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The festival has a strong emphasis on piano, and this weekend's 13 events include two four-piano concerts: a Liszt matinee this morning, and a so-called pianistic extravaganza called "Romantici Concerti" tomorrow evening.

Next stop: Sydney, for their sparkle-filled big top extravaganza called Thailand Ladyboy Superstars Cabaret.

The show, at the Reykjavik airport in April, will be the culmination of the travelling extravaganza called Women's Fashion Week.

AND FINALLY… On this date in 1866, a six-hour extravaganza called "The Black Crook" opened to thunderous acclaim at the Niblo's Garden theater on Broadway and Prince Street.

In 1950, Tallulah ushered out commercial radio with a bang as the m.c. of a weekly hour-and-a-half extravaganza called "The Big Show".

Mr. LeDray's most recent effort, a haunting, three-part extravaganza called "Mens Suits" (2006-09), occupies a large, darkened gallery all by itself.

This week sees the premiere of its fourth and most expensive show to date in the city a $170m extravaganza called "Ka" at the MGM Grand hotel.

The theatrical extravaganza called "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" — currently in previews at the Foxwoods Theater on 42nd Street — has already set one Broadway record.

Her latest one is ambitious: dressing the performers for an operatic extravaganza called Intimissimi on Ice, to be staged by the Italian lingerie company Intimissimi in Verona next month.

The choirmaster of his church suggested that he audition for a show at the theme park -- an extravaganza called "Country Music U.S. A.