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BLOG: MICHELLE EDGAR'S PEOPLE TO WATCH

Michelle Edgar's People to Watch
“  AS AN INTERNATIONAL phenomenon, pianist Lang Lang is viewed as the most popular pianist of his generation and one of the most influential classical artists in history. In his native homeland of China, where he has his own Lang Lang line of...   ”

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Sir Ian McKellan in Shakespeare's King Lear,

The Royal Shakespeare Company's King Lear

From the Courtyard Theatre comes the stunning Shakespearean tragedy. Don't miss the performance that has everyone talking - and read our feature on Sir Ian McKellen in the title role. (Please note: This program is not available in North America.)

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Goethe: Faust II (Act 1)

Goethe: Faust II (Act 1)

The Peony Pavilion - Part 1 - The Interupted Dream

The Peony Pavilion - Part 1 - The Interupted Dream

Shakespeare: King Lear

Shakespeare: King Lear

Goethe: Faust II (Act 5)

Goethe: Faust II (Act 5)

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The Peony Pavilion - Part 5 - War Against the Bandits

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