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Значения термина tabarin на английском

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Collaborative form of performing and fine art.

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Examples for "live theater"
Examples for "live theater"
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In 30 seconds, Aziz Ansari reenacted Twitter before a live theater audience.
Wired
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You don't have to live in Manhattan to enjoy live theater.
Wired
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It's the essence of live theater that it is alive, it never dies.
The new yorker
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Jackson ultimately hopes to land Byrun a role in live theater, TV, or film.
Wired
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The event is one offshoot from the live theater shows that I put on in April.
Wired
Использование термина tabarin на английском
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Tabarin enters just after she has made an appointment with the man.
A Second Book of Operas
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It was in the air, as it had been at the Bal Tabarin.
Max
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I once saw the Bal Tabarin crowded with Sunday-school superintendents returning from Jerusalem.
A Book of Burlesques
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Tabarin, mad with despair, gives her the sword, begs her to kill him.
A Second Book of Operas
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Supper at the Grand, the theater, and then the Tabarin, eh?
The Street of Seven Stars
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By similar logic Tabarin demonstrates, among others, the following propositions:
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 26...
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Tabarin mounts the platform and tells openly of his jealousy.
A Second Book of Operas
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Mrs. Boyer had enjoyed it, albeit a bit horrified at the Christmas gayety at the Tabarin.
The Street of Seven Stars
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That was the night at the Bal Tabarin.
Max
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Their stories bear no likeness to those of "La Femme de Tabarin" or "Pagliacci."
A Second Book of Operas
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The garret is very dirty, but I hear the muisc from the Bal Tabarin across the way.
A Chair on the Boulevard
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Since the night at the Bal Tabarin?
Max
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Most of his new friends wanted to have supper at Maxim's or to go to the Bal Tabarin.
Her Weight in Gold
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In 1874 Paul Ferrier produced a play entitled "Tabarin," in which Coquelin appeared at the Theatre Francais.
A Second Book of Operas
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Gilles and Furpilles brought out an operetta called "Tabarin Duelliste," with music by Leon Pillaut, in 1866.
A Second Book of Operas
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Tabarin is drunk-drunkerthan usual.
A Second Book of Operas