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Time travel, music, and glamour with The Lost Estate

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Visitors stepping into an experience by The Lost Estate can expect to be whisked away in a whirl of music, fine food, and extraordinary theming. The immersive performance company has established a name for its richly detailed worlds, from a 1930s New York Speakeasy to Dickensian Christmas feasts.  Its latest show, Paradise Under The Stars, opened in London’s West Kensington in mid-March.   This Cuban spectacular forms a key part of the company’s…
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Joe Manganiello: “We’re in danger of the culture being lost.”

Actor, writer, and producer Joe Manganiello offered a moving reflection on his great-grandmother’s survival of the Armenian Genocide and the legacy of generational trauma it left behind. In recounting her harrowing escape from Kharpert, Manganiello described how she survived a bullet wound, swam across the Euphrates River with her last remaining child, and ultimately came to the...

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Time travel, music, and glamour with The Lost Estate

Visitors stepping into an experience by The Lost Estate can expect to be whisked away in a whirl of music, fine food, and extraordinary theming. The immersive performance company has established a name for its richly detailed worlds, from a 1930s New York Speakeasy to Dickensian Christmas feasts.  Its latest show, Paradise Under The Stars, opened in London’s West Kensington in mid-March.   This Cuban spectacular forms a key part of the company’s…

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A New Broadway Musical Revisits a Culture and Era Nearly Lost to the World

****/***** (four stars out of five) At the start of 2025, on the stage of the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, Cuban music returned to life. Not as a concert, and certainly not as a touristy tribute. Buena Vista Social Club, now a Broadway musical directed by Saheem Ali with a book by Marco Ramirez, is something closer […]

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La Voce di New York broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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