He produced revues, operettas, musicals and plays in many different genres – melodramas, light comedies, expressionist fantasias and a whole cycle of one-act plays to be played over three evenings.
Tina Benko, Max Casella, David Harewood and Kathryn Hunter head the cast of this fresh look at the magical comedy about the entanglements of love, described in publicity materials as "a fantasia of light and shadow".
One Sunday, a group of us -- including Kum, Se-ok and Heo -- went to an indoor amusement park known as Lotte World, a Disneyesque fantasia of spectacular rides, lights and pageantry.
As a child, this synapse-stoking fantasia of brightly-coloured lights and copper coins was my shit.
King John was killed at Alcalá five years later by the fall of his horse, while he was riding in a fantasia with some of the light horsemen known as the farfanes, who were mounted and equipped in the Arab style.
The works include several "Towers on String," which turn suspended Venetian blinds into architectural fantasias, and her treelike "Towel Light Sculptures," of printed terry cloth, pet accessories and other found objects bound with rope and strung up on clothing racks.
Among the works in this exhibition are several of her "Towers on String," which turn suspended Venetian blinds into architectural fantasias, and her treelike "Towel Light Sculptures," of printed terry cloth, pet accessories and other found objects bound with rope and strung up on clothing racks.
The centerpiece of the marathon, which runs from 4 to 11 p.m., is an 85th-birthday tribute to the composer Gunther Schuller, who will be on hand for an interview and performances of his Nocturne for Horn and Piano (1943), "On Light Wings" for piano quartet (1984), Sonata-Fantasia for piano solo (1992) and Quintet for Horn and String Quartet (2009) in the final segment, starting around 9 30.
When WALL E and EVE kiss in zero gravity, they spin around each other in a space-dance that leaves twinkling trails of stardust in their wake, the central force in a Fantasia-like explosion of colour and light which beautifully sums up this heartening film.
One light on the hill is Kate Miller-Heidke's opera-pop fantasia The Rabbits, which sold 5,000 seats and nine shows for its Perth festival world premiere season in February – including two extra shows by demand.
