American Ballet Theater Signs On for Three Years at the David H. Koch Theater by Allan Kozinn

The move is part of an agreement under which the company will present two weeks of performances at the theater every fall through 2015.

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A Word With: Karen Allen: Karen Allen Returns in 'Summer Day' at Cherry Lane Theater by Allan Kozinn

In "Summer Day" Karen Allen's character revisits an afternoon, decades earlier, when her husband took a boat into the bay near their country house and never returned.

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'Glengarry Glen Ross' at Fairfield, as a Classroom Text by Allan Kozinn

Teachers at Fairfield University leave the classroom for a little drama and a lesson in business and philosophy: a staging of "Glengarry Glen Ross."

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ArtsBeat: Streep Donates $1 Million for Public Theater Renovation by Allan Kozinn

The actress's gift is in honor of Joseph Papp, the founder of the Public, and Nora Ephron, a former board member.

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ArtsBeat: Vanessa Redgrave to Star With Jesse Eisenberg in His New Play by Allan Kozinn

Rattlestick Playwrights Theater will mount Mr. Eisenberg's play, "The Revisionist," Off Broadway.

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Music Review: Shakespeare's Words Echo Amid the Music Those Words Inspired by Allan Kozinn

The New York Philharmonic and the actor Christopher Plummer delivered "Henry V: A Musical Scenario After Shakespeare" to a packed audience at Avery Fisher Hall.

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Music Review: A Beloved Film Gains a Live Sound by Allan Kozinn

The New York Philharmonic presented two orchestral film screenings of "West Side Story" at Avery Fisher Hall.

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Sailing a Saucy Ship Into Bel Canto Seas by Allan Kozinn

The Bel Canto at Caramoor opera series opened with Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore," stretching their mission to include this energetic comedy packed with popular choruses.

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Early Music Festival: Weighing the Costs by Allan Kozinn

This successful, 30-year-old celebration of early music has been fighting the effects of the economic downturn just as other arts organizations have.

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Joan Peyser, Bernstein and Gershwin Biographer, Dies at 80 by Allan Kozinn

Ms. Peyser's biographies of Leonard Bernstein and George Gershwin were controversial in concentrating as much on their personal lives as on their music.

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Unguarded Moments: John Lennon in the Studio by Allan Kozinn

A reporter captures Lennon on film during a rehearsal in 1972.

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White Light Festival: The Proof Is in the Reviews by Allan Kozinn

And speaking of the personal side of spirituality, I have to say that for all the cross-cultural variety that has been cited on the festival's behalf, I found that my own spiritual interests…

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White Light Festival: A Commercial Endeavor by Allan Kozinn

I am not at all unsympathetic to celebrating spirituality in music, and White Light has, as Dan points out, some very fine offerings. But those offerings are not so unusual, in the context o…

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