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Rotkäppchen: nach den Brüdern Grimm, in einer Fassung von Frank Alexander Engel, Puppentheater, Kleine Bühne
No full textJede Epoche hat ihre eigene Lesart auf das Märchen 'Rotkäppchen', und
auch der Regisseur Frank Alexander Engel befragt den Stoff
nach heutigen Motiven und sucht nach dem leisen Grusel.
Mit Virtuosität und in einer starken ästhetischen Form erzählt
das Ensemble eine uns wohlbekannte Geschichte über ein
hilfsbereites, mutiges und neugieriges Märchen im zeitlosen
Gewand.
Premiere Sa 11. Oktober 202
Rotkäppchen: nach den Brüdern Grimm, in einer Fassung von Frank Alexander Engel, Puppentheater, Kleine Bühne
No full textJede Epoche hat ihre eigene Lesart auf das Märchen 'Rotkäppchen', und
auch der Regisseur Frank Alexander Engel befragt den Stoff
nach heutigen Motiven und sucht nach dem leisen Grusel.
Mit Virtuosität und in einer starken ästhetischen Form erzählt
das Ensemble eine uns wohlbekannte Geschichte über ein
hilfsbereites, mutiges und neugieriges Märchen im zeitlosen
Gewand.
Premiere Sa 11. Oktober 202
Rotkäppchen: nach den Brüdern Grimm, in einer Fassung von Frank Alexander Engel, Puppentheater, Kleine Bühne
No full textJede Epoche hat ihre eigene Lesart auf das Märchen 'Rotkäppchen', und
auch der Regisseur Frank Alexander Engel befragt den Stoff
nach heutigen Motiven und sucht nach dem leisen Grusel.
Mit Virtuosität und in einer starken ästhetischen Form erzählt
das Ensemble eine uns wohlbekannte Geschichte über ein
hilfsbereites, mutiges und neugieriges Märchen im zeitlosen
Gewand.
Premiere Sa 11. Oktober 202
Letter, Alexander M. Stephen to Frank Hamilton Cushing, dated December 15, 1883
No full textFour page letter from Alexander Stephen to Frank Hamilton Cushing about pottery decoration and Zuni Indian artifacts; mentions manuscript from Jeremiah \u27Jere\u27 Sullivan
Baker, Alexander Frank
No full textAlexander Frank Baker, LL.B.
Bake
Versailles, Kentucky
Business Manager of Kentuckian, Member Idea Syndicate, Henry Clay Law Society, Patterson Literary Society, Foot Ball Squad, \u2708-09) and \u2709-10 Track Team, and holds record for hammer throw and shot put.
A man of many callings and a wearer of Society Brand Togs. The politician of his class and the B.C. from William Jewel\u27s College of Kansas. A man who believes in the psychological effect of handsome Howses.
-The Kentuckian, 1910
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Alexander Frank Baker (March 31, 1886 - November 20, 1954) was born in Mattoon, Illinois to Alexander Franklin Baker and Laura Amanda Williams. Baker briefly practiced law in Lexington before traveling to various states and working in other enterprises. Baker married Charlotte Bailey Davis in New York in 1932.https://uknowledge.uky.edu/klapp_1910/1000/thumbnail.jp
Alexander Zawilak, guitar
No full textJohann Sebastian Bach, ed. Frank KoonceFederico Moreno TorrobaGiulio RegondiNicolo Paganini, trans. Alexander ZawilakMario Castelnuovo-Tedesc
James Marshall Frank Papers Finding Aid
No full textFinding aid for a collection. Collection description: A member of the Fugitive literary group and a brother-in-law of Sidney Mttron Hirsch, James Marshall Frank was a successful manufacturer with an interest in literature and education. Born in Marshall County, Tennessee in 1866, Frank spent most of his life in Nashville. An 1885 graduate of George Peabody College, he taught for several years. Financial responsibilities caused him to change careers, and he accepted employment with Frank and Company, a local shirt manufacturer, where he worked for the next 50 years. He married Rose Hirsch, the sister of Sidney Hirsch on November 5, 1902, and they had a daughter Helen, who is the donor of this collection. Many of the meetings of the Fugitive poets were held at his home on Whitland Avenue in Nashville. He died in Nashville on November 21, 1944. These papers consist primarily of correspondence and manuscript material that Fugitive poet Frank collected. Also included here are items that came from him and other Fugitive poets and which were donated to Special Collections by his daughter Helen Frank. Donald Davidson, Laura Riding Gottshcalk, Sidney Hirsch, Merrill Moore, Allen Tate, and Robert Penn Warren are among the Fugitive poets whose work is represented, and there are also letters to and from various members of the Frank and Hirsch families. Frank's collected issues of Skyline and The Archive feature poems by Frank and other Fugitive poets. The collection is .417 linear feet.http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/speccol/mss/frankjm/frank-james.shtm
"Giving Back" An Interview with Video Game Designer Ken Wong,by Frank Bosman and Alexander D. Ornella
No full textIn this interview, conducted by issue editors Frank Bosman and Alexander D. Ornellain August 2022, Ken Wong discusses the relationship between video game design,video game aesthetics, religious imagery, and cultural storytelling. He discusses how(secularized) religious tropes, ideas, and images can become part of the game designand the story of the game, sometimes consciously, sometimes unconsciously. Hediscusses how the ideas of “giving back”, atonement, and forgiveness can becomeelements of successful video games
Alexander, Frank Dewitt
No full textMemorial Statement for Professor Frank DeWitt Alexander who died in 1983. The memorial statements contained herein were prepared by the Office of the Dean of the University Faculty of Cornell University to honor its faculty for their service to the university
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