#Daile theatre

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nu bet PROTAMS, ka pievienošu dziesmu!!! tā ir tik brīnišķīga!

Jēkaba Jančevska mūzika, Edvīna Raupa vārdi, Ievas Segliņas izpildījumā: "Branda dziesma".

Mēs staigājām roku rokā, Es un dievišķais Kas. Auksti šķindēja oļi, Zemi apara nakts.

Kā sirdspuksts gailēja tumsā, Gribas zvērīgā acs, Un nāve zaudēja ticības spozmi, Zuda asiņu balss.

Vien gaisma kā eņģeļu koris Dūra sāpīgi man. Vēji saauga kopā, Miesu pameta gars.

Kā sirdspuksts gailēja tumsā, Gribas zvērīgā acs, Un nāve zaudēja ticības spozmi, Zuda asiņu balss.

Edvīns Raups (1962-)

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RIGA - More than 40,000 participants are preparing for XIII Latvian School Youth Song and Dance Festival, according to the organizers' estimates after the first round of registration of participants.

The largest part of the total number of participants are folk dancers and choir singers - 20,774 and 12,426 participants respectively. Other participants include 3,245 modern dancers, 1,520 folklore groups, 1,315 brass band musicians, 1,018 symphony orchestra musicians, 468 kokle players and 245 accordionists.

Instrumental ensembles, vocal ensembles, theatres, chapels, professional education groups, special education groups and visual and plastic arts groups will also take part.

The largest number of registered groups is from Vidzeme - 872 groups. Riga will be represented by 663 groups, Kurzeme by 457 groups, Latgale by 368 groups, Zemgale by 186 groups and Selija by 80 groups. Also 18 groups are preparing for the festival from abroad.

The second round of registration is planned for the spring, after the selection competitions and auditions, when each participant will be registered for the festival.

The XIII Latvian School Youth Song and Dance Festival will take place in 2025 on July 5-13.

The main venues in Riga have traditionally been the Mezaparks Grand Stage, where the gala concert will take place, and the Daugava Stadium, where a grand folk dance concert is planned.

Various concerts and events will also take place elsewhere in Riga - at Arena Riga, Brivibas Square, Dailes Theatre, Jazeps Vitols Latvian Academy of Music, the Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia, the University of Latvia, the Riga Circus, Dome Church, the Latvian Society House, Kipsala International Exhibition Centre, VEF Culture Palace, Vermane Garden and Viesturdarzs.

It will be ten years since the previous one in 2015. Due to the pandemic conditions caused by Covid-19 and national restrictions, the festival could not take place in July 2020. ________________

HYPE

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Eduards Smiļģis Theatre

This is just part of the Daile Theater founder’s home, which has been turned into a museum to celebrate Latvian theater and artists. Name: Eduards Smiļģis Theatre Lat, Long: 56.9375495,24.0756058 Location: Riga, Latvia

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Saw The Ritual Slaughter of Gorge Mastromas in Daile Theatre and it was pretty good. Finally, a good play this year whose story actually gripped me.

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Our mighty crew waiting to go into the Dail to interview Ruth Coppinger TD! Footage from our interviews will be in our upcoming show "Masterpieces", which is on in Smock Alley from 2 – 7 March https://smockalley.com/masterpieces/

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27, Nessa and Steven

Uh, this one got a bit long.

Cities always look so different earlyin the morning. With luck you may see two or three people on your wayand you wonder where they are going or where they’re coming from. Itcould be anything. The boring answer is work. But at this hour itcould as well be because the people don’t wish to be seen ordisturbed. And that opens up a whole new array of options.

But when spoken of a port city early inthe morning it means literally empty, completely silent. Both the sunand and returning fishermen are still an hour away. There is noreason for anyone to be out. But would there be such emptiness andsilence if there was no one observing it? Everything looksalmost…fake. The houses sitting next to each other with no onegoing in or out, the benches carefully laid out along the streetsand parks the marketplace stalls closed. It was like a theatre set.It only came alive when the cast arrived, performed their part andthen left the stage empty again.

For every rule there is always anexception and this time the exception was a man with a sturdy casewalking down the streets of Canalave city. Oddly enough, Steven Stonealmost preferred Canalave this way. He always felt like a stranger inport cities, their life and patterns were so distinctly differentfrom everything else. Being the only one in the city made him feellike he could actually seethe city itself for the first time.

Stevendid not hurry but he made his way to the library faster than he wouldduring the day. The old building was like the others, still andsilent. It used to be an old cargo hall so it didn’t particularlystand out. Only the entrance was different, inviting. Next to theheavy wooden doors was a woman, smoking a cigarette. Steven raisedhis hand in greeting and the woman responded, dumping her cig.

”Youmust be Mr. Stone. Good morning.”

”Morning.Pleasure to meet you mrs..?”

”Miss.Croft.”

”Ms.Croft.”

Ms. Croft was a slender woman with aposture of nobility and a chiseled face that made her age impossibleto guess. She looked sharp and perceptive but Steven guessed she hadbeen stayin up all night. Probably a night owl. The time runsdifferently for researchers.

”I apologize for the very earlyappointment. All of our spaces are fully booked until…well, let’ssay it’s nearly impossible to get a vacant room these days. Even fora league champion.”

”It’s quite alright”, Stevenassured. ”I prefer the calm of the morning to get work done.”

”Right. This way, Mr. Stone.”

Croft led him through the main hall,vast and open, still reflecting the days of its industrial use. Theyhad fully embraced the industrial feel with this place. The shelveswere made of steel, very bare and simple and as high as the ceilingallowed. They had had to install safety nets to prevent people fromhurting themselves when they fell from the top shelves. Ms. Crofttook Steven to a set of stairs that led into an old control room. Ithad the perfect view over the entire library hall and on the otherside windows to the sea.

”I figured you might like this room”,Croft smirked. ”Place the case on the desk over there. Let’s see ifyou actually have something in there.”

”I was told you had found someone whocan decipher these?”

”Yes. Ms. Daile is yet to arrive, sowe might as well get started.”

Steven did as told and carefully openedthe case. It held two stone plates, vagely diamond shaped, one wasbright red and the other dull gray. As simple as they were in shapethe carving on them was incredibly detailed.

If Croft had previously seemed alertnow her entire composition tightened. She hustled to the desk.

”Well well well well”, she couldn’tremove her eyes from the stone plates. ”When I was told you mighthave something valuable I didn’t expect…how did you come to possesthese?”

”I found them”, Steven blurted. ”Ihave been doing underground expeditions for years. I have never foundanything like this. Until now.”

”It’s hard to believe youjust found them. Ourexperts have been doing such expeditions as well but they haven’tfound anything in decades.” Croft moved her hand over the redplate, afraid to touch it.

”These glyphs…I have only seen themon similar plates we have in our collection.”

”How many do you have?”

”Only three. One from ourexpeditions, two from private collections.”

”Can you translate any of it?”

Croft shook her head. ”Translatorsfor this specific Sinnoan are very, very scarce.  Deciphering theseglyphs is a craft that is is very tedious to learn since it hardlyappears anywhere else. Hence why it’s also seen as a useless skill. Icould never find the time to invest in learning it.”

Steps on metal moved their attention from the stone plates.

”Ah,finally.” Croft swept to the door and opened it. The utter dismayon Steven’s face couldn’t have been deeper when he saw the youngwoman step into the room. Tall, blonde mess of hair, the same defiantlook in her eyes that Steven last saw years ago.

”Ms. Daile, let me introduce youto–”

”Son of a bitch. It’s you.”

”My words. Give them back”, Nessagrunted.

If Croft was surprised she hid it well.”I take you two are acquainted”, she said with a stern,unimpressed tone. She glared at the two who were busy glaring at eachother, as if thy could make the other disappear if they stared hardenough.

”I hope this doesn’t disturb our work. Now, let’s get toit.”

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INITIAL THUMBNAILS (Connotative & Denotative )

The Prompts

[From top-to-bottom, then left-to right]

Watch Drape I immediately thought of Salvador Dail’s piece, Persistence of Memory, 1931 (The painting with the melting clocks) and depicted a watch draped over. But I got too into the drawing of the watch, that I forgot to draw in what it would be draped over.

Devine Blueprint I wound up thinking of something akin to the Eye of Sauron. It’s supposed to be a Devine eye that watches over a tower, with light that drapes around. I imaged this illustrated in the style of Art Nouveau (particularly Alphonse Mucha.) With warm colours.

Wilderness Station Pretty much a wooden workshop in a tropical forest.

Ocean Construct I struggled to think up of a construct in the ocean that would align with Eye Works, but I came back to the idea of the eye/cog combination, which I formed akin to an ocean buoy.

Culture Twist It’s quite hard to tell, but the twist includes random monuments like Big Ben and The Angel of the North, plus random objects like fish & chips.) I then thought that the idea might work better with art supplies, so I shoehorned in some animation paper and a paint palette.

Climax Production The photo ruined the mark making, but it’s supposed to be a factory that omits toxic clouds that shape into a line chart (the arrow) that shows an increase in rates.

Peak Magnum Opus Bouncing off of the Devine Blueprint idea, I drew a screen (TV or theatre) that hails wings. Underneath, it has an orbit of art supplies (paint brush, bottle of ink)

Horror Cosmos I created a cosmos, that hosts a galaxy in the shape of an eye.

Chaos Alter I immediately thought of a priests alter, with animation paper as the holy scripture. The paper is set alight.

Clutter Jam The Eye Works title is a printer, that’s printing out animation paper. I drew a printer behind it, as I didn’t think the thumbnail conveyed that this is supposed to be a printer.

Plight Scaffolding // Arena Assembly Not so much a plight, but I thought of a city built using film and art tools. The film spools are coming loose and some smaller equipment (pens and ink) would represent vehicles,

Landscape Operation // Landscape Enterprise A landscape spread, but is made up of cogs and industrial equipment. Spilled ink represents a river. A cog in the sky as the sun, with air pollution as the clouds.

Performance Blueprint A blueprint that shows movements and concept art of a ballerina.

Produce Clientele Watching from a screen (visually similar to Muse’s Drones album cover) a machine is mass-producing new clientele.

Demonstrate Opus An film reel, with a run cycle running around the rim. The film unfurls and flicks the running figure away from the reel.

Parade Experiment Just a parade of animation equipment, and a line of figures who spin paint brushes as batons.

Splash Manoeuvrer Paint pours and splashes into an eye’s iris.

Evolution Construction Shown as a walk cycle, each method of animation is progressing through the cycle. Starting with a rubber-hose figure drawn with dip pen, a stick man drawn with a pencil, a paint brush with a 50′s style figure (well... Intended to be), a tablet pen with a digital figure, up to a mouse that’s moulding a 3D figure.

Beam Production Thinking mostly of the beam, a laser cuts through steel, slicing the words “Eye Works.” A lot of fixings and tangled wires to seem more futuristic.

Flame Whirl // Blaze Assignment A whirlpool of flames and ink, swirling around. I couldn’t portray the flames and ink as different elements, even when I used sharper edges with the flames and more curves with the ink.

Embellish Craft // Bluster Art Akin to a printer, paintbrushes are painting on animation paper. These brushes represent CMYK colours, hence the four brushes. They’re printing the works “Eye Works.”

Smudge Blossoming // Splash Manoeuvrer // Flowering Trick I wanted to show a paint splat that forms a flower. In execution, I kept focusing on the splatter and didn’t define any outlines of a flower. An Eye may have been a better idea, but I focused more on “blossoming” and “flowering” in a more denotative sense.

Focus Break // Impression Assembly The word “break” made me think of Cherry’s idea of the broken screen (which I love), so it seeped into the thumbnail. In contrast, this thumbnail is supposed to show a broken screen, reforming from its broken shards.

Outline Construction My first attempt, which just looks like an onion skatepark.

Outline Construction // Panorama Ride // Impression Assembly  // Evolution Construction // Ripening Framework Working off of the previous attempt, I depicted the theatre that will host the Eye Works Film Festival. The theatre is under construction, with scaffolding being built, braces and construction equipment surrounding the area. A crane is wheeling in the Eye Works logo onto the top of the theatre building.

Feedback

I showed my ideas to Claire and asked for some feedback. She thought my more connotative “Eye Works” inspired pieces were stronger than the denotative “animation film festival” inspired ideas.

In particular, Claire was drawn to Ocean Construct, Devine Magnum Opus, Produce Clientele, Demonstrate Opus, and the final Outline Construction. She was also fond of the Puzzle Cinema Hilarity piece.

Ocean Construct - She thought it proved the most interesting idea to work with (which seems like the most popular, when I ask others.) I could incorporate more industrial ideas into this concept. Maybe something could be holding it up or pulling it into the ocean. Are there more constructs or replicas of this ‘eye cog’?

Devine Magnum Opus - She liked the general idea and imagery, but thought it lacked something. When I told her that the screen was supposed to depict the static from a cut signal, she was more on-board.

Produce Clientele - Whilst I’m not so fond of this one (only because I keep thinking of Drones,) Claire thought the imagery is quite strong. It could be combined with the ideas from Demonstrate Opus.

Demonstrate Opus - Whilst this idea is more denotative than the rest, Claire thought that I could combine this idea with Produce Clientele. The running men could be produced and dropped onto the reel, rather than them flicker off the film strip. Or I could use both ideas. It’s something to think about.

Outline Construction - Whilst the idea seems interesting, Claire informed me that others in class have shown similar concepts and that it would be a good idea to stray away from this. Which is a shame, because I quite liked this.

Puzzle Cinema Hilarity - Claire thought this idea has promise, which is an opinion someone else has told me. I should keep this one in mind, but the others are more interesting.

Extra - Claire also advised that I could shape the leaflet interior to reflect off the mood and shapes of my final poster. My typography should reflect off the mood and shapes of which idea I ultimately choose.

What Should I Do Next?

From here, I can develop my stronger ideas and come up with a more solid concept for each. Whichever proves the most appealing, I’ll use for the final poster.

To compliment the idea, I’ll need to develop a typeface, a title and the colour scheme I’ll be working with. What art style shall I use?

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Jacket Art green: https://www.instagram.com/liberaljane/

Riot Grrrl Zine Art: https://www.anothermag.com/fashion-beauty/8279/the-riot-grrrl-style-revolutionhttps://www.anothermag.com/fashion-beauty/8279/the-riot-grrrl-style-revolution

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Grafitti: https://wiki.uiowa.edu/display/theatre/Riot+Grrrls

Concert Photo: Photo credit: Nova Twins at Brighton Dome, photo by Gili Dailes x

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Trans people have always existed Jacket Art: https://www.instagram.com/liberaljane/

Lipstick: Me lol

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Ātrs, bet LIELS paldies visiem, kas noreaģēja uz "Priekšnama" mobilizāciju un nobalsoja par "Zālēm". Parasti cenšos visu darīt pats un neko nevienam nelūgt, tāpēc arī esmu iemācījies darīt to visu, ko tagad protu. Bītus iemācījos taisīt tāpēc, ka nebija, uz kā repot, ierakstīt skaņu iemācījos, jo nebija, pie kā ierakstīties, utt. Pašam par sevi balsot topos gan nav nekas tāds, ko plānoju tuvākajā laikā apgūt, tādēļ ļoti novērtēju jūsu atsaucību un atbalstu, jo reizēm, nezinu, kāpēc, aizmirstas, ka jūs tādu varat dot, turklāt bieži daudz nopietnākās devās nekā, citas vietējās mūzikas fani. Principā pofig, vai tas sākotnējais mērķis par "Zālēm" topa 1. vietā šovakar tiks sasniegts vai nē, bet es esmu reāli smaidīgs un priecīgs par to, ka jūs atradāt sevī vēlēšanos palīdzēt to sasniegt, turklāt veltījāt tam vairāk enerģijas, nekā biju gaidījis. Karoče, man pēc šī ir tāda sajūta, ka jūs esat mani čomi, un brīžos, kad vajadzīga kaut kāda palīdzība, varu cerēt uz jūsu atbalstu. Diezgan nopietna lieta, ko apzināties, manuprāt. Tāpēc, jā, laikam gribēju tikai pateikt nedaudz izvērstāku paldies. ♥️ 📷 Līga Tīfenberga (at Dailes Theatre)

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Diāna Auziņa par izrādi “Neiespējamā misija” (19.09.2019.)

Angļu dramaturgs, režisors un aktieris Rejs Kūnijs, īstajā vārdā – Reimonds Džordžs Alfrēds Kūnijs (Raymond George Alfred Cooney) ir sācis savu karjeru kā aktieris un tikai 1956.gadā pievērsies dramaturģijai. Uz šo brīdi R. Kūnijs ir sarakstījis vairākus desmitus lugu un tās ir komēdijas. 2005.gadā par nopelniem dramaturģijā Rejam Kūnijam piešķirts Britu Impērijas ordenis. Rejs Kūnijs Londonā ir dibinājis Komēdijas teātri un bijis tā mākslinieciskais vadītājs. Populārākā no R. Kūnija lugām ir 1983.gadā sarakstītā “Run for Your Wife”, kura ir atzīta par mūsdienu angļu dramaturģijas klasiku un iekļauta simts labāko 20.gadsimta Lielbritānijas lugu sarakstā. Londonā (West End Theatre) šīs lugas iestudējums spēlēts deviņus gadus. Interesanti, ka šī luga ar atšķirīgiem nosaukumiem iestudēta Latvijā vairākkārt – 1998.gadā Dailes teātrī (“Glābjas, kas var!”), 2007.gadā Liepājas teātrī (“Precējies nav miris”) un 2019.gadā atkal Dailes teātrī – “Neiespējamā misija”.

Lai arī R. Kūnijs tiek dēvēts par farsa karali, viņš ir iedvesmojies no Šekspīra, rakstot lugas. Luga “Neiespējamā misija” ir situāciju komēdija, jo tajā norit spraiga darbība (notiek satiksmes negadījums un taksometra šoferim Džonam Smitam zibenīgi jāatrisina situācija ar abām savām sievām, lai neveidotos nākamie pārpratumi, un dzīve iegrieztos mierīgā plūdumā). Situāciju komēdijās galvenie varoņi nokļūst komiskās situācijās dažādu, bieži vien no sevis neatkarīgu apstākļu dēļ, turklāt vēl vairāk sapinoties savos melos. Situāciju komēdijas mērķis nav aizkustināt skatītājus vai izraisīt pārdomu virkni pēc iestudējuma noskatīšanās. Es uztvēru to kā vieglu izklaidi, jo aktieriem izdevās mani sasmīdināt. Uz skatuves valdīja brīžiem pat pārgalvīga jautrība, azartiska un atraktīva aktierspēle un asprātība. Tēlu raksturi nav tik spilgti attēloti, jo lielākā uzmanība pievērsta darbībai, dažādām intrigām, spriedzes pilniem notikumiem. Varoņu kostīmi raksturo 70.gadu dzīvi – piemēram, vīriešu bikses ar platiem galiem (kļošenes), velveta žaketes, ādas jakas. Arī stacionārie telefoni telpā simboliski attēlo laikmetu (mobilo telefonu trūkums). Parūkas, sevišķi vīriešu frizūras, veidotas “kantainas”, ar baķenēm sānos. Citi izteiksmes līdzekļi nemaz nav nepieciešami, jo darbības laiks ir viegli uztverams. Jau pieminētos spilgtos (rozā un oranžā) toņos stacionāros telefonus gribētos uzskatīt par izteiktiem rekvizītiem. Ja izrādē ieviestu mobilos telefonus, daudzi lugas pārpratumi zaudētu jēgu, jo to vienkārši nebūtu. Tāpat rekvizīts ir avīze, kuru Džons Smits bija spiests apēst.

Scenogrāfs Artūrs Bērziņš ir radījis vizuāli ļoti krāšņus divus dzīvokļus, pat neatdalot tos vienu no otra ar sienu, jo skatītājiem uzreiz skaidrs, ka vienīgais kopīgais “elements” abos dzīvokļos ir biežāk prom esošais vīrs jeb Smita kungs – citādi dzīvokļi ir pietiekami atšķirīgi. Atbilstoši radīta scenogrāfija var ļaut galvenajiem varoņiem (aktieriem) izcelties vai arī tos pazudināt, ja, piemēram, kāda konstrukcija uz skatuves būs pārāk iespaidīga. Vērojot galveno varoņu darbošanos šajās telpās, secināju, ka pati būtu gatava dzīvot kādā no šiem dzīvokļiem.

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Paldies jāsaka tērpu autorei Ramonai Barsegjanai, ka šajā izrādē tērpi ir ļoti stilīgi, gaumīgi, pievilcīgi un, manuprāt, ērti lietojami arī aktieriem. Jau iepriekš pieminētās “kļoša” bikses vīriešiem un platformas papēži sieviešu apaviem nepārprotami rada atbilstošā laika – 70.gadu lielpilsētas sadzīvi.  

Lugas autors, pats būdams aktieris, kā arī iepriekš noskatījies daudz dažādus komēdiju iestudējumus, lieliski pārzina skatuvi un to, kā visvieglāk iedarboties uz skatītājiem. Citiem vārdiem sakot – nostrādā lugas autora R. Kūnija fenomens, jo viņš ir atradis formulu, ar kuru saistīt skatītāju prātus savās lugās. Autors lugas tekstā ir iekļāvis ne tikai asprātīgus dialogus, bet arī komiskas situācijas. Savukārt režisora rokās bez lugas autora teksta ir papildus “materiāls” – aktieri, scenogrāfija, kostīmi. Ne katrs aktieris ir spējīgs nospēlēt komēdijā, pats par sevi vai saviem kolēģiem neapsmejoties, tāpēc tas ir ļoti būtisks solis – īsto aktieru izvēle savam iestudējumam.

Jāatzīst, ka, ņemot vērā daudzos R. Kūnija lugu iestudējumus Latvijas teātros, šī autora humors latviešu skatītājiem ir pazīstams un pieņemams. Uz skatuves redzamie varoņi ir vienkārši cilvēki. Taču tie nav mūsdienu cilvēki. Viņiem rakstītie dialogi un izveidotās darbības ir dabiskas un iederīgas. Īpaši jāuzteic savstarpējo aktieru saspēli, kas izrādes ģenerālmēģinājumā bija lieliska – aktieri spēlē tehniski precīzi, ir izturīgi, veikli, kā arī drosmīgi un pārliecināti, atklājot ļoti kolorītus personāžus.

To, ka lielākajai daļai vīriešu ir apzināta vai mazāk apzināta, bet samērā slepena vēlme dzīvot kopā vienlaicīgi ar vairākām sievām, domāju nav nekāds brīnums. Savukārt sievietes visu vērtē emocionālāk, un šajā lugā abas ir iemīlējušās savā vīrā (Smita kungā), jo pat nenojauš par viņa dubultdzīvi. Pirmā sieviete (Rēzijas Kalniņas varone – Mērija Smita) pēc visiem priekšrakstiem un procedūrām, kā dzīvē vajadzētu – satika vīrieti, iemīlējās, sagaidīja bildinājumu un apprecējās ar konkrēto vīrieti. Otra (Vitas Vārpiņas varone – Barbara Smita), satiekot šo pašu vīrieti nedaudz vēlākos gados un pēc sava rakstura esot drusku “trakāka”, nolēma ņemt situācijas grožus savās rokās – iemīlējās (vīrietim viņa arī tīri labi patika) un pati bildināja vīrieti. Tā arī izveidojās šī mazliet absurdā, bet tajā pašā laikā – banālā situācija, ka viens vīrietis dzīvo kopā un mīl abas savas sievas un viņas mīl savu vienīgo vīru.

Zālē esošie skatītāji bija atsaucīgi, nemitīgi smējās par jokiem, jutās atbrīvoti šīs izrādes laikā un izrādes beigās sirsnīgi aplaudēja.

Dailes teātra iestudējums “Neiespējamā misija” nav nekāda augstā māksla, tā pilnīgi noteikti nav izrāde, kura liks skatītājiem pārdomāt savu dzīvi vai tajā kādu izspēlētu situāciju, taču izsmieties var. Un tas patiesībā arī ir galvenais, kāpēc diezgan liela sabiedrības daļa nāk uz teātri. Saspringtas darba dienas noslēgumā daudziem ir vēlme pēc vieglas izklaides, nevis galvas lauzīšanas vai dvēseles atkailināšanas. Jo cilvēkiem vēlme smieties ir lielāka, nekā vēlme raudāt, skatoties kādu izrādi. Tomēr skatītājiem tiek sniegta iespēja just līdzi ikvienam varonim – līdzpārdzīvot, vai izdosies izķepuroties no situācijas, kurā kārtējais pārpratums viņu ir iesviedis. Jāapzinās, ka situāciju komēdija ir tāds žanrs, ar saviem spēles noteikumiem un nevajag no tā gaidīt filozofiskas atklāsmes.

Ja man jautātu, ar cik punktiem no 10 ballēm es novērtētu šo izrādi, nešauboties atbildētu – 9 (teicami).

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The Best Luxury Hotels in Dublin

We’ve done the effort for you as well as assembled a checklist of our much-loved deluxe Dublin Hotels that’ll make sure to revitalize you! Whether you intend to ruin on your own with a deluxe health facility break, a weekend break hideaway, and even some scrumptious five-o’clock tea, we’ve obtained you covered. Whilst the Irish nation runs away are all well and also good, absolutely nothing defeats the glamour and also the prestige of the Big Smoke’s glamorous resorts. With an addicting power and also nonstop checklist of points to see as well as do, Dublin is the best place to treat on your own. The Merrion Hotel Centrally located, The Merrion Hotel allows for easy access to Dublin’s main tourist and retail hot spots. Some of the popular features provided at this 5-star hotel are free Wi-Fi and a rooftop terrace. Merrion Hotel Dublin boasts a variety of luxurious amenities and services, including a limousine service and Tethra Spa. It offers family-friendly facilities, with room designs and services for families of all sizes, plus supervised childcare/activities and a children’s nursery. Merrion Hotel in Dublin’s 142 light and airy rooms offer a mini bar, plus all the essentials for a comfortable stay. There are also several rooms geared towards families. The Merrion offers a variety of dining options, including Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud and Bar No. 23. Guests can also try one of the various bars and restaurants in the local area. Dublin’s attractions, such as St Stephen’s Green, Dail Eireann, and Saint Stephen’s Green, are within easy walking distance of The Merrion Hotel Dublin. Guests can also visit Grand Canal and Bank of Ireland. Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin Strategically located in the middle of the city, this 5-star hotel makes for an ideal base in Dublin. It offers free Wi-Fi, VIP rooms, and an airport shuttle. Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin is a convenient place to visit for both business and relaxation. Guests can also enjoy private parking on site. The luxurious feel of each room at Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin is complemented by amenities like mini bars and slippers. All provide heating, a radio and an in-room safe. Those staying at Fitzwilliam Dublin can enjoy a beverage at Inn on the Green, after enjoying a meal at Glovers Alley. Guests can also try one of the many bars and cafés in the surrounding area. Fitzwilliam Dublin 2 is conveniently located for exploring Dublin with Bank of Ireland within a 10-minute walk. Guests can also visit Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick’s Cathedral and O’Connell Street. The Westbury Hotel Conveniently situated, The Westbury Hotel offers easy access to Dublin’s popular tourist attractions. Popular features at this 5-star property include a roof terrace and free Wi-Fi. This relaxed hotel provides a beauty center, a ballroom and valet parking. Multilingual staff can assist with reservations or dining recommendations, and an express check-in/check-out facility is offered. The Westbury Dublin has air-conditioned rooms with slippers and a mini bar. Individual bathrooms have bathrobes and a hairdryer. The Westbury Hotel Dublin features a restaurant and a bar where guests can unwind of an evening. Alternatively, there is a large selection of international restaurants close by. Westbury Dublin is within walking distance of O’Connell Street, Christ Church Cathedral, and St Patrick’s Cathedral. The helpful staff at the tour desk are available to book and organize activities in Dublin. The Marker Hotel The Marker Hotel boasts an infinity pool and superior 5-star accommodation in Dublin. There is also a gym with an infinity pool. Offering free wireless internet in public areas, the hotel offers a range of facilities, which include a Jacuzzi, a rooftop terrace, and a sauna. For a quick and effortless arrival and departure experience, guests can take advantage of the express check-in/check-out facility. Rooms at The Marker feature city views, and offer all the essentials so that guests have an enjoyable stay. There are also honeymoon suites available. The Marker Hotel’s in-house restaurant, The Brasserie, is a popular place to have a meal. Each evening, guests are able to enjoy a drink in the comfortable lounge bar. Relax with a drink at the cocktail bar before exploring the surrounding restaurants. This contemporary hotel lies in central Dublin, in the heart of the entertainment, shopping and sightseeing district. The National Gallery of Ireland, Grand Canal, and 3 Arena are a short walk away.  The Shelbourne Dublin A Renaissance Hotel Located in Dublin, The Shelbourne Dublin A Renaissance Hotel offers stylish, 5-star accommodation close to Dail Eireann. Guests also have exclusive access to The Salon at The Shelbourne and Health Club. Offering views of Saint Stephen’s Green, the hotel is an ideal base for those wanting to discover popular attractions in Dublin. Amenities include complimentary wireless internet and an indoor pool. Rooms at The Shelbourne Dublin A Renaissance Hotel offer a flat-screen television, a marble bathroom, and wireless internet access. They are also fitted with a hairdryer and a laptop safe. The hotel provides a variety of in-house dining options with Saddle Room and Oyster. Each evening, guests are able to relax in the comfortable lounge bar. Guests are also able to try one of the various bars and restaurants in the area. The Shelbourne Dublin A Renaissance Hotel is under a 25-minute drive from Dublin Airport and O’Connell Street is a short stroll away. Its central position provides easy access to sightseeing, dining, and entertainment. Radisson Blu St Helen’s Hotel Dublin Radisson Blu St Helen’s Hotel Dublin is located in Dublin and is close to Blackrock College. Some of the premium features at this historic 5-star hotel include a rooftop terrace and complimentary Wi-Fi. Guests can enjoy a range of relaxing treatments and beauty therapy at the on-site spa, ChezElle Beauty Salon. For a fast and effortless arrival and departure experience, guests can benefit from the express check-in kiosk. Each elegant room at Radisson Blu St Helen’s Hotel Dublin includes cable/satellite channels and a mini bar, while the bathrooms feature hair dryers and bathrobes. Hot drinks can be brewed with the complimentary tea and coffee supplies, and enjoyed in the comfort of the room’s living area. Radisson Blu St Helen’s Hotel Dublin features a restaurant and a bar where guests are able to relax of an evening with dinner and a drink. The hotel is an ideal place to discover nearby Christ Church Cathedral and Radio Teilifis Eireann. The helpful staff at the tour desk are available to book tours and sightseeing trips in Dublin. Westin Dublin Centrally located, Westin Dublin allows for easy access to Dublin’s main shopping and sightseeing areas. It offers 5-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms. There is a range of amenities on offer to guests of The Westin Dublin, including valet parking, 24-hour room service, and free Wi-Fi.                 Convenient services include an express check-in feature and a luggage storage area. Every stylish room at Westin Dublin comes with a mini bar and a refrigerator, and the bathrooms offer showers and bathrobes. They all feature a flat-screen TV, heating and tea and coffee making facilities. The Westin Dublin Hotel offers a variety of in-house dining options, including a cozy restaurant and a bar. Guests can also try one of the various bars and restaurants in the vicinity. Dublin’s attractions, such as St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral and the Abbey Theatre, are within the easy walking distance of The Westin Hotel Dublin. Guests can also visit Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin Castle and Dail Eireann. Conrad Dublin Centrally located, Conrad Dublin allows for easy access to Dublin’s main shopping and sightseeing areas. It also offers 24-hour room service, free Wi-Fi, and valet parking. This 5-star hotel provides an express check-in and check-out feature, a ballroom, and an exhibit space. Welcoming and helpful team members are available 24 hours a day. Every luxury room at Conrad Dublin comes with slippers and a mini bar, and the bathrooms offer bathrobes and showers. They all feature wireless internet access, movies-on-demand, and a bathtub. Guests are able to enjoy a drink at Conrad’s bar and dine on seafood style food in the restaurant. Alternatively, the surrounding area features many bars and restaurants serving a range of different cuisines. Dublin’s attractions, such as Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, St Stephen’s Green and Saint Stephen’s Green, are easily accessible on foot from Conrad Dublin Hotel. The hotel is also surrounded by the area’s well-known nightlife destinations, plus Dail Eireann, Leinster House and the National Gallery of Ireland are a 20-minute stroll away. Dylan Hotel Situated in Dublin, this 5-star property is contemporary and elegant. Rooms are air-conditioned and a Wi-Fi connection is included free of charge. This award-winning hotel offers VIP rooms, a library and valet parking. The on-site spa provides a variety of facial and body treatments. The unique rooms offer wireless internet access and a mini bar. Dylan Hotel serves breakfast daily, and guests can relax with a drink in the bar. A wide selection of dining options is also found in the surrounding area. Dylan is close to Dublin’s popular attractions, with Grand Canal just a 10-minute stroll away. Guests can also easily visit Aviva Stadium, the Ballsbridge, and Irish Rugby Football Union. InterContinental Dublin InterContinental Dublin provides charming 5-star accommodation in Dublin. It also offers an indoor pool, free Wi-Fi and a Jacuzzi. The hotel has a fitness center with a swimming pool. Those staying at the property have access to express check-in/check-out, around the clock reception and a meeting room. Each elegant room at InterContinental Dublin includes a mini bar and slippers, and the bathrooms offer showers and bathrobes. They all have a ceiling fan, a CD player, and heating. Those staying at the hotel can sit down to a unique dining experience at the in-house restaurant, ideally based for those who want to stay close by when looking for a bite to eat. Each evening, guests can relax in the cozy lounge bar. Dublin’s attractions, including RDS Arena and the Ballsbridge, are easily accessible on foot from InterContinental Dublin. It is also within walking distance of Radio Teilifis Eireann, Marian College, and Irish Rugby Football Union. This is just a small part of Dublin’s best hotels. Source GULLIVER.ie from Home & Business http://businessandhouse.blogspot.com/2018/06/the-best-luxury-hotels-in-dublin.html via http://choosi.ie