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Greetings!
It took days and days of unusual rain and cold, but New York City finally made it to summer. There has been a lot of activity at TMU lately and this is the perfect opportunity to stop, rest, and highlight some of the projects our grantees are leading. This is a normal email blast giving you an update of what's going on this summer, but we also thought we would reach out to our readers, our grantees, and our partners to ask for some updates.
Share a story! Email! Post on our Facebook page! No matter how it's done, it all comes down to open communication and understanding; that's why we do the work we do! Your input is invaluable. Wishing you sunny days and great success,
The TMU Team
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WORKING AS A STAGE DIRECTOR IN EASTERN EUROPE
_______________________________________ The Trust For Mutual Understanding and The Drama League of New York invite you to a panel discussion and conversation WORKING AS A STAGE DIRECTOR IN EASTERN EUROPE: A Conversation With Bulgaria's Leading Directors Thursday, June 23, 2011 - 3:30PM - Free (RSVP Required) The Trust For Mutual Understanding 6 West 48th Street, 12th Floor ________________________________________ Join five acclaimed, award-winning Bulgarian directors and artistic leaders for a candid and fascinating discussion of the possibilities, challenges, and visions for international professional directing in European theatres. The conversation will focus on international collaborations and the options for American artists interested in working in 21st-century Europe. Discussion will be followed with Q&A and an opportunity to meet the artists in person. More information here on our website! FREE ADMISSION - RSVP REQUIRED (212) 244-9494
LIMITED SEATING, FIRST COME FIRST SERVED!
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Prague Quadrennial
 In June 2011 Prague will turn into a stage for hundreds of arts exhibitions and interactive installations, including dozens of performances and talks, and thousands of unexpected meetings for the Prague Quadrennial. Over 40,000 visitors from all over the world are expected to attend, making Prague the centre of the performance world for those very special 11 days. |
Ostalgia
This summer, the New Museum will present Ostalgia, an exhibition that brings together the work of more than thirty artists from twenty countries across Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Republics. Contesting the format of a conventional geographical survey, the exhibition will include key works produced by Western European artists who have depicted the reality and the myth of the East.
- July 14 - September 25, 2011
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| Russian National Orchestra: Festival del Sole
The Russian National Orchestra was founded during the Soviet regime and now, 20 years later, the RNO continues to impress international critics. This year's Festival del Sole will feature the RNO performing with celebrated soprano Nino Machaidze and baritone Guido Loconsolo.
 Festival del Sole takes place every summer in California's beautiful Napa Valley. The Festival features concerts by some of the world's most celebrated musical artists, five-star cuisine, art exhibits, and wines from Napa's top vintners, blended in a unique celebration of the art of life.
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 Mostly Mozart Festival
The Mostly Mozart Festival was launched in 1966, shortly after the completion of the Lincoln Center campus. Called Midsummer Serenades: A Mozart Festival, the first two seasons consisted entirely of the music of Mozart, all performed in Avery Fisher Hall. Initiated as an experiment-common wisdom held there was no summer audience in New York, and there had never been an indoor summer music festival anywhere in the world-the Festival proved to be an instant draw for audiences and quickly became an indelible New York summer institution. |
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