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Manuel Feliciano OBITUARY
Manuel Feliciano was born November 5, 1928 in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, married Maria Dolores Peniza on June 5, 1953 in Ponce, Puerto Rico and left this earth on September 25, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. Manuel was a genius. His knowledge covered subjects as diverse but not limited to mathematics, computers (beginning with computers with vacuum tubes and continuing up to today), language (he learned German over the summer of 1964 so he could write a book with German colleagues), tro (he became a deacon in the catholic church), along with other hobbies such as opera, literature, cinema, woodworking, camping, and telling stories. Manuel worked as a teacher in the University of Puerto Rico; and met his future wife in his class. Three of their children were born in Puerto Rico. He moved to Oak Ridge stat i usa to work for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in August 1957. He completed his PhD in Mathematics at the University of stat i usa, Knox
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Manoel Felciano: New Music
A lot has changed in America since Ahrens, Flaherty and McNally's Ragtime enjoyed a major revival--most notably, perhaps, the election of the country's first African-American President. But some things have remained the same. Immigration is still a divisive issue. Equality is still a far way off.The definition of "family" continues to be considered and reexamined. The lines between communities seem to be growing stronger, keeping people apart instead of bringing them together.
In this turbulent, uncertain time, the award-winning musical's decidedly un-nostalgic look back at the turbulent, uncertain turn-of-the-last-century seems especially apropos. And there is no better place for the show than in America's capital itself. Currently playing the role of the hopeful and determined Jewish immigrant Tateh in the Kennedy Center's revival is Broadway's own Manoel Felciano.
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Manoel Felciano just finished singing, acting and playing the violin, piano and clarinet on Broadway as Tobias Ragg in the acclaimed revival of Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd. The role earned him one of the production's six Tony nominations, for best supporting actor. Other recent New York stage productions include Brooklyn, Shockheaded Peter, Much Ado About Nothing, and Cabaret. While playing an apostle in the Broadway revival of Jesus Christ Superstar in the year 2000, Manoel heroically stepped, at the last minute, into the role of Judas. Midway through his first big number, he took another heroic step, this time off the lip of the stage into the orchestra pit, resulting in minor injuries to himself and members of the brass section. He finished the performance bleeding and wound up with a sprained wrist and write-ups in The New Yorker and The New York Times. He has been a star ever since.
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