SUNDAYARTS BLOG
Broadway musicals often rely on a soundtrack to live beyond their final curtain. But in the age of YouTube, even putative failures like the recent "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" are finding a second life online. » read more
City-wide arts and culture picks this week range from German expressionist print-making at MoMA to rock and roll classics at Coney Island. » read more
Two announcements last week signal a fresh want and need for collaboration between major cultural institutions: the Met Museum will take over the Whitney's home on Madison Avenue in 2015, and Paul Taylor, 81, will finally see his work performed by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. » read more
Can the talented Donna Murphy make a "Holocaust musical" work? How about one written by the authors of Beaches? Read Tyler Coates's review of "The People in the Picture." » read more
This week's arts and culture picks include parades, beekeeping, jazz, and a screening of Alejandro Jodorowsky's cult film, "The Holy Mountain." » read more
Fifty-two years young, Danza Contemporanea de Cuba at last made its US debut on Tuesday at the Joyce. Much buzz and sold-out notices accompanied its arrival, part of the citywide ¡Sí Cuba! festival. How good could they be? Very good, it turns out. » read more
This week's arts and culture picks include free-of-charge showcases and workshops, as well as discussions with acclaimed novelists and filmmakers. » read more
The Tony nominations are out, and with them, the one week of the year when the theater community roils about who’s in, who’s out, and who got snubbed. Here are five big trends running through this year’s Tony noms. Enjoy the sweeping generalizations; we’re just calling it as we see it! » read more
To those outside the orbit of haute couture, the industry may seem trite, but a trip through the Met's "Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty" is a reminder of how fashion can combine unfettered imagination and trends of the moment with the body's limits, tradition, and mad sewing skills. » read more
This week's cultural recs include George Condo at The New Museum, as well as the ongoing Festival of Ideas, by the museum and other downtown orgs. » read more
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- Announcement: SundayArts Becomes NYC-ARTS
- NYC-ARTS.org Top Picks, Week of January 24, 2012
- Meg Stuart’s BLESSED: Channelling Beckett
- NYC-ARTS.org Top Picks, Week of January 17, 2012
- Zombies and Blackboards
- NYC-ARTS.org Top Picks, Week of January 8, 2012
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