Am hunkered down with lists of things to do that I just can’t make myself DO. Cleaning…organizing (too listless). Reading (glued to online and TV coronavirus updates). Writing. OK. The next few weeks are going to be rough so “Fasten your seatbelts. It’s going to be a bumpy night.” Here are some tips to help you stay tucked in…
MOVIES
Here are 7 Movies Every Theater Person Should Watch While Stuck at Home curated by Broadway’s Zachary Stewart recently posted in Theatermania beginning with one of my absolute favorites, “All About Eve.”
And Boston Ballet’s artistic director the marvelous Mikko Nissinen has released his own movie list which might just make you get up off the couch. Mikko’s movie list begins with “The Red Shoes ” the 1948 technicolor fever dream of a film based on Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale and starring prima ballerina Moira Shearer as a dancer possessed by her red ballet slippers. I remember watching this film as a young girl and dancing all around my house, imagining that I was dying for art.
THEATER:
Though we are not able to go to live theater, we can watch these brilliant productions from The National Theater in London— virtually! The British theater company which has been streaming shows live in movies theaters, but is now going to bring them right to your door! They’re live streaming productions every Thursday on their YouTube channel starting at 2 p.m. EDT and then available for seven days after that. See the full schedule HERE beginning with James Corden in his Tony Award-winning performance in the hilarious “One Man, Two Guvnors”!
Then tune in to STARS IN THE HOUSE with SiriusXM hosts Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley who put on a show with the stars from their homes– all to support THE ACTORS FUND. It’s live-streamed daily at 2 PM ET and 8 PM ET. Tonight it’s RANDY RAINBOW! Click here for the schedule!
MUSIC
This Sunday April 5 at 3PM, BSO AT HOME is going to present “CONCERT FOR OUR CITY: NOW STREAMING FOR ALL.” This concert will be streamed to a worldwide audience starting at 3PM on YouTube at www.bso.org/athome .
BSO AT HOME has a whole schedule of musical offerings that will take you behind the scenes of the orchestra, or up close and personal with BSO musicians at home, plus home school lesson plans, and even listening programs released every day at 10am!
That oughta hold us for a bit. Be well and ENJOY!!!
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