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14 October
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NYC’s Foundry Theatre to Close After 25 Years
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14 October
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2019 Colour of Music Festival “Petit” Nashville Début Nov. 6-9
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14 October
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Cornel West on the Revolutionary Politics of the Foundry Theatre
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14 October
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Ballet Has Transformed The Lives Of Women In This New Zealand Prison
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14 October
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The Photographer Who Shot New York’s Real Garbage Fires
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14 October
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How Did A Promise For A Less Eurocentric Nobel Prize In Literature Turn Into Two European Winners?
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14 October
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An Historian Says To Be Wary Of Written History
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13 October
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Classical music news. Obituary
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13 October
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Classical music news. 2023 World Symposium of Choral Music
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13 October
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The Internet And Texting Are Changing Language – But Not For The Worse
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13 October
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The New Movie Tech Of Making Will Smith Look Like He’s A Quarter-Century Younger
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13 October
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When A Star Stares Right Back
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13 October
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The Messy, Textural, ‘Suitable For Ladies’ Medium Of Pastel
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13 October
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Students At A U.S. University Burn A Campus Speaker’s Book
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13 October
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The Hong Kong Protesters Are Making Excellent Use Of Instagram-Ready Art
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13 October
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A Slate Of Recent Films Offers New Portrayals Of Asian, Not Tiger, Mothers
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13 October
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Performance Artist Carlos Celdran Has Died In Exile At 46
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13 October
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What’s The Difference Between Self-Confidence And Narcissism?
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13 October
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A Massive Sculpture Of An African American Last Supper Was Hidden Behind Drywall Until A Theatre Moved In
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13 October
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Our Languages Are Dying
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13 October
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The Books That Made Nnedi Okorafor A Writer
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13 October
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WNYC Is Dropping Its ‘New Sounds’ Radio Program After 37 Years
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13 October
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A Matter of Attribution & Legacy
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13 October
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Why Is The Paris Art Scene Roaring Back To Life?
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13 October
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Is ‘Porgy’ A Stereotype? Take Two
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13 October
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How Much Should Family Members Be Able To Edit Memoir?
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13 October
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The Pre-Raphaelite Women Get At Least Part Of Their Due
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12 October
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Parents, Do Not Enroll Your Preschooler In Ballet Class
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12 October
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LA’s Studio Musicians Say Move To Streaming Makes Will Kill The Business
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12 October
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How Artists Are Dealing With Student Debt
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12 October
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Billionaire Francois Pinault’s New $170 Million Paris Museum To Open Next June
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12 October
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A Seattle Theatre’s Existential Question: What’s The Cost Of Survival?
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12 October
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The Politics Of Noise (It’s Everywhere)
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12 October
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Don’t Get It Wrong: AI Is A Tool, Not A Mind
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12 October
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Faculty Job Fair
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12 October
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Ennio Morricone honered by pope
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11 October
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‘I Wanted To Form An Orchestra Of People Like Me’: An Ensemble For Musicians With Mental Illness
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11 October
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Helen Shaw Is New Theater Critic At New York Magazine And Vulture
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11 October
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Public Radio’s ‘Studio 360’ To Cease Production
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11 October
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Why Peter Handke’s Nobel Prize Has Made Many People Furious
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11 October
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Lost Section Of Oldest Manuscript Of ‘Tale Of Genji’ Discovered
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11 October
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The Piece So Hard Even Barbara Hannigan Couldn’t Sing It
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11 October
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Jeffrey Epstein Gets Dragged Into $200 Million Battle Over Brancusi Sculpture
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11 October
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Coachella’s Desert X Partners With Saudi Arabia (And Three Artist/Board Members Resign In Protest)
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11 October
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The Play That Made Me Understand Why ‘Porgy And Bess’ Can Be Stifling
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11 October
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London’s Creative Industries Are Growing Much Faster Than In The Rest Of The UK
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11 October
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Who’s The Father Of Today’s Black Theater Renaissance? August Wilson? No, It’s Tyler Perry
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11 October
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Hacking The Museum Tour – Entertainment With Attitude
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11 October
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Meet The Eton-Educated, Non-Binary British Iraqi Draq Queen
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11 October
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Why Do People Support Their Orchestra? This Couple Gave Tens Of Millions To The Toronto Symphony
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11 October
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7 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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11 October
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Bong Joon-Ho Returns Home From Hollywood And Makes His Masterpiece
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11 October
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Venice Will Begin Charging Admission For Tourists Next July
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11 October
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The New MoMA: More Space, Less Story
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11 October
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What Is A Choreopoem?
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11 October
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Report: Arts Engagement Declines Slightly In UK
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11 October
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Why Mark Bradford Is One Of The Most Important Artists Of Our Time
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11 October
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Welsh Arts Funder Sets Minimum Pay For Artists
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10 October
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Classical music news. Obituary
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10 October
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Olga Tokarczuk And Peter Handke Win Nobel Prizes For Literature
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10 October
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B-Boy-Turned-Ballet Dancer Teaches His Moves To His Company
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10 October
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The Real Test Of MoMA’s Expansion Will Be Traffic Flow: Justin Davidson
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10 October
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MoMA’s Expansion Is ‘Smart, Surgical, Sprawling And Slightly Soulless’: Michael Kimmelman
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10 October
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They’ve Rediscovered The Naughty Bits From Europe’s Most Famous Medieval Romance
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10 October
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Why Netflix On Broadway Is Good For Both Of Them
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10 October
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Did The Philly Fringe Risk Its Patrons’ Safety By Including This Event?
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10 October
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The Time I Played Chess Nude With Marcel Duchamp
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10 October
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The Met Opera’s New “Porgy”: Restoring An American Masterpiece
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10 October
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The Banjo And The Ballot Box: Country Music As Political Tool
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10 October
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Surprise: For The First Time Since 1986, Vinyl Is About To Outsell CDs
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10 October
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How Do You Translate The Life Of A Forgotten, Insane Swiss Novelist Into Dance Theater?
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10 October
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Language Frames How We Think About Things. But Changing That Language Can Backfire
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10 October
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Ciaran Carson, Poet Who Captured Belfast, Dead At 70
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10 October
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Twitch Has Become The Most-Popular Live-Streaming Platform, And… There Are Problems
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10 October
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Gabriel Yared to receive Max Steiner Award
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10 October
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Classical music news. Just Listening
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10 October
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Classical music news. Mortality and Loss
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10 October
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Can A Rope Bondage Show Empower Women? These Two Actor-Aerialists Think So
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10 October
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Why “Porgy and Bess” and the Met Need One Another
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10 October
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In The 50 Years Since Caravaggio’s Nativity Was Stolen, Have The Police Been Chasing Bogus Tips?
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10 October
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Why Are Streaming Companies Paying Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars For Old TV Shows?
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10 October
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Facebook Would Pay $40 Million For Falsely Inflating Video Metrics
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10 October
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Mona Lisa Returns To Its Regular Refurbished Gallery
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10 October
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Advancing Philosophy Comes In Clarifying Existing Ideas
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10 October
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Tyshawn Sorey And The Dawning Of Musical Consciousness
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10 October
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The Problem With Museums That Try To Tell The Story Of Classical Music
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9 October
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Review: Lang Lang Returns, Rehabilitated and Almost Reformed
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9 October
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Mr. Armstrong, meet Mr. Shaw
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9 October
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For First Time, Stirling Prize For Architecture Goes To Public Housing Project
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9 October
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Looking Hopeful, Long-Troubled English National Opera Appoints New Artistic Director
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9 October
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Mayhem At New York’s WBAI: Network Fires Staff And Locks Offices As Staffers Go To Court
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9 October
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In Wake Of Racial Incident, Boston’s Museum Of Fine Arts Works To Make Amends
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9 October
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London’s Old Vic Theatre Promised It Would Double The Number Of Women’s Toilets. It Made All Toilets Gender-Neutral Instead, And Some Women Are Furious
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9 October
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‘The Stage’ Runs Pro And Con Articles On The Old Vic’s Gender-Neutral Toilets, Then Deletes Them In A Panic
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9 October
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Paris Opera Director Stéphane Lissner Named Superintendent Of Teatro San Carlo In Naples
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9 October
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Does George W. Bush’s Art Deserve A Show At The Kennedy Center?
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9 October
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Silicon Valley’s Miracle Tech Was Supposed To Make The World A Better Place. What Happened?
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9 October
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A Black, Queer Kentuckian Returns Home To Take The Helm At Actors Theatre Of Louisville
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9 October
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What The Fight Over A Rural Library Says About America
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9 October
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Marshall Efron, Star Of Idiosyncratic TV Comedies, Dead At 81
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9 October
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Why Music Grabs Ahold Of Our Brains
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9 October
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Where Are Artists Priced Out Of Gentrifying Berlin Neighborhoods Going? Here
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9 October
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How Nietzche’s Ideas Still Permeate Our Thinking
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9 October
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Our Most Favorite Story Lines? The Sympathetic Protagonist
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9 October
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Why Civility Is So Difficult In A Democracy
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9 October
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Walt Whitman Had Troubling Views. So Why Is He Still Venerated?
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9 October
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Pop-Up Pop Culture Experiences Are Everywhere. Bored Yet?
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9 October
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American Research Universities Association Decides To Expel Canadian Universities… Then Backtracks
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9 October
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Communications Director opening in Southwest Florida
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9 October
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Francisco Obieta's work recognized
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8 October
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Classical music news. Obituary
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8 October
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When the Performance Is Marred by the Phones
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8 October
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Confetti-Loving Comedian Rip Taylor Dead At 88
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8 October
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New York Mag/Vulture Theater Critic Sara Holdren Steps Down
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8 October
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Who Will Replace Plácido Domingo At Los Angeles Opera? No One
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8 October
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Artist Matthew Wong, Innovative Painter Of Landscapes, Dead By Suicide At 35
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8 October
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African Women Authors Make Historical Fiction Their Own
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8 October
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Major Public Art Project Honors Black Lives In One Of America’s Most Important Black Neighborhoods
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8 October
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Seeing ‘Slave Play’ As A Black Person, With An All-Black Audience
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8 October
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School Maintenance Worker Gets Laid Off, Writes A Hallmark Channel Christmas Movie
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8 October
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Just Two Weeks After Winning A MacArthur, Walter Hood Wins Another $250,000
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8 October
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Royal Ballet’s New Star Marcelino Sambé On How He Got Into Dance
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8 October
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A.I. Software Is Learning To Write Prose — Could It Get Good Enough To Write A ‘New Yorker’ Piece?
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8 October
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Research: Arts, Sports Might Help Cut Homelessness
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8 October
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The Problem With Critics Who Worry That The New ‘Joker’ Movie Will Goad Crazy Incels Into Shooting People
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8 October
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Theatre Ontario To Close After 48 Years
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8 October
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Readying For New Controversies Around Nobel Literature Prize
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8 October
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Netflix Goes Around Theatre Chains, Rents Broadway Theatre For Scorsese Movie Run
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8 October
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For The First Time In 136 Years, Met Opera Begins Sunday Matinees
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8 October
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Does Putting Students Into Reading Levels Discourage Reading?
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8 October
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Anthony Gormley Plans Giant Brexit Sculptures On Brittany Coast
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8 October
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What Royal Shakespeare Company’s Decision Not To Take Oil Company Money Means
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8 October
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Manager of Strategic Initiatives and Planning (ACH)
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8 October
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Operations Director for our Toronto Dance Studio
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8 October
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: Master’s in Performing Arts Management at The New School in NYC
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7 October
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Classical music news. Obituary
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7 October
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Review: Carnegie Hall’s Season Opens With Two Faces of Cleveland
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7 October
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Filming the Show: Pardon the Intrusion? Or Punish It?
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7 October
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What Should Performers Do When Audience Members Are Using Their Phones?
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7 October
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Supermarkets Are Taking Out Newspaper And Magazine Racks
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7 October
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Lighting Projection Design Is Changing More Than Broadway And Big Regional Theatres
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7 October
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The Vision Of James Baldwin’s Last Two Works
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7 October
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Natalie Portman, Just Before She Becomes Thor
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7 October
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Arts Organizations Are Kicking Opioid Money And Oil Money To The Curb, But What About Oligarchs?
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7 October
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Greta Garbo’s Lonely Life Isn’t Just A Myth
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7 October
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A Court Denies Audible’s Request For A Settlement Conference In The Captions Case
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7 October
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The ‘Wow’ Kid Continues His Special Relationship With The Group That Inspired His Outburst Of Approval
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7 October
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Will Robert Indiana’s Home Ever Become The Museum He Envisioned?
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7 October
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Martin Scorsese Says Marvel Movies Aren’t Films; Sam Jackson Begs To Differ
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7 October
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The Secret To Successfully Shopping In Used Bookstores
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7 October
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Looking Deeper Into The Lawsuit Against James Franco
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7 October
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The Museum Where They Print Money
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7 October
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Why Hasn’t A Lauren Gunderson Play Been On Broadway Yet?
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7 October
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Are You An Absolutist On Free Speech? Maybe It’s Time To Rethink?
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7 October
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Addicted To Your Screens? It’s Your Own Fault!
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7 October
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A Worldwide War On Books
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7 October
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Theoretical “Science” You Can Never Prove. Is It Real?
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7 October
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Remembering Jessye Norman
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7 October
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Arts Education For All? (Depends On How You Define It)
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7 October
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The Glastonbury Festival Isn’t Until Next June. But Tickets Sell Out In 34 Minutes
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7 October
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Marcello Giordani, Tenor Who ‘Sang Like a God,’ Dies at 56
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7 October
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Poet, Novelist, Translator And Biographer Elaine Feinstein Has Died
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7 October
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Part Of The Los Angeles Central Library’s Mysteriously Missing Sculpture Returns Home
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7 October
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Nancy Drew Is Still Alive At 90, And Also Still 16 Years Old
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7 October
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Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum Has Been Closed For Renovation For Two Years
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7 October
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Julia Wolfe awarded ‘Genius Grant’
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6 October
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Classical music news. Learn to Conduct in London
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6 October
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Classical music news. Rich with Music and Human Kindness
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6 October
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Foundations, it’s time to stop using grant applications to distribute funding
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6 October
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New Grant Program Focuses on Artists Working with Social Change Organizations
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6 October
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How Libraries Are Bridging the Digital Divide
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6 October
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Decolonizing the Future: museums as agents of generational equity
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6 October
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Why don’t we hear more music by women? The Imani Winds quintet is trying to change that.
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6 October
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Changing the color of opera is the goal of Minnesota Opera’s new leader
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6 October
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A Team of Curators Designs a System for Indigenous Artists to Thrive In
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6 October
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Same-sex, gender-neutral dance partners now allowed to compete in national competitions
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6 October
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Vogue Dancers Subvert a Baroque Spectacle at the Paris Opera
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6 October
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Roger Taillibert, The Architect Of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium, Has Died At 93
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6 October
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Marcello Giordani, Italian Tenor Of Beauty, Has Died At 56
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6 October
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Julie Delpy Was Paid One Tenth Of What Ethan Hawke Was Paid For ‘Before Sunrise’
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6 October
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The New Museum That’s Expressly Designed For Selfies
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6 October
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Breaking All The Rules Of The Tango To Make It Better, And To Make It Safe
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6 October
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The Woman Who Changed Hawai’i – And International – Theatre Forever
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6 October
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London’s National Theatre To End Funding From Shell
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6 October
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In Dijon, This Museum Features Not Mustard But The Goddess Of The Waters
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6 October
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Even After Hordes Of ‘New Yorker’ Publications, Authors Might Need To Be Rescued For Future Readers
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6 October
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Groundbreaking Oscar-Nominated Actress And Singer Diahann Carroll Has Died At 84
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6 October
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The Secret To A Life Well-Lived
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6 October
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What’s The Bestselling Album In Britain Right Now? Abbey Road, Obviously
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6 October
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A Three-Year Saga Comes To A Conclusion As Jeff Koons’ Tulip Sculpture Lands In Paris
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6 October
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The First Black Woman To Direct In Hollywood Says That Industry Thought She Was ‘Too Black’
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6 October
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College Kids Don’t Want Your Fancy ‘Reinvention,’ Just A Plain Old Library
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6 October
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A British Greeting Card Company Says It Isn’t Trying To Own A Banksy, Just Use It To Sell Cards
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5 October
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A Classical Duo ‘Nerding Out’ on the Cosmos
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5 October
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Paul Badura-Skoda, Who Could Make a Piano Sing, Dies at 91
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5 October
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Annie-B Parson On Choreographing For Non-Dancers (Such As David Byrne’s Band)
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5 October
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Arts Council England’s New Strategy For Culture Seems To Be More About Itself Than The Arts
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5 October
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Yemen’s Ancient Cultural Treasures Are Being Damaged In Its Civil War
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5 October
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Did Tate Museum Outpost Revive An Ailing UK Sea Town?
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5 October
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A Case For Reconsidering New Age Music As Art
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5 October
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Students Sue Actor James Franco Over Sex Scenes Class
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5 October
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Letters From A Young Jerome Robbins When He Was Trying To Make It As A Dancer (And Failing)
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5 October
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Ellen Reid receives Pulitzer Prize
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5 October
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James Horner Composition Endowed Scholarship established
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5 October
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Austrian State Prize for Thomas Larcher
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5 October
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Gaudeamus Award 2019 to Kelley Sheehan
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4 October
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Classical music news. Obituary
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4 October
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Review: After Ambitious Operas, the Philharmonic Exhales
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4 October
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Balking at Walker: Darren, Ford Foundation’s President, Becomes National Gallery’s New Trustee
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4 October
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Donor Myopia
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4 October
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Uffizi Director Backs Out Of New Job In Vienna, And Austrians Are Furious
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4 October
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Baltimore Symphony May Be Back On Stage, But It’s Not Saved Yet
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4 October
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Staffers Convince Intiman Theatre’s Board Not To Shut The Company Down
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4 October
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Art Classes Instead Of Court Dates For Misdemeanor Offenders In Brooklyn
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4 October
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The Reigning Queen Of Queer Cartoons
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4 October
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Is ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Really Good For Drag As A Whole?
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4 October
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If There’s A No-Deal Brexit, Many British Performers May Have To Give Up Touring In Europe At All
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4 October
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The Fraught Art Of Page-Turning
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4 October
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Chicago’s Museum Of Science And Industry Gets A New Name (And $125 Million)
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4 October
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Mind Meld: The Risks (And Rewards) Of Linking Our Brains With Computers
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4 October
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Think Translating Opera For Surtitles Is Tricky? Try Putting ‘Porgy And Bess’ Into German Or Spanish
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4 October
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The Louvre Is Moving Around Its Collections And Rehanging Art
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4 October
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Wayne Fitzgerald, Master Of The Movie Title Sequence, Dead At 89
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4 October
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Of The Moment: How To Capture Improvisation
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4 October
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5 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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4 October
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The Grimms’ Fairy Tales Weren’t Published For Children, And The Originals Would Shock Many Parents Today
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4 October
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New Technology Could Finally Make Ancient Pompeii Scrolls Readable
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4 October
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Silence’s Central Role In Music
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4 October
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I Used To Be An Avid Reader. But Since The Internet…
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4 October
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The Scary Apocalyptic Literature Of The Nationalist Far Right
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4 October
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Why Public Libraries Across America Are Eliminating Book Fines
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4 October
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Ontario Slashes Art Budget, Leaving Publishers Unable To Pay Writers, Illustrators
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3 October
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Classical music news. The Prometheus Revolution
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3 October
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Composer Giya Kancheli Dead At 84
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3 October
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Royal Shakespeare Company Gives Up BP Sponsorship
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3 October
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Museums’ Board Members Come Under More Scrutiny As Institutions Depend Ever More On Their Money
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3 October
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Sales Tax Hike For Arts And Parks Is The Major Issue In Charlotte’s Upcoming Elections
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3 October
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Angel Corella Is Reworking All Of Pennsylvania Ballet’s Story Ballets
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3 October
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Tyler Perry, ‘The Most Successful Mogul Hollywood Has Ever Ignored’
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3 October
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New York’s Rubin Museum Announces ‘Restructuring’ For ‘Long-Term Sustainability’
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3 October
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MoMA, Modernism, And Times Long Gone By
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3 October
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Cookbooks Sell Very Well. Why Aren’t Their Authors Aren’t Making More Money From Them?
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3 October
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What Placido Domingo Meant To LA Opera
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3 October
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Can A Rapper’s Take On Camus Become France’s ‘Hamilton’?
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3 October
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Former Getty Foundation Leader Deborah Marrow, Dies In LA
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3 October
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The Sounds Of Silence: A Brief, Quiet History Of ‘Negative Space’ In Music
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3 October
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Ancient Romans Used Infographics
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3 October
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David Henry Hwang And Jeanine Tesori Turn ‘The King And I’ On Its Head
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3 October
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Penguin Random House Defends Author Against Plagiarism Claims In Dr. Zhivago Book
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3 October
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Placido Domingo Resigns From LA Opera
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3 October
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EU Report: Europe Is At A Social Turning Point – Arts Need To Play Role
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3 October
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Why We Need To Learn How To Do Nothing Well
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3 October
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New Trend On Instagram: Getting Real (Yes We Hear Your Skepticism)
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3 October
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Nation Within Nation? America’s Problematic Issues With Indigenous Rights
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3 October
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Expression of Interest – Pathside Building (Jersey City, NJ)
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2 October
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This Time, the Los Angeles Philharmonic Promotes From Within
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2 October
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A Migrant’s Tragic Journey to Europe. It’s Not on the News, It’s Opera.
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2 October
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How the Silence Makes the Music
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2 October
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Martin Bernheimer, Tartly Eloquent Music Critic, Dies at 83
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2 October
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Jessye Norman’s lost Isolde – and so much else
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2 October
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What Paul Badura-Skoda Did For Classical Piano
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2 October
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Minneapolis Institute Of Art Selects Its New Director
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2 October
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Abstract Expressionist Painter Mary Abbott Dead At 98
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2 October
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What A Conductor Really Does Up There
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2 October
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Listening Clubs Bring Audiences Of NPR’s Spanish-Language Podcast Together In Real Life
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2 October
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England’s Arts Funder Is Now A Target Of Climate Activists
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2 October
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Kyle Abraham Wants To Show Us A Misty Copeland We’ve Never Seen Before
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2 October
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AI Now Sees Better Than Humans Do. Also Differently. Does It Matter?
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2 October
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The World’s Largest Collection Of Contemporary South African Art Belongs To — Nando’s (Yes, The Grilled Chicken Chain)
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2 October
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The New Music Career: Mosaics?
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2 October
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The Three Ages Of Podcasting
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2 October
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Lebanon’s Economy Has Collapsed. Some Artists See Opportunity
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2 October
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A Day In The (Very Busy) Life Of The Ailey Company’s Production Stage Manager
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2 October
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How Classical Music Has Become Big Video Game Business
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2 October
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Hervé Birolini receives QuattroPole Music Prize
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2 October
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The Surprise of Jaap van Zweden’s Philharmonic Tenure? Surprise
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2 October
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Hearing is believing
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2 October
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Propwatch: the gloves in ‘The Watsons’
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2 October
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Fashion and Dance Get Married
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2 October
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Searching Through The Myths (Some Of Them Her Own) For Zora Neale Hurston
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2 October
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This Year’s Giller Prize Finalists
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2 October
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What Effect Do Morals Have On Our Political Leanings?
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2 October
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The Tech Revolution Was Supposed To Be Fun. So What Happened?
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2 October
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Prose Poetry: So If Everything Is A Poem, Then Nothing Is
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2 October
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Study: Inventors Are More Productive When They’re Geographically Clustered
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2 October
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Zadie Smith: On Reconsidering Fiction
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2 October
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Assistant Professor of Arts Administration
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2 October
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Artistic Director – Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
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2 October
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Curious: LA Phil Names A New Executive Director But He Declines To Talk About It
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2 October
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Cristóbal Halffter receives Spanish Music Prize
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1 October
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Classical music news. Obituary
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1 October
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SIFF seeks Executive Director
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1 October
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In Paris, A New Musée De La Libération Commemorates The Nazi Occupation Of The City And Its Emancipation
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1 October
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Percentage Of Americans Who Listen To Audiobooks Has Doubled In Eight Years
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1 October
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Anne-Sophie Mutter Stops Performance Mid-Concerto To Confront Audience Member Shooting Video
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1 October
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‘Star Wars’ Franchise Gets Its First (Admittedly) Gay Characters
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1 October
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Notre-Dame: A Progress Report, Five Months After The Fire
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1 October
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Jimmy Nelson, Star Of Golden Age Of Ventriloquism, Dead At 90
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1 October
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Philadanco Founder Joan Myers Brown Gives Up One Of Her Many Jobs
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1 October
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Can Sound, Music, Physically Heal Our Bodies?
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1 October
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What American Theater Owes To Uta Hagen
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