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Does changing your skin change you and your life circumstances? George S. Schuyler’s 1931 Afrofutrist novel poses this riddle in his novel. Transformed into a musical, […]
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Feb 26, 2022
“Getting high” generally means dropping “acid” and experiencing epic sensations and colors. Well, I’m happy to say that no drugs are necessary for a mind-bending, eye-opening […]
Feb 25, 2022
Overcome with delight, Kyle Abraham thanked his dance collaborators on An Untitled Love, introducing them one by one during opening night bows at the BAM Harvey […]
Feb 16, 2022
A new order of artists create cross-boundaries, merging visual arts, movement, sound, tribal and performative practices. Known for its adventurous programming, the Park Avenue Armory will tap […]
Feb 14, 2022
Under a full moon on a chilly February night, NYCB warmed up the audience with no fewer than a dozen company member debuts. Romantic repertory bumped […]
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Should you suffer from hyper-tension, you might consider doubling up your meds before heading to Eugene O’Neil’s devastating “Long Day’s Journey Into Night.” Bound by love, […]
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After a minor delay due to COVID, NYC Ballet opened its doors to dance lovers eager to bask in company premieres and classics. Season festivities bounced […]
Jan 27, 2022
After losing his father in the war and his mother to a mental institution, 12-year-old Christopher (Wyatt Cirbus) relocates to the coast of Maine where his curmudgeonly Aunt Lily (Samantha […]
Jan 24, 2022
Molly Lieber and Eleanor Smith have been making work together for 15 years. Their BAC Digital commission, gloria rehearsal (excerpt) shows what is relationally possible in […]
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Feb 26, 2022
Does changing your skin change you and your life circumstances? George S. Schuyler’s 1931 Afrofutrist novel poses this riddle in his novel. Transformed into a musical, […]
Feb 26, 2022
“Getting high” generally means dropping “acid” and experiencing epic sensations and colors. Well, I’m happy to say that no drugs are necessary for a mind-bending, eye-opening […]
Feb 25, 2022
Overcome with delight, Kyle Abraham thanked his dance collaborators on An Untitled Love, introducing them one by one during opening night bows at the BAM Harvey […]
Feb 16, 2022
A new order of artists create cross-boundaries, merging visual arts, movement, sound, tribal and performative practices. Known for its adventurous programming, the Park Avenue Armory will tap […]
Feb 14, 2022
Under a full moon on a chilly February night, NYCB warmed up the audience with no fewer than a dozen company member debuts. Romantic repertory bumped […]
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Should you suffer from hyper-tension, you might consider doubling up your meds before heading to Eugene O’Neil’s devastating “Long Day’s Journey Into Night.” Bound by love, […]
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After a minor delay due to COVID, NYC Ballet opened its doors to dance lovers eager to bask in company premieres and classics. Season festivities bounced […]
Jan 27, 2022
After losing his father in the war and his mother to a mental institution, 12-year-old Christopher (Wyatt Cirbus) relocates to the coast of Maine where his curmudgeonly Aunt Lily (Samantha […]
Jan 24, 2022
Molly Lieber and Eleanor Smith have been making work together for 15 years. Their BAC Digital commission, gloria rehearsal (excerpt) shows what is relationally possible in […]
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Feb 26, 2022
Does changing your skin change you and your life circumstances? George S. Schuyler’s 1931 Afrofutrist novel poses this riddle in his novel. Transformed into a musical, […]
Feb 26, 2022
“Getting high” generally means dropping “acid” and experiencing epic sensations and colors. Well, I’m happy to say that no drugs are necessary for a mind-bending, eye-opening […]
Feb 25, 2022
Overcome with delight, Kyle Abraham thanked his dance collaborators on An Untitled Love, introducing them one by one during opening night bows at the BAM Harvey […]
Feb 16, 2022
A new order of artists create cross-boundaries, merging visual arts, movement, sound, tribal and performative practices. Known for its adventurous programming, the Park Avenue Armory will tap […]
Feb 14, 2022
Under a full moon on a chilly February night, NYCB warmed up the audience with no fewer than a dozen company member debuts. Romantic repertory bumped […]
Feb 10, 2022
Should you suffer from hyper-tension, you might consider doubling up your meds before heading to Eugene O’Neil’s devastating “Long Day’s Journey Into Night.” Bound by love, […]
Feb 4, 2022
After a minor delay due to COVID, NYC Ballet opened its doors to dance lovers eager to bask in company premieres and classics. Season festivities bounced […]
Jan 27, 2022
After losing his father in the war and his mother to a mental institution, 12-year-old Christopher (Wyatt Cirbus) relocates to the coast of Maine where his curmudgeonly Aunt Lily (Samantha […]
Jan 24, 2022
Molly Lieber and Eleanor Smith have been making work together for 15 years. Their BAC Digital commission, gloria rehearsal (excerpt) shows what is relationally possible in […]
