Panel discussions include "Writing for the Voice" on Friday at 6 p.m. George Steel, City Opera's general manager and artistic director, hosts "Why Write an Opera?" on Saturday at noon.
It investigates these common concerns via a 360-degree assessment through the responses of several informants: the director, host, personnel, and patient.
But while it's as funny as any play currently on Broadway, Venuss in Fur," stylishly directed by Walter Bobbie, is also something darker, stranger and altogether more delicious: a suspense-packed study of the erotics (and the semiotics) of power, in which the two participants — the terrific Hugh Dancy portrays the writer-director hosting the audition — prove to be seriously, almost scarily adept.
Several years ago, Barneys' creative director, Simon Doonan, hosted an event for Elbaz in Los Angeles.
Several years ago, Barneys' creative director, Simon Doonan, hosted an event for Elbaz in Los Angeles, at which Doonan had imagined that models would walk around the room wearing Lanvin while the guests ate dinner.
So says Donna Dean, the senior adviser to NIH's acting director who hosted a grants seminar, "Working on Preparing a Competitive Grant Proposal," at the annual Howard Hughes Medical Institute's fellows' meeting on 25-27 September in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
Matthew Belloni, the Reporter's editorial director who hosted the roundtable, did not return a request for comment on which producers the outlet contacted to appear in the episode.
He and field director Michelle Domke hosted 32 Listening Tour sessions across the state: in Appalachian towns, the suburbs of Cincinnati and inner-city neighborhoods of Cleveland.
At the San Diego Comic-Con International in July 2010, director Jon Favreau hosted a presentation and was accompanied by the film's primary cast members, including Harrison Ford in his first Comic-Con appearance.
Producer Lynda Obst and director Peter Bogdanovich hosted an industry screening recently at the Directors Guild, which elicited a wave of accolades on social media from the likes of filmmakers Peyton Reed, Rod Lurie and Nicholas Jarecki and some in-person endorsements from Robert Towne and Buck Henry.
While we're bundling up in our winter coats and shearling boots for the season, Mulberry's creative director Emma Hill hosted a to-die-for pool party in Los Angeles last night.
