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ramnath@nerdpol.ch
ramnath

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https://www.historyhit.com/locations/the-bristol-old-vic/
#History of The #Bristol #OldVic
The Bristol Old Vic first opened on May 30 #1766 with a capacity for more than 1600, which is 1000 more than the theatre holds today. It was technically an illegal venue as #theatre was heavily #censored at the time by the Lord Chamberlain under the Licensing Act of 1737, due to political offence caused by #satirical #plays.

The theatre #entrance was therefore initially hidden away from the street behind a row of houses and to gain admission, people had to knock on the door of a number of neighbouring private homes which they then walked through to gain entrance from the backyard.

In 1788 it the theatre was awarded its Royal patent and its legalised status allowed it to openly advertise and legally perform full length plays.

The theatre has been through a number of refurbishments during which time archaeologists discovered some 19th century graffiti in the theatre, including a graffiti style sketch of a schooner in full-sail, said to be made by the theatre’s carpenter E J Harwell in 1859. In #1972, a new theatre complex designed by Peter Moro was completed, which resulted in a number of inner buildings being #demolished including the #original #stage area of the 1766 theatre.

The Bristol Old Vic

psych@diasp.org
Michael

One more bit of "spring cleaning". (I know, I'm off-season for this hemisphere, but it's 'catch-up time'!
Be it snow or rain, nourishment and life, or floods... A tribute, and a long-time favorite, re-visited. Check out the guitar & bass duet.

From the band whose name was shouted out constantly, at concerts by most anyone, circa early 70's through the decade & beyond.

"Hot Tuna!"

Water Song

🎧 Listen with headphones or decent speakers - HQ and quite a delicate interplay, guitar and bass

#music #rocklegends #musica #musique #JackCasady #JormaKaukonen #HotTuna #Water #WaterSong #1972

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theaitetos@diaspora.psyco.fr
theaitetos

The Decline is Observable

It’s rapidly becoming readily apparent to everyone, not just me, #WangHunin, #Simplicius, and #AndreiMartyanov, that the decline of the #imperial #UnitedStates is both a) inevitable and b) observable.

The best indicator of #real #GDP per #capita is #energy usage per capita, because everything about a comfortable modern lifestyle takes a lot of energy, energy comes into everything people do and consume. This was rising exponentially to #1972, when the rise suddenly halted. It then started fall, slowly. And suddenly it has now started to fall rather more quickly and dramatically. It looks like three trend regimes: Exponential growth starting in the seventeenth century, then #stagnation and slow decline starting in 1972, and now it looks like the beginning of #dramatic #collapse, looks like the beginning of a sharp break in the trend of slow and gentle decline.

This reflects a #regime ever more #hostile to the #men who made it great, to the #faith that made it great, the #culture that made it great, and #race that made it great.

Notice that no matter what metric is used, 1972-1973 keeps appearing as the high water mark for the #USA. That’s not an accident. 1972 was, from an economic, industrial, and demographic perspective, the moment of Peak America.

Everything since then has been nothing but #decline #disguised by the #collapse of the #SovietUnion.

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ramnath@nerdpol.ch
ramnath

#Alice’s #Adventures in #Wonderland ( #1972) - Adventure, Family, Fantasy
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#Alice (Fiona Fullerton) falls down a rabbit hole and into a magical dream world populated by surreal characters and bewildering adventures. It's a journey of self-discovery for Alice as she searches for a way out of Wonderland and encounters many bizarre creatures such as the White Rabbit (Michael Crawford), the March Hare (Peter Sellers), the Queen of Hearts (Dame Flora Robson), and the Dormouse (Dudley Moore). Musical highlights include the inspiring song "The Me I Never Knew".
Staring - Fiona Fullerton, Michael Jayston, Hywel Bennett
#movie
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Iw2vnr635KRp/

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