Our Class, the contemporary, award-winning play by Tadeusz Slobodzianek and directed by Ukrainian-born, Jewish director Igor Golyak will see a completely new production and its New York premiere at Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) beginning January 12 with opening night set for January 18 and running to February 4. Our Class has now been added to the 19th edition of NYC’s world famous and cutting-edge Under the Radar Festival, which takes place January 5 to January 21 with more than a dozen productions at renowned institutions across the city. “Our Class is an incendiary work, no one leaves unmoved,” said Mark Russell,…
Author: WAO Team
Once upon a time in the picturesque village of Harmony Haven, there lived a young woman named Leela who harbored a deep love for animals and a passion for wholesome living. Leela’s quaint cottage, adorned with hanging vines and colorful flowers, exuded an aura of peace and tranquility. One sunny day, as Leela strolled through the vibrant marketplace, she overheard a conversation that would change the course of her life. A wise elder spoke of the harmony that could be achieved by embracing a vegetarian lifestyle – a way of nourishing the body and soul without causing harm to other…
Once upon a scorching summer day, a clever and thirsty crow found itself flying across the arid landscape in search of water. The sun beat down relentlessly, and the crow’s throat grew parched. After a long flight, the crow spotted a village with houses and trees. Desperate for water, it descended and began its quest for a drink. To its dismay, every well in the village had a water level too low for the crow to reach. As the crow pondered its predicament, it noticed a pitcher at one of the houses. Hope surged within the thirsty bird. Fluttering down,…
In the hush of leaves, where whispers softly play,A “Poem On Nature” blooms, in verses’ gentle sway.Each line a petal, vibrant hues so true,Unveiling landscapes, where dreams and dewdrops strew. Mountains stand as verses, reaching for the sky,Rivers sing their ballads as they gracefully glide by.Sunsets etch their sonnets in hues of golden fire,A symphony of nature, a poet’s heart’s desire. Woodlands breathe in sonnets, where emerald verses grow,Meadows dance in couplets, a rhythmic, wild flow.Each stanza penned by time, in the language of the breeze,Nature’s “Poem On Nature,” an ode that never cease. Clouds compose their verses in the…
In forests deep and oceans wide,Nature’s wonders, none can hide.Mountains standing strong and tall,Whispers of the wind enthrall. Beneath the sky’s expansive dome,Where rivers through the meadows roam.Sunrise paints the morning skies,A canvas of eternal ties. Flowers bloom in vibrant hue,Morning dew and skies so blue.Chirping birds and buzzing bees,Nature’s song through towering trees. Majestic creatures, wild and free,Roaming hills and open sea.Moonlit nights, a tranquil balm,Nature’s heartbeat, a soothing psalm. Nature’s rhythms, pure and clear,Each season brings its own frontier.Celestial ballet, stars align,A symphony where all intertwine. Guardians of this Earthly treasure,Preserve, protect, and find the pleasure.In every leaf,…
Becoming an authentic and confident parent is essential for building strong parent-child relationships and fostering healthy child development. Understanding Authentic Parenting: Being an authentic parent means transparency in parenting and being the proper example for the children we parent. Being authentic is allowing our children to see our mistakes and the proper way to correct the mistakes we make. Showing our children that making the right decisions are not always easy or possible. Authenticity in parenting is different from other parenting styles because it highlights mistakes versus covering them up. Consistency with authenticity will help guide children. Regarding proper behavior,…
Chetan Bhagat is considered as one of India’s most popular and successful, known for his simple writing style and engaging storytelling. Born in 1974, the Indian author, columnist and Youtuber has made a big name in the world of Indian literature in the English language. In this article, we will share 3 of Chetan Bhagat’s books that you must read. 1. Five Point Someone Published in 2003, Five Point Someone is Chetan Bhagat’s one of the most well-known books. The novel narrates the story of three IIT graduates and their lives in the institute. The inspiration behind ‘3 Idiots’ is…
In a riveting glimpse into the imaginative realm of author Douglas Weissman, listeners are treated to an intimate blurb video that encapsulates the essence of his literary journey. Weissman, known for his unique storytelling flair, begins by recounting his initiation into the world of narratives—a second-grade story that put an unconventional twist on Cinderella’s tale. The young author’s reluctance towards reading took a transformative turn when comic books became his portal to choose-your-own-adventure stories, spy novels, and thrilling narratives. The revelation that a well-crafted sentence possesses the power to transport readers became a guiding principle in his creative pursuits. The…
Prince Harry’s frequent visits to the U.K. this year have sparked intrigue, especially as he navigates these trips without his wife, Meghan Markle. Revelations from an excerpt of Omid Scobie’s upcoming book, “Endgame,” published in French magazine Paris Match, shed light on Meghan’s reluctance to set foot in a country where she reportedly never felt at home. The excerpt also delves into the complex dynamics within the royal family, hinting at strained relations and unspoken tensions. According to Scobie, Meghan Markle has expressed a strong aversion to returning to England, describing it as a place where she never felt at…
Anaïs Nin, born Angela Nin y Uhrbach on February 21, 1903, in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, was a French-American author renowned for her provocative and introspective exploration of female sexuality, consciousness, and relationships. Her life, as reflected in her writing, was a tapestry of diverse experiences, cultural influences, and complex personal connections. Early Life and Literary Aspirations Nin’s childhood was marked by instability and emotional turmoil. Her Spanish father, Joaquin Nin y Castellanos, a musician and composer, and her Danish mother, Rosa de Polignac, a singer and actress, separated when she was young, leaving her to be raised primarily by her mother.…