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Edith Piaf/Ana Salazar & sus Llamas/their Flames/leurs Flammes

Posted by on Feb 9, 2013 in Dance, France, Health, Hispanic, Music, Poet, Spectacle, Theater, Women | 0 comments

An interview with Ana Salazar Himno al amor – Hymne à l’Amour – Hymn to Love (version Flamenco) From Flamenco Live: Born in Cadiz, she studies Classical Spanish Dance in “Las Bayaderas” with Eva Vicente and Flamenco in “Cibayi” with Charo Cruz. She receives workshops and seminaries given by Antonio Canales, Javier Latorre,...

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Latcho Drom by/par Tony Gatlif + More!

Posted by on Jan 2, 2013 in Dance, Film, KeyFilm, Music, Racism, Roma, Wars, Women | 1 comment

From India, through Egypt, Turkey, Hungary, Germany, France and Spain, the Roma have traveled… and now that entire film and others are online, on YouTube. Twenty years later, Latcho Drom’s visual and musical delight echoes through time. Version anglaise, English version, version Française, French version? This is the international language of...

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The Fairy/La Fée

Posted by on May 8, 2012 in Dance, Film, France, Humor, Idées, Poet, Review, STL, Theater, Women | 0 comments

The film’s website with its US screenings (but it is on Netflix too now). My short review: The Fairy/La Fée As Wallace Stevens has eloquently bemoaned, “reality is a cliché,” and The College of Pataphysics in France has for years attempted to remedy that particular form of cataclysm. Unbeknownst to most us, they have made very big...

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