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The Art Theater of Davis and Davis Cemetery District present The Seagull, a play by Anton Chekov. Staged outdoors at the Davis Cemetery District & Arboretum, this play was presented April 8-11th & May 6-9th, 2017. This is the May 9th performance. arttheater.org Recorded 05/09/17.

The Art Theater of Davis and Davis Cemetery District present The Seagull, a play by Anton Chekov. Staged outdoors at the Davis Cemetery District & Arboretum, this play was presented April 8-11th & May 6-9th, 2017. This is the May 9th performance. arttheater.org Recorded 05/09/17.

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The playwright Anton Chekhov wrote to a friend that he was writing a play with "a great deal of conversation about literature, little actions, tons of love." The Seagull is not unlike our own lives, where there isn't a ready-made plot with a neat ending. This episode is the fourth collaboration between IDEAS and Soulpepper Theatre Company's audio drama series Around the World in 80 Plays.

A beatiful story.

A beatiful story.

Unchained & Rovastar For The Seagull

Fly, seagull! Fly! Fly around East Providence including the East Bay Bike Path!

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Tracklist: 1. I. Preludio I (Appassionato) 2. II. Preludio II (Lento) 3. III. Preludio III (Allegretto semplice) 4. IV. Preludio IV (Sostenuto) 5. V. Preludio V (Allegro inquieto) 6. VI. Preludio VI (Sostenuto assai) 7. VII. Preludio VII (Animato) 8. VIII. Interludio (Presto) 9. IX. Preludio VIII (Sostenuto) 10. X. Preludio IX (Allegro inquieto) 11. XI. Preludio X (Allegro feroce) 12. XII. Preludio XI (Andante, sempre con rubato) 13. XIII. Preludio XII (L'istesso tempo) 14. XIV. Interludio (Presto) 15. XV. Preludio XIII (Moderato statico) 16. XVI. Preludio XIV (Moderato appassionato) 17. XVII. Preludio XV (Lento) 18. XVIII. Preludio XVI (Allegro inquieto) 19. XIX. Preludio XVII (Animato) 20. XX. Interludio (Presto) 21. XXI. Preludio XVIII (Sostenuto) 22. XXII. Preludio XIX (Andante) 23. XXIII. Preludio XX (Andantino) 24. XXIV. Preludio XXI (Allegro feroce) 25. XXV. Preludio XXII (Adagio assai) 26. XXVI. Preludio XXIII (L'istesso tempo) 27. XXVII. Preludio XXIV (Sostenuto) 28. XXVIII. Postludio (Moderato appassionato)

Scene from Act Two of The Seagull by Anton Chekhov Performances November 15-18 in the Studio Theatre, Emory & Henry College Trigorin: Graham Grasty Nina: Jaclyn Fields Arkadina: McKinley Hughes Assistant producer: Ashleigh Testerman Directed by: Susan Wilder Audio segment produced by Richard Graves at WEHC 90.7

Podfic of OFMD fanfic The Widow Olivia Seagull by bzedan. Original here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/38221804

Podfic of OFMD fanfic The Widow Olivia Seagull by bzedan. Original here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/38221804

It was still cloudy during Independence Day even at the Cranston Parkade. But there's a seagull on top of the parking lot lights.

It was still cloudy during Independence Day even at the Cranston Parkade. But there's a seagull on top of the parking lot lights.

Last night, before the summer concert of some sort, I shot a footage of the seagull right in the water.

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Well, the rain has stopped, and right now, there's a seat on top of the parking lot lights at Dave's! Wow! What a hangout!

Pingu season 2 episode 3

Pingu season 2 episode 3

Date: 05.04.2023 (supposedly) Video ID: 1784784108 & 1784794346 EvilToaster: Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/eviltoaster Twitter https://www.twitter.com/EvilToaster Seagull: https://www.twitch.tv/a_seagull Flats: https://www.twitch.tv/flats ChibiDoki: https://www.twitch.tv/chibidoki Kage: https://www.twitch.tv/kage PorcelainMaid: https://www.twitch.tv/porcelainmaid Alt. Stream Titles: the hollywood frog is upon us! Gaming with @chibidoki and @kage the hollywood frog is upon us! Gaming with @kage & @porcelainmaid

5 Jan 1975 Director: John J. Desmond Writers: Anton Chekhov, Stark Young Blythe Danner Frank Langella Lee Grant Kevin McCarthy Marian Mercer Olympia Dukakis

One duck has been seen at the dock in Wickford. Now it's the seagull that's on the dock during the middle of December.

“Stanley And The Seagull” by: Wes Robert Ward Stanley Stahlberg stood on the secluded beach by the sea somewhere along the Scandinavian coast, and saw what he saw everyday of his aging, perplexing life… a seagull. Other birds as well, but the seagull always understood him more than the other ones. Not any ordinary seagull, but a seagull from the planet Jupiter. Apparently Stanley also lost it many years ago. The Seagull flaps upon the sandy wetness of the beach after a recent rain storm and squawks. Stanley says as he stares, “Jupiter must be nice this time of year. It must be difficult migrating from here to there in outer space.” The Seagull squawks and slowly steps away in search of anything interesting on the wet mud. Stanley slowly follows and replies, “Some say the Penguins of Neptune wish they could do the same, but they're flightless birds, you know.” The Seagull stops, turns around, and looks at him. Silence for thirty seconds then squawks. Stanley nods, “I know, Neptune stinks and penguins are not the most pleasant birds, I suppose, yours excluded of course.” The Seagull turns his head oddly and eyes him strangely. Stanley exclaims, “My opinion of birds from other worlds is like this… if you all can fly through asteroid fields, past black holes, and breathe no oxygen then you're amazing, just extraordinary birds.” The Seagull heard enough and flew away, but not before dropping a little bird poo by Stanley’s shoes. Stanley waves him off, “Hold on to your payload cargo. It's many light years back home.” A pelican lands on a nearby pier, flaps his long wings, and squawks. Stanley slowly walks over to him and says, “From Pluto, you say? I'm originally from Stockholm. Some say Pluto’s not a planet, but don't listen to those know-it-alls. Sweden hasn't always been Sweden either. We and our land came through a dimensional portal and were placed here because our original planet Smorgasbord blew up.” The Pelican turns his head oddly and eyes him strangely. Stanley's wife Zelda steps out from the beach house and cries out, “Stanley, come take your medicine for your schizophrenia and eat your lunch.” Stanley hums, “Old lady is calling, you know how it is. Probably like those Hens from Venus. Well, must mosy along like the Owls of Mars.” And Stanley walks away slowly towards home. The Seagull lands by the Pelican. “You think he knows too much.” “Shh no, he's harmless… keep your bird feathers on.” The End.

“Stanley And The Seagull” by: Wes Robert Ward Stanley Stahlberg stood on the secluded beach by the sea somewhere along the Scandinavian coast, and saw what he saw everyday of his aging, perplexing life… a seagull. Other birds as well, but the seagull always understood him more than the other ones. Not any ordinary seagull, but a seagull from the planet Jupiter. Apparently Stanley also lost it many years ago. The Seagull flaps upon the sandy wetness of the beach after a recent rain storm and squawks. Stanley says as he stares, “Jupiter must be nice this time of year. It must be difficult migrating from here to there in outer space.” The Seagull squawks and slowly steps away in search of anything interesting on the wet mud. Stanley slowly follows and replies, “Some say the Penguins of Neptune wish they could do the same, but they're flightless birds, you know.” The Seagull stops, turns around, and looks at him. Silence for thirty seconds then squawks. Stanley nods, “I know, Neptune stinks and penguins are not the most pleasant birds, I suppose, yours excluded of course.” The Seagull turns his head oddly and eyes him strangely. Stanley exclaims, “My opinion of birds from other worlds is like this… if you all can fly through asteroid fields, past black holes, and breathe no oxygen then you're amazing, just extraordinary birds.” The Seagull heard enough and flew away, but not before dropping a little bird poo by Stanley’s shoes. Stanley waves him off, “Hold on to your payload cargo. It's many light years back home.” A pelican lands on a nearby pier, flaps his long wings, and squawks. Stanley slowly walks over to him and says, “From Pluto, you say? I'm originally from Stockholm. Some say Pluto’s not a planet, but don't listen to those know-it-alls. Sweden hasn't always been Sweden either. We and our land came through a dimensional portal and were placed here because our original planet Smorgasbord blew up.” The Pelican turns his head oddly and eyes him strangely. Stanley's wife Zelda steps out from the beach house and cries out, “Stanley, come take your medicine for your schizophrenia and eat your lunch.” Stanley hums, “Old lady is calling, you know how it is. Probably like those Hens from Venus. Well, must mosy along like the Owls of Mars.” And Stanley walks away slowly towards home. The Seagull lands by the Pelican. “You think he knows too much.” “Shh no, he's harmless… keep your bird feathers on.” The End.

Dreza - The Stray Seagull (Kreislauf 114) 01 Slug On The Roof (4:45) 02 Killa Bee (4:59) 03 The Stray Seagull (6:35) 04 Bittersweet (5:06) 05 Final Decision (5:14) 06 Swirling Thoughts (4:54) 07 Open Road (4:26) 08 Shelter For The Night (4:44) 09 Winds Of Change (5:14) 10 Fatal Collapse (5:39) 11 Distractions (5:00) 12 Igloo (4:48) 13 Falling Leaves (5:30) 14 Nuptial Hop (4:31) 15 Back To The Roots (4:38) 07. Januar 2012 Kreislauf.Organization

A LibriVox dramatic recording of The Seagull , by Anton Chekhov, translated by Marian Fell. The Seagull (Russian: Чайка, Chayka) is the first of what are generally considered to be the four major plays by the Russian dramatist Anton Chekhov. The play was written in 1895 and first produced in 1896. It dramatises the romantic and artistic conflicts between four characters: the ingenue Nina, the fading leading lady Irina Arkadina, her son the experimental playwright Konstantin Treplyov, and the famous middlebrow story writer Trigorin. (Summary by Wikipedia) For further information, including links to online text, reader information, RSS feeds, CD cover or other formats (if available), please go to the LibriVox catalog page for this recording. For more free audio books or to become a volunteer reader, visit LibriVox.org . Download M4B(58mb)

A LibriVox dramatic recording of The Seagull , by Anton Chekhov, translated by Marian Fell. The Seagull (Russian: Чайка, Chayka) is the first of what are generally considered to be the four major plays by the Russian dramatist Anton Chekhov. The play was written in 1895 and first produced in 1896. It dramatises the romantic and artistic conflicts between four characters: the ingenue Nina, the fading leading lady Irina Arkadina, her son the experimental playwright Konstantin Treplyov, and the famous middlebrow story writer Trigorin. (Summary by Wikipedia) For further information, including links to online text, reader information, RSS feeds, CD cover or other formats (if available), please go to the LibriVox catalog page for this recording. For more free audio books or to become a volunteer reader, visit LibriVox.org . Download M4B(58mb)

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a seagull by the sea, catching some ocean breeze Seagull video clip from pixabay.com, with added background bird sound effects from https://archive.org/details/various-bird-sounds/seagulls_short-6004.mp3

Tracklist: Disc 1: 1. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Overture 2. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Medvedenko: You Always Wear Black 3. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Sorin: By Ten Last Night 4. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Sorin: 2 French Grenadiers 5. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Constantine: My Play Is Full Of Visions 6. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Shamrayeff: Alas, The Stage 7. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Nina: I Am Alone 8. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Voices: Summer Love 9. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 1: Interlude 10. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Arkadina: Be Honest, Dr. Dorn 11. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Constantine: Are You Alone? 12. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Trigorin: Sometimes A Mania Disc 2: 1. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Trigorin: Haven't You Had Enough? 2. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Nina: Odd Or Even? 3. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Constantine: I Remember Once 4. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Trigorin: If Ever You Need Me 5. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 2: Interlude 6. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 3: Medvedenko: How Black The Garden 7. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 3: Sorin: Excellent Idea For A Story 8. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 3: Constantine: Dead Words 9. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 3: Nina: Late Last Night 10. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 3: Nina: I Must Go 11. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 3: Constantine: Mother Mustn't Know 12. Pasatieri: The Seagull - Act 3: Arkadina: Sleep

I haven't spotted a seagull for a very long time, when I was done shopping, I did see a seagull right on top of the parking lot lights that are on while it was kind of bright out! How on Earth did that happen?

An analytical essay exploring the similarities and differences between Queen Gertrude of Hamlet, and Madame Treplev of The Seagull.

The fic/script can be found on AO3: The Widow Olivia Seagull by bzedan Music: One Bard Band by Alexander Nakarada https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Sound: Waves of Hawaii by florianreichelt From Freesound.com CC0 1.0 Image for Cover Art by Zoltan Tasi on Unsplash This podfic was recorded for the SIMULPOD challenge of the team Greedy Gremlins for Voiceteam 2023

I was near one of the locations of Cumberland Farms and while I was waiting, a seagull is on top of that roof!

It's been a very long time since I've last been to the Leesten Memorial Bridge. There was a duck, a seagull and some birds right near there and the flea market this weekend.

I'm a cat on a basket with the witch on broomstick looking at a Seagull-hlXVZtO0AOX.mp4

I'm a cat on a basket with the witch on broomstick looking at a Seagull-hlXVZtO0AOX.mp4

I'm a cat on a basket with the witch on broomstick looking at a Seagull-hlXVZtO0AOX.mp4

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In mid autumn there are not as many shorebirds around. On a sunny day there are always seagulls. This common ring-billed gull is marked by the black ring encircling the bill.

Gulls are long-winged and supurb fliers. This Ring-Billed Gull plays in the 40 mph winds of the April Noreaster that slammed the Thimbles.

PTE Adult Company : The Seagull dumped with WikiTeam tools.

 An old navy propaganda film trying to retain "short-timers."

“The sea is everything. It covers seven tenths of the terrestrial globe. Its breath is pure and healthy. It is an immense desert, where man is never lonely, for he feels life stirring on all sides. The sea is only the embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence. It is nothing but love and emotion; it is the Living Infinite.” - Jules Verne, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Tracklist: 01.The Island (4:48) 02.The Seagull (4:33) 03.Song of a Girl Who Stands on the Cliff (4:32) 04.Presentiment of a Storm (1:46) 05.After the Rain (6:00) 06.Traces on the Sand (6:58) 07.Dreams about the Argo (3:31) 08.Lunar Path (6:10) 09.New Life (4:41) Composed by Vitaliy Baldych. All instruments programmed, played, music written and arranged by Vitaliy Baldych. Cover photo by Jc. Winkler. Artwork by Anna Riet. Official site: http://unitedstudios.ru/ Blog: http://uscu.unitedstudios.ru/ Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/label/USC Last.fm: http://www.last.fm/label/USC Kroogi.com: http://usc.kroogi.com/ Bandcamp: http://bc.unitedstudios.ru/ Internet Archive: http://archive.org/details/usc-label Vkontakte: http://vk.com/unitedstudios

“The sea is everything. It covers seven tenths of the terrestrial globe. Its breath is pure and healthy. It is an immense desert, where man is never lonely, for he feels life stirring on all sides. The sea is only the embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence. It is nothing but love and emotion; it is the Living Infinite.” - Jules Verne, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Tracklist: 01.The Island (4:48) 02.The Seagull (4:33) 03.Song of a Girl Who Stands on the Cliff (4:32) 04.Presentiment of a Storm (1:46) 05.After the Rain (6:00) 06.Traces on the Sand (6:58) 07.Dreams about the Argo (3:31) 08.Lunar Path (6:10) 09.New Life (4:41) Composed by Vitaliy Baldych. All instruments programmed, played, music written and arranged by Vitaliy Baldych. Cover photo by Jc. Winkler. Artwork by Anna Riet. Official site: http://unitedstudios.ru/ Blog: http://uscu.unitedstudios.ru/ Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/label/USC Last.fm: http://www.last.fm/label/USC Kroogi.com: http://usc.kroogi.com/ Bandcamp: http://bc.unitedstudios.ru/ Internet Archive: http://archive.org/details/usc-label Vkontakte: http://vk.com/unitedstudios