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Tom Miller : On Reading Cervantes Aloud in Madrid
Cartoon by Juan Carlos Pedreira Fernández / Galería Cubarte.‘En un lugar de la Mancha…’On reading Cervantes aloud in Madrid By Tom Miller / The Rag Blog / May 14, 2010 All together now: “En un lugar de la Mancha, de … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Cervantes, Don Quixote, Literature, Madrid, Spain, Tom Miller, Travel
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Tilting at Windmills : Don Quixote, the Israel Ballet, and the Dance of Apartheid
Don Quixote goes mad. Engraving by Gustave Doré. Image from Wikimedia Commons.Showing Israel’s ‘prettier face’:Don Quixote comes to Burlington Whether conscious or not, there is a deep irony in the choice of Don Quixote as a touring piece for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartheid, Ballet, Dance, Don Quixote, Genocide, Israel, Marc Estrin, Palestinian Occupation, Protest
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