Jan 17, 2023
Dressed in an outfit shouting flamenco dancer and toreador, Migguel Anggelo (a self described transdisciplinary performing artist), snaps an outsized red fan and the solo music theater performance […]
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First a confession: I know the name and dollar-heavy dynasty surrounding Kylie Jenner, but I can’t pick her out of a celebrity line-up. Yet, that’s the […]
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Rigorous and mysterious, in Bill t. Jones’ newest production Curriculum II the audience borders the 4 sides of the space. Tilted screens glow in the theater’s original […]
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Descriptions of the oval, library, High Street and dorms brought back vivid memories of my days on the OSU campus. But by the time I arrived, […]
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The Jazz Foundation of America presents its annual “A Great Night in Harlem” benefit gala to help raise funds for its Musicians’ Emergency Fund.Based on a […]
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Only blocks away from the spectacular Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, the Alvin AIley Dance Company’s winter season at City Center met with the usual giddy audience […]
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Hallelujah! A smart, entertaining, boisterous musical landed on Broadway. Some Like It Hot directed and choreographed by the masterful Nickolaw soars at the Shubert Theater. The […]
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Dancers’ bodies drape down from the benches on their sides to the floor into a sprawling “V” — like an ancient Greek frieze depicting a ritual procession. […]
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Dressed in an outfit shouting flamenco dancer and toreador, Migguel Anggelo (a self described transdisciplinary performing artist), snaps an outsized red fan and the solo music theater performance […]
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First a confession: I know the name and dollar-heavy dynasty surrounding Kylie Jenner, but I can’t pick her out of a celebrity line-up. Yet, that’s the […]
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Rigorous and mysterious, in Bill t. Jones’ newest production Curriculum II the audience borders the 4 sides of the space. Tilted screens glow in the theater’s original […]
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Descriptions of the oval, library, High Street and dorms brought back vivid memories of my days on the OSU campus. But by the time I arrived, […]
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Is our time really up, or can we reverse action for a redo of the ecological rape of our world? Audiences at the Bam Fishman Fisher […]
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The Jazz Foundation of America presents its annual “A Great Night in Harlem” benefit gala to help raise funds for its Musicians’ Emergency Fund.Based on a […]
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Only blocks away from the spectacular Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, the Alvin AIley Dance Company’s winter season at City Center met with the usual giddy audience […]
Dec 18, 2022
Hallelujah! A smart, entertaining, boisterous musical landed on Broadway. Some Like It Hot directed and choreographed by the masterful Nickolaw soars at the Shubert Theater. The […]
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Dancers’ bodies drape down from the benches on their sides to the floor into a sprawling “V” — like an ancient Greek frieze depicting a ritual procession. […]
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Jan 17, 2023
Dressed in an outfit shouting flamenco dancer and toreador, Migguel Anggelo (a self described transdisciplinary performing artist), snaps an outsized red fan and the solo music theater performance […]
Jan 14, 2023
First a confession: I know the name and dollar-heavy dynasty surrounding Kylie Jenner, but I can’t pick her out of a celebrity line-up. Yet, that’s the […]
Jan 14, 2023
Rigorous and mysterious, in Bill t. Jones’ newest production Curriculum II the audience borders the 4 sides of the space. Tilted screens glow in the theater’s original […]
Jan 11, 2023
Descriptions of the oval, library, High Street and dorms brought back vivid memories of my days on the OSU campus. But by the time I arrived, […]
Jan 7, 2023
Is our time really up, or can we reverse action for a redo of the ecological rape of our world? Audiences at the Bam Fishman Fisher […]
Jan 2, 2023
The Jazz Foundation of America presents its annual “A Great Night in Harlem” benefit gala to help raise funds for its Musicians’ Emergency Fund.Based on a […]
Dec 28, 2022
Only blocks away from the spectacular Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, the Alvin AIley Dance Company’s winter season at City Center met with the usual giddy audience […]
Dec 18, 2022
Hallelujah! A smart, entertaining, boisterous musical landed on Broadway. Some Like It Hot directed and choreographed by the masterful Nickolaw soars at the Shubert Theater. The […]
Dec 14, 2022
Dancers’ bodies drape down from the benches on their sides to the floor into a sprawling “V” — like an ancient Greek frieze depicting a ritual procession. […]
