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Generally speaking, when we see ballet stars or Broadway-caliber shows in New York, we're some distance away. But blogger Susan Yung recently saw two performances at arm's length proximity to the performers, to predictably powerful effect. » read more
Around NYC this week: the kick-off of the African Diaspora International Film Festival, a free afternoon concert of Beethoven's finest, and more. » read more
What to make of "Nut," performance collective MGM Grand's subversive show at The Kitchen running through this weekend. » read more
With the rise of "American Idol" and reality TV, sheer vocal talent is giving way to celebrity performers on the Great White Way. Rachel Syme weighs in on Broadway's new standards. » read more
Arts and culture musts include Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart's Broadway premiere, Music 3.0 at the Museum of Modern Art and more. » read more
Shows at three Bowery galleries this month -- Salon 94, Thierry Goldberg Projects, Sperone Westwater -- keep the once-fertile downtown neighborhood exciting. » read more
Tablet magazine presents the second staging of "Everything’s Coming Up Moses!" -- an unlikely mash-up of one of the greatest stories ever told with one of the most important and recognizable American musicals ("Gypsy"). » read more
NYC Arts highlights include: Coney Island curiosities, the Machine-Age sculpture of John Storrs, a contemporary take on Molière, and lots of jazz. » read more
We often hear that the golden age of modern dance is past, and that the genre hasn't cohered in any discernible way since the 1970s, but at this moment, we're able to enjoy the fruits of mature artists. » read more
NYC Arts highlights include: a Motown review, a multimedia fest at The Kitchen, as well as Ben Stiller and Edie Falco's return to Broadway. » read more
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