Wide arcades soar above the rows of seats in the upper gallery, and intricate moldings frame the stage, 18 statues symbolizing the Greek muses, and Wagner's Valkyries are located here. In the center of the dome, the Golden mosaic represents the Sun, and the blue shades used around it represent the sky. The colors of the mosaic are chosen in such a way that the audience has the effect of being in the open air, because this is the only concert hall in Europe with natural light. Everything is impressive here, but especially the giant dome curved inwards, made of colored glass mosaic. Then you are taken to the small hall for an introductory story about the Palace. Already the lobby with a bar in the middle is amazing. 3 euros more than the Louvre with its 200 thousand square meters. 50-minute guided tours take place in groups of up to 50 people every 30 minutes. However, there were no tickets and I had to limit myself to a tour.

The former is clearly preferable, because the emotional impact of Domenech-y-Montaner interiors with music will certainly be stronger. There are two ways to visit the Palace: take a ticket to a concert or go on a guided tour. UNESCO in 1997 equated it with Gaudi recognizing these two architectural masterpieces as world heritage. The style of Luis Domenech y Montaner does not leave anyone indifferent. When he died in 1949, he was superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools.After visiting the hospital of Sao Pau, the visit to the Palace of Catalan music was a foregone conclusion. Goodrich was superintendent of Fond du Lac Public Schools from the early 1920s to 1941. Being part of an active building, the lobby and all the necessities of theatergoing are well-kempt. Steps up to the stage on either side are in inset areas. The stage is raised approximately three feet above the floor of the seating area. Side walls rise from a flat cream-colored surface, to smallish tan bricks to vertical, dark pattern wavy surfaces (for acoustical purposes). The floor is concrete, with carpeted aisles in a tan pattern. Seats are metal-backed, with tiny check-like multicolor fabric in the seat cushions and backs and wooden arm rests. Tan is a dominant color – seat backs, wall shadings, stage front, etc. The space is high, somewhat wide and on three seating levels. in the former Goodrich High School, today part of the Fond du Lac School District office building. THE VENUE: Goodrich Little Theatre is located at 72 W. “Seventeen” (Reprise) – Veronica, Martha, H. “Dead Girl Walking” (Reprise) – Veronica, JD, Students “Shine a Light Fleming” – Students (except Martha), Faculty “My Dead Gay Son” – Ram’s Dad, Kurt’s Dad, Ensemble “Our Love Is God” – JD, Veronica, Kurt, Ram, Kurt Chandler, Officer Milner, Officer McCord, Mrs. Chandler, Veronica, all Students, Faculty “Beautiful” – Veronica, Martha, Ram, Kurt, Principal, Coach, Mrs. Musical selections (recorded instrumental soundtrack) Kurt’s Dad/Veronica’s Dad/Principal Gowan – Tim MarkleĮnsemble – Abigail Ford, Greg Halbur, Al Schmitz, Niki Villa, Sethe Christiansen Ram’s Dad/Big Bud Dean/Coach Ripper – Jacob Fredrick The first performance Thursday night earned a standing ovation from a fairly well-attended house. They seriously pull off this production, which has budget limitations expected of a community venture. + The players – most in their 20s – come with experience. + Some situations in the show are normally not part of musicals – brazen bullying, a teen booze party, female-instigated teen sex, a psychotic leading character. The writing takes realities that we don’t want to talk about and puts it in front of you in a dark, humorous, and tragic way.” + In her extensive director’s notes in the printed program, Bree Gens tells a personal saga along with matters to the point about the show: “The raw and intense writing in this show is shocking, but that is what I love about it. One motto on shirts is “It’s okay to not be okay.” + Started in late 2019 with impetus delayed by COVID-19, Impact Theatre Company has a goal “to utilize theatre as a form to create discussion on social issues.” An aim is “to partner with a different, local non-profit for each show.” For “Heathers: The Musical,” it is National Alliance on Mental Illness, which has a presence of a person and materials in the lobby.

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