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Since the songs from OKLAHOMA! provided more hits than any previous musical, the capturing of so many three minute gems in one set of four discs was exciting indeed...
ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER: What sets the great Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals apart for me is their directness and their awareness of construction..
By day they were ordinary citizens, joining in protests, carrying picket signs, demanding a right to revote, denouncing the so-called ""butterfly ballots."" By night they were actors, appear…
Williamson Music has signed an array of extraordinarily talented writers recently, and this article is a chance to celebrate them all.
Passing neighbors gawk inside Robin Antar's garage on her quiet street in Midwood, Brooklyn. She's wearing protective goggles and a mask. She is sanding a huge hunk of marble.
Musicals performed in midair have been getting a bad rap lately, thanks to a certain web-slinging behemoth on Broadway....
Comedians don't like to talk about comedy any more than magicians like to talk about their tricks. Comedy isn't chemistry. You can't put laughs together like a recipe. Paul Provenza, the com…
Alright, time to switch things up a bit. For the next several weeks posts will come Monday, Wednesday and Friday. For this first series of post, I'm going to dive into the fundamentals of ma…
The sentos of Tokyo - where people go "to observe the time-honoured ritual of soaking in frighteningly hot water" - are beginning to fade away: the city has fewer than half the bathhouses it…
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - A rather large mouth is painted on the aqua-blue wall of a prominent, centrally located building here. Part of a new indoor-outdoor exhibition mounted in May by the Portsm…
I enjoyed Sebastian Smee’s article [about the Citgo sign] (“Simple, vivid, compelling: the blinking heart of the city,’’ g, July 5). My grandfather used to work for U…
An Oakville show of the young Ontario candidates presents a worthy roster
Ben Brantley: "For centuries, [an] overwrought approach was widely considered great acting and frequently rewarded with prizes. (Just check the list of Oscar winners over the years.) Such pe…
New public art, and a new model for getting it up and running, arrived on the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway in June. The project has all the makings of invigorating a dreadfully stodgy tr…
For studio artists of all kinds, finding opportunities to exhibit their work can sometimes seem like a lifelong quest. The popular and well-trafficked exhibit spaces in local libraries are o…
Summer show looks at new growth from the rubble
A settlement has been reached that will keep the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University open with its collection intact.
Brandeis University will keep the Rose Art Museum open and sell none of its prized collection, according to a court settlement announced yesterday. The deal effectively ends the bitter two-y…
Written by E.M. Lewis. Find the original post here.
In the last year, I've had two opportunities to practice the art of adaptation. They were my first tries, and I learned a lot as…
French director Antoine Viviani presents a new web-based documentary exploring artistic intervention in daily urban life
Glenn and Norma Haines are allowing a construction crew to cut up and cart away a group of 18 mural-covered walls in their Maine home, which will be installed in a nearby museum for display.
At the beginning of his 2001 book The Philosophy of Samuel Beckett, Beckett’s friend and publisher John Calder writes: Voltaire considered himself to be a novelist, a poet, a dramatist…
New exhibitions increasingly are moving to outdoor spaces, giving visitors a carefully curated museum experience but without the walls.Few sculptures by Sol LeWitt actually resemble skyscrap…
Victoria Looseleaf reporting from Zürich on excerpts from the Zürich Festspiele
New Producing Artistic Director Mark Cortale launches his first season at the helm of The Art House with a new concert series hosted by Broadway and Sirius XM Radio Star Seth Rudetsky.
