced-off section as a bus terminal. The remaining area was used as the exit area for the stage doors of the Shubert and Booth Theatres. Cast members lounged in the fresh air during their breaks. Large posters hanging on the fence called "three-sheets", because they were three times the size of the "one-sheet" lobby cards, were hung from the fence to advertise shows underway in nearby theatres.
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The first interior scene featured an imam deciphering the staff headpiece for Jones. There were repeated delays while filming the Well of Souls scene: there were too few snakes, a lack of anti-venom and Stanley Kubrick's daughter Vivian—who was visiting Kubrick on the set of The Shining— called the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) about the treatment of the snakes. The stage doors were kept open during filming for quick access to a waiting ambulance. The snakes, tight spaces, and special effects dust made Allen anxious and frustrated.
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The scene doors were , large enough to accommodate scenic flats and large props.'The Construction of the Theatre' "Assistance for the Destitute" Brooklyn Daily Eagle December 8, 1876 page 2 column 4 The stage doors were smaller but could accommodate people carrying heavy loads. These Johnson Street doors were utilitarian and little used by the public.'Interview with Colonel Abner C. Keeney' "Assistance for the Destitute" Brooklyn Daily Eagle December 8, 1876 page 2 column 4 The shorter wing on Washington Street housed the main entrance to the lower floors and a separate staircase to the third floor theatre gallery.
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The main hallway on the production level has an extra wide and high ceiling for the entire length which matches the size of the scenery shop and stage doors on the Playhouse and Festival theaters. This allows completed scenery to be moved directly from the scenery shop to the stages without the need to break apart and reassemble on the stage. All three large stages have Stage Lifts (Hydraulic lifts replaced in 1999 with "Gala" Spira-Lifts) that can be used to create a recessed orchestra pit, hold additional seating, or extend the stage depending on the need of a particular performance. The Great Hall also has two retractable rear walls in the balcony which holds an additional two rows of seating behind the stage.
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Actress Irene Dunne noted in 1950: > I got a shock when I found that Shubert Alley is now a smart lane of elegant > small shops, instead of being the empty alley where there used to be only a > couple of stage doors, parking space for producer Lee Shubert's elegant > limousine, and a place where actors met to discuss which offices were > casting a new show that day.Toledo Blade – Google News Archive Search In November 1959, a one-hour musical entitled Music from Shubert Alley was recorded in the alley, and broadcast on TV.The Pittsburgh Press – Google News Archive Search In 1960, singer Mel Tormé came out with an album of show tunes entitled Mel Tormé Swings Shubert Alley, which was arranged by Marty Paich.
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Born in Arezzo, graduated in economics at University of Florence, Cassi studied singing privately first with Slavska Taskova Paoletti, then with Alessandra Rossi and Bruno de Simone, and won in 2002 the "Viotti of Vercelli" (second prize) and the "Toti Dal Monte" competitions in Treviso (special prize Cesare Bardelli), after which he made his debut in Gioacchino Rossini's La Cenerentola. In 2003 he won the "Operalia" of Plácido Domingo and in 2004 the "Spiros Argiris" competitions.Mario cassi on Opéra national de Paris He was chosen by Riccardo Muti for the role of Doctor Malatesta in Don Pasquale at the Ravenna Festival, the Musikverein in Vienna, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Liège, Cologne and Paris.Mario Cassi on Stage Doors After making his debut at the Opéra Royal de Wallonie in the role of Figaro in Rossini's The Barber of Seville, he plays this role in well-known international theatres such as: Verona Arena, Teatro Real in Madrid, Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia in Valencia, Gran Teatre del Liceu, Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires, Opera of Firenze, Baths of Caracalla, Teatro di San Carlo of Naples, Teatro Verdi of Trieste, Opéra de Monte-Carlo, Rossini Opera Festival.
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