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Histoire du Soldat (The Soldier's Tale, from 1918), a two-performance, one-evening event at Galapagos in Dumbo last week, was one of those only-in-New-York performances that restores one's faith in humanity, even on a wicked sleety night. » read more
An adaptation of an alleged long-lost Shakespeare play, an evolving installation by New York-based weavers and more » read more
As consistently praised as Doug Varone's work is among those working in the field, his work has been largely ill-reviewed in the New York Times. So what's the deal? Is it as simple as listening to one's heart, versus one's mind? » read more
On March 17, the New York Philharmonic performed Toru Takemitsu’s "Requiem for String Orchestra" in sympathy for the Japanese people. A recording of that performance is now available for download with proceeds going to benefit relief efforts for Japan. » read more
Japan Society, an organization whose exhibitions frequently attract our attention here at SundayArts, including a look at "Bye Bye Kitty!!! Between Heaven and Hell in Contemporary Japanese Art" to air March 31, has created a disaster relief fund to aid victims of the Tohoku earthquake in Japan. » read more
Fourth Wall explores "social media theater," where writers, actors, and artists assume the identities of cultural icons and fictional characters over Twitter. Creative sure, but is it really theater? » read more
The final season of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, an installation of 650 red and white American quilts at the Park Avenue Armory and more. » read more
Doug Varone's premiere, "Chapters from a Broken Novel" includes elements that lend a fresh snap to this established artist's grounded, muscular, expressionistic choreography. » read more
NYC Arts provides a weekly check-list of arts and culture happenings all around New York City, including a premiere at the Joyce Theater, the JapanNYC Festival and more. » read more
Glenn Ligon: America brings into clear focus this New York native's work in a incisive mid-career survey at the Whitney. » read more
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