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Experion Wind Chants is the most exquisite real estate offering in Gurgaon which kisses Delhi on one side and Dwarka Expressway on the other. Five Star resort styled most luxurious residential property located in Sector-112 on Dwarka Expressway where even the smallest two bedroom property has a built up area of 2441 sq ft. Only for a select 575 families over a total area of 23.43 acres sold initially by invitation only, now it is available for People who have the taste for most exclusive addresses.

Experion Wind chants has a location advantage from the day Zero, it is located adjacent to the reserved greens of Delhi which will keep the greenery intact in the neighborhood and has an airport view on one side.

Developer has put a lot of thought in making this dream a reality for a select few and has added some unique features which will help you live a stress free life while you are in this property. It has the longest residential sky walk of Asia on the seventh level planted with lot of greens and open Bar-be-que area so that you can plan your small gatherings here as well. Property has been built by L&T on a turnkey basis from excavation to the finishing stage.

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Bio Pond

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Dream Homes: Minnesota’s most expensive home comes with bowling alley, music venue

Minnesota’s most expensive house is up for grabs.

The home at 3770 Northome Road in Deephaven, also known as Bella Vista, is listed for $14,895,000. Built in 2012, the house is built on what the listing claims is the highest elevation on Lake Minnetonka.

Bella Vista has just about everything a home buyer could ask for, including a bowling alley, a fitness room, a basketball court, an elevator, a rooftop deck and a movie theatre.

The house’s most unique feature is the Cavern Music Club. The Beatles-themed…

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Currently being one of the bustling metropolitan metropolitan areas of India, Mumbai draws a truthful percentage of regional and global tourists in the course of the yr. The ‘Optimum Urban’ is known for its prospective of giving a respectable typical of residing to tourists with all sorts of price range. It really is usually advisable that tourists need to decide on to continue to be in Mumbai lodges nearby prime sights in the town. In the same way for company vacationers, the prime location to stay would be Central Industrial District of South Mumbai, Nariman Stage and Bandra Kurla Sophisticated. Hotels nearby domestic and international airport are the very best selections for these travelers who frequently stream down to this metropolitan city for a working day or 2. Shown under are some notable hotels in Mumbai with their strategic areas that are usually selected by travelers.

The Lalit A fifteen second force towards Chattrapati Shivaji Worldwide Airport, The Lalit is one of the best handles of airport hotels in the city. Showcasing greatest foyer in Asia, The Lalit is a sheer epitome of underconditiond luxurious. Labeled as Deluxe Rooms, Club rooms, Govt Suite, Spa Suite, Luxurious Suite and Presidential Suite, this 5 star hotel constitutes of as several as a fewsix8 rooms and suites. The hotel as well attributes state of the artwork conference and conference rooms for easy working of your business endeavors. The hotel features a online video theatre named Box Section offering excellent cinematic encounter for movie buffs.

Oberoi Cozily nestled on the Maritime drive, nearby the principal business and purchasing district of Nariman Point, Oberoi is an ideal option for business travelers. The hotel offers of 231 rooms and seventy three suites, each and every of which has been furnished with sylvan floorings &home furniture, oil paintings and newest contemporary facilities. The hotel also incorporates 3 multi-delicacies cafes serving Indian and Italian delicacies, a 24 hour business center and health spa. All the aforementioned centers are well complemented by the courteous service presented by the employees.

Kohinoor International This one is a top 4 star business hotel found in shut proximity to Chattrapati Shivaji international airport. Categorized as Excellent Rooms, Top quality Rooms, Suites, the 137 accommodation alternatives housed inside this hotel presents a comfortable calm with its state of the art amenities and roomy environs. There’s a multi cuisine restaurant called Solitaire furnished with product shade and soft couches. Due to the fact Kohinoor International is outlined as business hotel, the Emerald banquet, spanning over 3770 sq.} toes, is typically booked for internet hosting corporate meetings and seminars.

Sofitel Mumbai BKC Situated in the business district of Bandra Kurla Complex, Sofitel Mumbai BKC is the flagship house owned and controlled by Sofitel Luxury Hotels. A recently released five star hotel, it signifies a seamless mix of Indian architectural traditions and French taste evident all throughout its three hundred rooms and 6 multi-cuisine dining establishments with French meal as specialty. The signature So spa is the major spotlight of this hotel whose therapies and therapies incorporate categorized as Starters, Significant Training course and Desserts and includes the use of French cosmetic items.

The previously mentioned names are simply couple of in the broad selection of hotels accessible in Mumbai with strategic locations. All the aforementioned hotels are both located in the prominent business districts of this metropolitan city or nearby airport catering to those travelers who go to the city for business reasons.

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（3月27日まで開催）「寺山修司不思議書店」代官山T-SITE GARDEN GALLERY 寺山修司没後35年記念企画

没後35年が経過した今でも、様々な表現分野で不滅のアイコンとして���り続ける「寺山修司」。 この企画展では、彼の表現の源泉となった実際の蔵書(三沢市寺山修司記念館所有)を、史上最大規模の1,000冊以上で公開いたします。 また、彼が主宰した演劇実験室「天井棧敷」に代表されるアングラ演劇に関連して横尾忠則や宇野亞喜良など気鋭のグラフィックデザイナーが作成した大胆で斬新な劇団ポスターを展示・販売。

他にも会場内にて、寺山修司の秘書兼マネージャーとして彼の仕事を支えた田中未知の著書『質問』（77年初版）が二度目の復刊を遂げたのを機に、同書の「質問」に寺山修司が答える田中未知監督による短編映画を上映する他、展示会初日の3月24日(土)には書籍『質問』(文藝春秋刊)の著者・田中未知×装丁家・祖父江慎のトークイベントも開催します。

更に会場内では本年度国内映画賞を席巻した寺山修司、唯一の長編小説を映画化した『あゝ、荒野』。 これを機に新たに撮り下ろされた写真家、森山大道の写真集『あゝ、荒野』の他、2006年に限定50部しか作成されなかった幻の特装版『あゝ、荒野』(共著：寺山修司、森山大道)の販売を始めとする絶版本の販売やファッションブランド「THEATRE PRODUCTS」協力のもと作成した、寺山修司直筆原稿をプリントしたハンカチ等のオリジナルグッズも販売します。

この機会に是非、現代にも通ずる「寺山修司」の不思議な世界をご堪能ください！

■会期中開催トークイベント 『70年代伝説の書『質問』(文藝春秋)が生まれた時代 寺山修司が表現しようとしていたこと 『質問』(文藝春秋)著者 田中未知×『質問』装丁 祖父江慎トークショー』 ・日時: 3月24日(土)　20:00～21:00 ・登壇者: 田中未知、祖父江慎 ・トークイベント参加料金: 1,000円(税込) ・定員: 50名

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THEATRE BOOKS シアタープロダクツが代官山 蔦屋書店とコラボレーションした新ブランド「THEATRE BOOKS」。 文豪シリーズ��一弾として、作家 寺山修司の直筆原稿をプリントしたハンカチと、作家 円城塔書き下ろし短編小説のブックピアスを製作しました。 文庫用ポケット付きのトートバッグやビニールレザーのブックカバー、レシートのようなブックマークなど、本と人の間に新しい関係が生まれるようなオリジナルアイテムを提案していきます。 オンラインストアはこちら

【参加条件】 イベント参加券(500円／税込)をお買い上げのお客様

【お申し込み方法】 ・イベント参加券の事前販売はオンラインストアにて承ります。 ・イベント参加券の当日券はイベント会場入り口で500円(税込)にて販売いたします。

【ご注意事項】 ＊参加券1枚でお一人様にご参加いただけます。 ＊会場入口にて当日券500円(税込)をお買い求めいただけます。 ＊会場の混雑具合により、入場にお時間がかかる可能性があります。 ＊参加券の再発行・キャンセル・払い戻しはお受けできませんのでご了承くださいませ。 ＊止むを得ずイベントが中止、内容変更になる場合があります。 ＊参加券は開催日ごとに分かれております。購入された参加券の開催日以外のご入場は頂けません。 ＊開場時間の15分前から入場のお並びを開始いたします。 ＊3月24(土)～27日(火)まで、展示内容に変更はございません。

【会期】 2018年03月24日(土) – 2018年03月27日(火)

【時間】 3月24日(土)13:00～19:00 3月25日(日)・26日(月)11:00～20:00 3月27日(火)11:00～18:00

【場所】 GARDEN GALLERY

【主催】 代官山 蔦屋書店

【問い合わせ先】 03-3770-2525

チケットのご予約はこちら オンラインストアでの受付は2018/3/22(木)午前9時の受注分までとさせていただきます。

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Super Strip Theatre - Shibuya, Tokyo

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Super Strip Theatre - Shibuya, Tokyo

Super Strip Theatre sometimes known as Dogenzaka Theatre is a pretty good strip club found in Shibuya, Tokyo. It’s known as Dogenzaka Theatre because that’s the large hill just outside the Shibuya JR train station, the hill is called “Dogenzaka” so it’s hard to miss it in Shibuya.

Inside Super Strip Theatre all foreigners are very welcome just as they are in Kabukicho’s New Hot Point.

Upon entering Super Strip Theatre the entrance fee is 5,000 Yen or around $50 USD and they even sell alcohol or non alcoholic drinks from vending machines inside the venue. Once you pay the entrance fee and take a seat the dancers will come out and do a number of performances starting fully clothed and by the end of their set will be completely nude and rather X-rated.

After the dancers sets end the ladies will visit each customer and you can purchase photographs with your favourite women for $5 USD each and they will hand you the photos before you leave Super Strip Theatre.

Each show time has 8 different ladies performing and quite often they will have famous Japanese Adult Video stars appearing so depending on the day it can get very busy. Also at Super Strip Theatre, Japanese is not a requirement and you can get by just with hand signals or some staff will be able to speak very basic enough English that there will be no problems.

Here is the Super Strip Theatre website and you can find them on Google Maps here

The strip club can be reached via telephone and e-mail for further enquiries:

Tel: 03-3770-5737 Mail: info@dotonbori.co.jp

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Hair

Diane Paulus’ production of Gerome Ragni and James Rado’s rock musical “Hair” offers a personal, interactive view into the lives of a group of American teenagers during the 1960s and the era of the Vietnam War. The group, or the “Tribe” as it’s referred to in the show, is on a journey to spread peace and love and protest the war. The Tribe, led by Claude (Noah Plomgren), Berger (Brian Crawford Scott), and Sheila (Mary Kate Morrissey) decide to stage a protest by burning their draft cards, but when the time comes for Claude to throw his in the fire, he is unable to do so. Ultimately, Claude must decide whether to resist the draft like the rest of the Tribe, or give in to the pressures of society and his parents, compromising everything he stands for. The show is somewhat Claude’s journey to find himself, while the audience is offered the opportunity to pick the brains of the hippies through audience-actor interaction, and also see the rhyme and reason behind what the teenagers of the 1960s really stood for.

The scenic design in this production of “Hair” was done by Scott Pask, and it worked well with the show, as the setting is in a theatre. The backdrop was a sunburst that changed colors throughout the show, with a truck painted in bright colors on the right side of the stage, with the band on the left side. The rest of the scenic design was minimal and represented an actual theatre in which the actors were aware of the audience. Because there are so many actors on stage at any given time, having as little as possible on stage allows the audience to be less distracted by the scenery and focus in more on what’s playing out on stage. Also, there are many different settings that come into play during the show. For example, at one point, Claude is arguing with his parents about his lifestyle and going off to war, and at another point, he’s hallucinating after having a bad trip, in which the other actors become crazy characters such as Abraham Lincoln and John Wilkes Booth. Not having much in the way of scenery allows many different scenes and settings to take place, and it was beneficial in this production. Michael McDonald was in charge of costume design, and all of the costume choices successfully reflected the time period. Berger (Scott) opened the show wearing a vest and fringe, and his hair was past his shoulders. Crissy (Dana Gitlin) wore a babydoll peasant top with bell bottoms, and Claude (Plomgren) wore his hair long along with beads, a headband, and loose fitting jeans with the British flag on the back. The rest of the tribe wore bell bottoms, bikini-like tops, paisley, afros, and belly-baring shirts. At the end, Claude’s hair is neatly trimmed and he’s wearing an army uniform. Overall, the costume design lent a lot to the feeling of the production as a whole. The lighting design, done by Joel E. Silver, worked well in reflecting the mood of different parts of the production overall. During most of the dialogue between Tribe members, there was basic yellow light, but when, for example, Claude’s parents were yelling at him, at one point the whole stage went black except for a spotlight on them. During the draft card burning scene, the lighting was focused on the trash can in which the cards were being burned. At the end of Act 1, when the actors stripped down, the light became dim and purple, tastefully handling a scene from the production that has been controversial since it first appeared Off-Broadway in the late 1960s. The most powerful use of lighting, for me, however was at the end of Act 2 when all the other Tribe members run off the stage in the dark and Claude is left lying motionless on an American flag with the spotlight focused solely on him as snow falls softly onto him, implying his death in the war. It was a moment that gave me chills, as I’m sure it did for many other audience members.

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Bright Ideas: 2/13/13

Bright Ideas Summary

Eric Coble’s “Bright Ideas” took to the stage at the Corner Playhouse and left the audience laughing, groaning, and sitting in complete shock throughout the majority of the play. The plot goes as such: a hard-working couple has every intention on getting their son, Mack, into the best possible preschool they can, which, in this case, is a prestigious, Ivy-League-priming preschool called Bright Ideas. Genevra (Lynett Vallejo)’s co-worker Denise (Maddie Byrne)’s son has gotten in as a result of a generous donation to the school, and the Bradleys conspire to get her out of the picture so that Mack can have the future that his parents didn’t. Their idea? Invite Denise over for dinner, poison some pesto, serve it to her, and blame her death on a heart attack. Even though both experience serious jitters and cold feet before the deadly deed, they nevertheless succeed and rise to Bright Ideas stardom, becoming crazier parents (namely, Genevra) every step of the way.

With the actors being college students, I didn’t set my expectations to that of a show I’d see in New York City, but I was pleasantly surprised. With the exception of Genevra and Josh (Drake Krueger), the other characters were played by the same three people (Katie Bartow, Grace Pinegar, and Maddie Byrne), rotating seamlessly between their characters’ personalities. This was impressive to me, and even with the quick changes, I didn’t find much to criticize regarding movement from character to character. Vallejo was convincing as a mother going steadily insane from trying to do the best for her child, and Krueger was hilariously dry as Josh, providing much of the laughs throughout the show. Maddie Byrne also did a nice job with Denise, and I commend her on being able to stay still and keep her face in the “pesto” for so long. There were a few glitches in the acting, but, overall, the actors were believable.

I found the choice of costumes interesting, as well, and how they progressed with the rest of the play. At the beginning of the play, Genevra is wearing a long, conservative red skirt with an ivory tank top and matching cardigan, while Josh is wearing a nice, button down shirt. After Denise’s death and Mack’s acceptance to Bright Ideas, Genevra comes out wearing jeans, shiny flats, and a more vibrant shirt, while Josh is wearing a flannel shirt with jeans. Her hair is also let down, rather than being tied back at the beginning. At the end of the play, at Mack’s fourth birthday party (which, we’re told, is the most important birthday of all) Genevra is wearing a sparkly, short gold dress. To me, it symbolized that, as the play went on, how Genevra needed to be the best of the best and have the best things in order to compete with the rest of the parents at Bright Ideas, and also her descendance into madness. This is also made evident in her change of cell phone. At the beginning of the play, she has a simple flip phone. At the end of the play, she now has an iPhone, like the other parents, along with a new video camera.

There wasn’t much as far as set design, but it worked that way. So much craziness and absurdity was occurring in the play that I feel as though having a complex set (or, real children, for that matter) would have distracted from the play’s focus, which, from my research, I’ve concluded as a way of Eric Coble warning future couples from becoming “helicopter parents.” Having the actors talk to their children in the distance without being able to see them makes for greater engagement for the audience members, as they have to imagine what is going on as the characters speak. I found this effective for keeping the play different and interesting.

  Review Portion

MU Theatre’s Corner Playhouse may be small in size, but the showing of Eric Coble’s “Bright Ideas” was large on dry, dark humor on February 10, 2013. Directed by Brad Stephenson, the play offered a modern twist on the classic Shakespeare play, “MacBeth.” However, instead of being set in Scotland, “Bright Ideas” is a dark comedy set in an American suburb, focusing around two parents intent on getting their three year old son into the most prestigious preschool around, named, as the play, Bright Ideas. There’s some homicide and some pesto, some crazed parents and lots of laughter throughout, and it’s something that I wouldn’t recommend overlooking. Although the actors are young and in their early stages of experiencing their own lives, they brought their characters as parents to life onstage, offering an entertaining experience for all.