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just finished watching the 1979 tinker tailor soldier spy miniseries... huge night for people who love vain self deluding losers
thinking of her...
chui chai ( a sort of solo dance ) of akashtalai, guardian of longka's airspace in the ramakien. she wasn't present in the ramayana, but i have a feeling she may have been an offshoot of the sea guardian ( ผีเสื้อสมุทร, who i also have quite a bit to say about, but i'll save that for another time ). the lyrics are a blazon, not really anything of note in them. may translate them later.
her role in the story itself is that of yet another "monster of the day," one-time enemy, but like several other such characters, she's taken on a life off the stage. akashtalai has become something of an underrated queer icon, due to how her appearance and movements lie in between the measured elegance of the "lady" archetype ( ตัวนาง ) and the forcefulness of the stereotypically masculine "yaksha" archetype ( ตัวยักษ์ ).
Andrew Scott is what you get when you take a Dirk Bogarde, shake him around a little bit, and let him grow up in the 1990s instead of the 1930s
Opera Streams: Mid-Late July 2026
17th: Villa Belcanto, a pasticcio from Mascarade Opera. Featuring young artists singing arias from Tchaikovsky, Handel, and Donizetti. Free!
18th: Mozart's Così fan tutte from the Verbier Festival. Concert presentation. Featuring Johanna Wallroth, Rebecka Wallroth, Luca Pisaroni and Konstantin Krimmel. Free (with registration)!
24th: Verdi's Falstaff from Gran Teatre del Liceu. Featuring Luca Salsi, Lucas Meachem, and Daniela Barcellona. Free!
24th: Bartók's Bluebeard's Castle from the Verbier Festival. Concert presentation preceded by Mozart's Symphony No. 38. Featuring Gerald Finley and Magdalena Kožená. Free (with registration)!
26th: Wagner's Rienzi [alt link] from Bayreuther Festspiele. The first-ever performance of this opera at Bayreuth, in honor of the 150th birthday of the festival. Featuring Andreas Schager, Andreas Bauer Kanabas, and Jennifer Holloway. Subscription on Stage+, free on ARD Mediathek (geolocking may apply).
Lieder/concert: Magdalena Kožená sings Schumann's Dichterliebe on the 21st, Lea Desandre sings Vivaldi and Konstantin Krimmel sings Schubert's Winterreise on the 31st; all are free.
Archive notes: Tcherniakov's productions of Die Walküre and Siegfried from 2022 stream free starting on the 24th.
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Jones is back but so many years of undercover work have changed him and it turns into a Sad Detective Show
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BRIEF ENCOUNTER 1945, dir. David Lean
Ask me no more, for fear I should reply; Others have held their tongues, and so can I, Hundreds have died, and told no tale before: Ask me no more, for fear I should reply — How one was true and one was clean of stain And one was braver than the heavens are high, And one was fond of me: and all are slain. Ask me no more, for fear I should reply. -- Alfred Edward Housman
Hello! I love your blog so so much, the resources you provide r invaluable!! I’m planning to watch Peter Grimes for the first time with a friend who’s new to Britten. When I showed them The Turn of the Screw I accidentally picked an absolutely godawful production that I fear hampered their experience.
Any recommended productions for first time viewers? Thank you!
Thank you for such kind words! Unfortunately, I am not a great person to answer this question, as my knowledge of Grimes video recordings is pretty much nil. I wish I could help!
So many Turn of the Screw directors fumble right at the start. The horror must grow. (For anyone wanting a starter TotS, I'd go with Glyndebourne 2011).
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