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...time, that they are all part of one community that can work together to transform their common environment into an arena in which to celebrate the rites of spring. They will meet and mingle throughout the Square and the University in a 14-day orgy of opera and auctions, ballet and children's workshops, drama and kite-flying contests, cabaret and Festival sales at the Coop. The brick walls around Harvard Yard may come tumbling down to the vibrations of a rock concert, and colorful banners may break the drab facades of many a store-front--music and merry-making...
Culture also costs more, as do fun and games. Top tickets for the Stuttgart Ballet have risen from $8 to $9, and for one Wagner Festival performance in Bayreuth they have climbed from $28.60 to $31.75. Spanish bullfights are up roughly 8%, to $14 for the choice, shady seats...
...gave slapstick soul. Comedy derives from the Greek kōmos-a dance. And indeed, as the Tramp capered about with his unique sleight of foot, he created a choreography of the human condition. Under Chaplin's direction, objects spoke out as never before: bread rolls became ballet slippers, a boot was transformed into a feast, a torn newspaper had a new career as a lace tablecloth. There have been more ambitious silent comedies than Chaplin's-Buster Keaton's The General combined yocks with the verisimilitude of Mathew Brady photographs; Harold Lloyd...
...Detachment of Women, the ballet that Nixon saw in China. 3. April 1. Chan...
...Boston Ballet, Richard Cragun and Liliana Cosi in "Les Sylphides". "Romeo and Juliet" pas de deux: world premiere of "Kurkjian's Leopardi Fragments." Aquarius Theatre, Washington St., Boston, March 23-25 at 8 p.m. March...