La bohème

The live concert entitled “La Bohème” that Colorado Symphony performed this last Saturday was amazing. This funny classical composition music was made by several musicians, and each of them has a different perspective and interpretation of a piece of music, especially the conductor Andrew Litton. Several instruments such as violin, viola, cello, double bass, brass, woodwind, trumpets , trombones, bass trombone; timpani, snare drum, triangle, cymbals, bass drum, xylophone; harp characterized the…

Different people interpret RENT in different ways. Even the title has several different meanings. It represents the financial burden of young adults fresh out of college who are “thrown out into the real world where ideals don’t pay the rent”. But the title also sheds light on the lack of permanence of the characters’ lives — living month to month with no real promises. Colin and Angel sing to each other in “I’ll Cover You” that if love cannot be bought, at least it can be rented. Their…

Rent, by Jonathan Larson is a play that enters the life of a certain group of people, Bohemians, as they go along there journey of struggle to find love, life, and freedom. The film revolves mainly around two men named Mark Cohen, and Roger Davis. In the beginning we can see that the characters are unable to pay their rent, or even pursue a lifestyle to bring them happiness. As the plot of the film progresses we are introduced to more characters and their own individual predicaments. Their…

Peggy Feury, a female actress on Broadway, on television, and in films, was born on June 20, 1924, in Jersey city of New Jersey. Peggy’s real name is Margaret Traylor. Feury’s father’s name is Richard feury and her mother’s names is Margaret Feury. Peggy had only one sibling and that was her younger sister Elinor Feury. As peggy graduated from high school, she went to the Barnard college located in New York city. Soon after she graduated Barnard, Peggy then attended the Yale school of drama.…

studied sculpture at the School of Fine Arts in Warsaw (1905-6) and painting in Munich (1907), and then he moved to Paris, quickly befriending figures such as Matisse and Rousseau, and immersed himself into the life of Parisian-based Polish-Jewish boheme. The following years, Stückgold lived in Hungary and Germany, where he participated in group shows at the Galerie Neue Kunst in Munich (1913, 1917) and Galerie Der Sturm in Berlin (1913). The artist was exhibited in a variety of venues, with his…

Roof (Tzeitel), The Lion King Jr (Zazu), Children of Eden (Yonah) with Waterville Playshop and The Little Mermaid (Adella) She has also performed with the Toledo Opera since she was young and done many shows including the Operas Carmen (Ensemble), La Boheme (Ensemble), Torendot (Ensemble), Tosca (Ensemble), and Hansel and Gretel (Gretel).…

John Larson’s Musical ‘Rent’ portrays the coming generations attempts to create a vision for themselves in a complicated world. Based on Puccini’s beloved opera La Bohème, Rent follows the ups and downs of a year in the life of a group of impoverished, artistic friends living in Manhattan’s East Village. The musical is set in a dingy, disheveled loft apartment in New York’s East Village and depicts “young … artists struggling to celebrate life in the shadow of drugs, poverty and AIDS,” Jonathan…

Rent, a rock-musical set in New York, follows seven artists working for their dreams of stardom without becoming sellouts. Originating in 1996, Rent was composed by an almost unknown composer at the time, Jonathan Larson. From small beginnings in the Off-Broadway New York Theater Workshop, Rent made its way to Broadway, and became an American hit. This hit musical was written and composed by Jonathan Larson. Living from 1960-1996, dying the morning Rent was to be performed in its first…

m o n s I e u r s a g e “Everybody was a little afraid of Monsieur Sage, the opera connoisseur.” Monsieur Sage sits by the stage. Today he has on a long, plum-colored overcoat. His cravat is tied neatly – c'est la – and his hat has been taken off his head and placed neatly beside him – so. Monsieur Sage is with us nearly every day. His shoes are shined by the boys who come in with their big boot-black kits and eyes like bad charcoal sketches. His waistcoats are eyed by Madame Duchamp, who…

However, hip is the only one part of hipsters cultures. Hipsters have many other features. First of all, hipsters like ironic stuff, and promote the ironic hip. “I reasoned it was because we were both wearing long coats in July, the brotherhood of La Boheme”(Patti Smith, p29). I cannot understand the dressing style of Patti when I read Just kids, but after I notice hipsters were born with irony, I can accept her idea of hip, especial dressing long coats in a hot day. Patti’s dressing style can…