Opera
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| Web site | opera.com |
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| Developers | Opera Software |
| Initial release date | 1995 |
| Stable release | 55. 0. 2994. 61 |
| Programming languages | C++ |
| Engines | Chrome V8 |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 597806 |
About Opera
Opera is a web browser for Microsoft Windows, Android, macOS, and Linux operating systems. Opera Ltd. is publicly listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange, with majority ownership and control belonging to . . .
Final curtain call for Broadway's Phantom of the Opera
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... " The actress told the BBC afterwards she was " actually quite embarrassed" she had not " questioned" how the legal system Operates before...
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... The death of Chu Lanlan, a 40-year-old Opera singer, last month came as a shock to many, given how young she was...
English National Opera: Where next after being told to move out of London?
...By Ian YoungsEntertainment & arts reporterFrom the Houses of Parliament to daytime TV, a debate has been raging about the future of one of England s leading Opera houses after it had its funding slashed and was told to move out of London...
Oliviers 2022: Cabaret and Life of Pi sweep theatre awards
... The winners in fullBest new play - Life of Pi Best new musical - Back to the Future: The MusicalBest entertainment or comedy play - Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of) Best revival - ConstellationsBest musical revival - CabaretBest family show - Wolf Witch Giant Fairy Best director - Rebecca Frecknall for Cabaret Best actor - Hiran Abeysekera for Life of Pi Best actress - Sheila Atim for Constellations Best supporting actor - The seven actors who play the Tiger for Life of PiBest supporting actress - Liz Carr for The Normal HeartBest actor in a musical - Eddie Redmayne for CabaretBest actress in a musical - Jessie Buckley for Cabaret Best supporting actor in a musical - Elliot Levey for CabaretBest supporting actress in a musical - Liza Sadovy for CabaretBest set design - Tim Hatley for Design and Nick Barnes & Finn Caldwell for the puppets for Life of PiBest lighting design - Tim Lutkin and Andrzej Goulding for Life of Pi Best new dance production - Revisor by Crystal Pite and Jonathon YoungBest new Opera - JenůfaBest costume design - Catherine Zuber for Moulin Rouge! The Musical Best sound design - Nick Lidster for CabaretBest original score or orchestration - Simon Hale for Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley MusicalBest theatre choreographer - Kathleen Marshall for Anything Goes Outstanding achievement in dance - Arielle Smith for her choreography of Jolly Folly in Reunion by English National BalletOutstanding achievement in Opera - Peter Whelan and the Irish Baroque Orchestra for BajazetOutstanding achievement in affiliate theatre - Old Bridge - Bush theatre Special award - Sylvia Young, Lisa Burger, Bob King, Gloria Louis, Susie Sainsbury...
Madam CJ Walker: An inspiration for all of us'
... But Mrs Walker, whose life also inspired a Duke Ellington Opera - remains the best known...
Venice floods: The tourist landmarks hit
... La Fenice Theatre La Fenice Threatre has avoided interior flooding, but is surrounded by water La Fenice (The Phoenix) is one of the world s most famous Opera houses, dating back to the late 18th Century...
Plácido Domingo leaves Met Opera over sexual harassment claims
...A total of 20 women accused Placido Domingo of sexual harassment or inappropriate behaviour The Metropolitan Opera has ended its relationship with the renowned tenor Plácido Domingo over allegations of sexual harassment by several women...
Venice floods: The tourist landmarks hit
The extent of damage is unclear, but local authorities have said the impact was "extremely worrying"
Extensive damage has been reported in areas of Venice after severe flooding hit The Italian city This Week .
More Than 80% of The City , a Unesco world heritage site, was under water when tides hit their highest, leading Mayor Luigi Brugnaro to declare a state of emergency.
Images show roads and famous attractions submerged in floodwaters, and authorities have reported Two Deaths as a result.
Just how badly The City has been damaged is not yet clear.
But Salvano Nastasi, Secretary General of Italy's culture ministry, told local media that The Situation was "extremely complex and worrying" and a crisis unit had been established to assess the impact.
St Mark's Square St Mark's Square was one of the worst-hit areas of The CityKnown as "the drawing room of Europe", St Mark's Square is one of Venice's most popular tourist attractions and The City 's major public plaza.
It is home to several historic landmarks, including St Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace, the residence of Venice's rulers when it was an independent republic.
But as one of the lowest parts of The City , St Mark's Square was hit by some of the worst flooding and it became submerged in over a metre of water.
The basilica was flooded for The Sixth time in 1,200 years, according to church records.
Pumps were deployed to drain water from The Church and its 12th-century crypt. There are fears of structural damage to the basilica's columns.
La Fenice Theatre La Fenice Threatre has avoided interior flooding, but is surrounded by waterLa Fenice (The Phoenix ) is one of The World 's most famous Opera houses, dating back to the late 18Th Century .
The Venue has hosted some of the biggest names in Opera - from Verdi and Rossini - and it has survived three fires.
Although most of its interior has avoided flooding, water has entered the Control Room , where its electrical and fire-prevention systems are based.
The Gritti Palace Parts of the Gritti Palace, a luxurious hotel in The City , were under waterImages show severe interior flooding inside the Gritti Palace, which is situated along the Grand Canal .
Built in 1475, The Building was once a private residence and now operates as a luxury hotel.
Famous former guests have included royalty, politicians and celebrities, from Winston Churchill to Ernest Hemingway .
Ca' Pesaro Modern Art GalleryFire damage has also been reported at the Ca' Pesaro after an electrical Short Circuit triggered a blaze. The extent of the damage has not yet been disclosed.
The Marble Palace , built in the 18Th Century , operates as a Modern Art gallery with a large collection of paintings and sculptures on display.
Its upper floors also house the Oriental Art Museum , featuring More Than 30,000 objects from Japan, China and Indonesia.
VaporettiThe City 's boat-based Public Transport system has been Taken Out of operation after several boats, known as vaporetti, were damaged.
Images show some of the water buses banked on public walkways after being swept up by high tides and strong winds.
Local media also report gondolas being Taken Out of service after they were smashed against their moorings.
Pellestrina Pellestrina (file photo)Pellestrina, a thin strip of land forming a barrier between The City and the Adriatic Sea , lies along The Eastern side of the Venetian Lagoon .
The area has been badly hit by floodwaters, and a local man was electrocuted as he tried to start a pump in his home. A second person was found dead elsewhere on The Island .
italy, floods, venice, sea level rise
Source of news: bbc.com
