czwartek, wrzesień 9th, 2010
The veteran American Ballet Theater dancer has announced he is retiring in August 2011.
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José Manuel Carreño to Retire
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czwartek, wrzesień 9th, 2010
The “In the Heights” creator and all-around mensch shares a musical number from his post-nuptial party.
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‘Fiddler’ Up His Sleeve: Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Wedding Surprise
No Comments »środa, wrzesień 8th, 2010
The Live Arts Festival in Philadelphia offers a play drawing parallels between 1865 and 2015, and another work that brings cardboard characters to life.
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Critic’s Notebook: Nothing Left to Lose, or Too Dark to Contemplate
No Comments »wtorek, wrzesień 7th, 2010
American plays and musicals have been in starring roles this season in London.
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On the London Stage: A Welcome American Invasion of the British Stage
No Comments »poniedziałek, wrzesień 6th, 2010
A New York dominatrix taught Domination 101 to Sutton Foster and others in Second Stage’s “Trust” so they could portray S&M accurately.
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Going to Extremes to Seek Dramatic Accuracy
No Comments »sobota, wrzesień 4th, 2010
In Christina Masciotti’s “Vision Disturbance,” a Greek-born woman experiences a strange eye disorder while going through a divorce.
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Theater Review | ‘Vision Disturbance’: Seeing in Just 2 Dimensions as Her Marriage Breaks Up
No Comments »czwartek, wrzesień 2nd, 2010
Actors recall how long-ago backstage encounters with their idols changed their lives.
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You Never Forget That Star-Struck Encounter With Your Idol
No Comments »środa, wrzesień 1st, 2010
The pianist Ian Hobson explored the Beethoven-Schumann link and the musical contrasts of Ignaz Moscheles and Chopin at the Dicapo Opera Theater on Tuesday evening.
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Music Review: Composers’ Influences, Side by Side
No Comments »środa, wrzesień 1st, 2010
Sometimes performers make you see familiar characters in new ways.
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Theater Talkback: Just When You Think You Know Somebody . . .
No Comments »wtorek, sierpień 31st, 2010
In Luigi Creatore’s “Error of the Moon,” the jealous Edwin Booth is partly responsible for John Wilkes Booth’s assassination of Lincoln.
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Theater Review | ‘An Error of the Moon’: Redrawing a Picture of Lincoln’s Assassin
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