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Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Transforms to a Mythical Forest

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Credit: The Royal Parks Mesmerizing music in the middle of a forest? It seems enchanting as it sounds,  doesn’t it? Include a classic Shakespearean comedy and the new music setting  from Charlie Fink, and you will surely be enthralled by this musical in an open air  venue. Max Webster, the guy behind Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax at the Old Vic and  Twelfth Night, directed this new show which is set in the mythical forest of Arden.  The wooded setting of Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre provides a perfect  ambience to William Shakespeare’s As You Like It . The story revolves around two young lovers who, in the middle of an  easy-go-lucky world, found the meaning of true love. It also tackles the issue of  sibling rivalry, disguise, romance and of course, adventure. It also provides us a  glimpse of the confusing world of multiple pairs of lovers. Aside from the two  main characters, one can also relate to at least one of these pairs as the show  tries to be inclusive in terms
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Secrets You Will Never Know About Picasso - 1932

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Pablo Picasso was a prolific artist, with many still left in awe by his work. He is  also quite well-known to have had many affairs with different women. In this  exhibit, we get look at his life during the Great Depression as well as his affair  with Marie-Thérèse Walter. Tate Modern's exhibition featuring different works by this master is entitled,  Picasso 1932: Love, Fame, Tragedy. It will run from March 8 to September 9,  2018. Make your way towards Bankside and stay in one of the many excellent, but    hotels near Paddington London —here, you’ll get to experience a summer full of art events. Picasso’s Years of Wonders The exhibition is Tate Modern’s first solo display of works from the late Spanish  painter. It will showcase over 100 artworks that depict Picasso’s personal life  during a particular period. The walk-through exhibition starts from December 1931 with the Bust of a  Woman and Woman with Yellow Hair, depicting his long-time lover, Marie
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