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Why Dark Comedies Are The TV Fare We Need

“In a world that’s bleak enough already, feel-good, heartfelt comedy feels like a salve; earnest sitcoms seem to counteract the vitriol of the real world. But the dark comedies, by their very nature, feel truer to life than their more wholesome peers. … They plumb humor from everyday tragicomedy.” – The New York Times Magazine

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Conductor Herbert Blomstedt, 99

Over his seven-decade career, he was music director or principal conductor of the flagship orchestras in Oslo, Danish and Swedish Radio, Dresden, San Francisco, and Leipzig — then spent his 80s and 90s as a surprisingly energetic and much-beloved guest conductor all over Europe, the US, and East Asia....
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2,800-Year-Old Bone Flute Discovered In Ruins Of Troy

The relic is the first musical instrument found at the site in 156 years of excavations. - Smithsonian Magazine
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After 20 Years, “Spring Awakening” Creators’ Second Musical Is Finally Making Its Mark

With their Broadway debut a smash hit, Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik expected their next musical, Nero (about the Roman emperor), would go far But, after a 2006 production in San Francisco, the piece got nothing more than workshops and showcases for producers. At long last, Nero is having...

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Vice President for Advancement, Aspen Music Festival and School

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Guild Hall seeks a visionary leader to guide a renowned multidisciplinary cultural institution into its next era of artistic excellence, civic leadership, and national impact.
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David and Francie Horvitz Family Foundation Director-The Gund at Kenyon College

The Gund at Kenyon College, a contemporary and modern art museum for shared learning and connection, seeks a leader with expansive vision--https://www.mcaonline.com/searches/director-gund
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State Theatre New Jersey seeks Chief Advancement Officer

State Theatre New Jersey seeks Chief Advancement Officer. Annual salary range between $135,000 - $160,000.
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Executive Director, National Museum of Women in the Arts

The National Museum of Women in the Arts seeks a bold, relationship-driven leader to serve as its next Executive Director
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Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco seeks Director of Digital Experience

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