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1. SUITE SPOT.

Author

Sulcas, Roslyn

Subjects
INTERIOR decoration, HOTEL suites, HOTELS, DINING room furniture, IPOD (Digital music player), LIVING rooms
Abstract

Features the redesign of a suite at the Peninsula hotel by designer Alessandra Branca and "House Beautiful" staff in Los Angeles, California. Removal of a dining room table in the living room; Details of the decoration; Inclusion of an iPod dock in the living room.

Published
2005

2. keeping it simple.

Author

Sulcas, Roslyn

Subjects
INTERIOR decoration, HOME remodeling, KITCHEN remodeling, INTERIOR decorators, ROOMS, BATHROOMS, FURNITURE
Abstract

Presents information on the interior renovation done by designer Michael Lee to a house in Malibu, California. Elimination of curves in the rooms; Renovation of the kitchen and bathrooms; Use of furniture from Michael Lee Collection.

Published
2005

3. ABT brings Frederic Franklin's Coppelia to West Coast.

Author

Sulcas, Roslyn

Subjects
*BALLET
Abstract

Announces Frederic Franklin's dance production of `Coppelia,' by the American Ballet Theatre (ABT) in Orange County, California from February 14, 1997 to February 16, 1997. Professional background of Frederic Franklin; Connection with Nicolas Sergeyev; ABT's impression of Franklin; Franklin's impression of the ABT dancers.

Published
1997

4. Troupe Has the Courage of Its Commissions.

Author

SULCAS, ROSLYN

Subjects
*BALLET companies, *DANCE, *CHOREOGRAPHERS, *CHOREOGRAPHY, *EMPLOYMENT, *MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article discusses the San Francisco Ballet's approach to commissioning works by various composers as of October 14, 2013. Topics addressed include the company's commissioning of choreographer Christoper Wheeldon's production of the ballet "Cinderalla," artistic director Helgi Tomasson's leadership of the company, and choreographer Mark Morris' work for the company.

Published
2013

5. Chopping Through Boundaries Of Growth.

Author

Sulcas, Roslyn

Subjects
*CHILDREN, *AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Abstract

Every section of Faye Driscoll's ''837 Venice Blvd'' is just too long for comfort. And it's just long enough to confirm that Ms. Driscoll is a startlingly original talent, capable of creating work that slyly blurs the real and the theatrical, memory and fantasy, the past and the present self. The title refers to Ms. Driscoll's childhood home in Los Angeles. Whether or not the piece, which opened at the Here Arts Center on Thursday, is autobiographical, it directly concerns the memories and emotions of childhood and the way those bleed into adult identity. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2008

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