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Kharkiv’s Opera House Has Been Wrecked By Russian Missiles, But Its Company Continues To...
"In this, the 148th season of the company, the tiny core of remaining artists" – most of them escaped to Lithuania and are touring...
Chicago Seems Unable To Keep A Period-Instrument Orchestra. So It’s Adopting Cleveland’s.
The city's own Baroque-instrument ensembles seem to run out of energy and money after no more than ten years. (The venerable Music of the...
“Extraordinary. And Exhausting.” How The Staff Is Coping With Management Chaos At Sacramento’s Capital...
"An audit showing unpaid bills. More than half of CapRadio’s board later resigned. Potential conflicts of interest came to light. News from competitors ......
PBS’s Fall Schedule Is Almost Completely Unaffected By The Strikes. How Did They Pull...
"In fact, according to PBS’s chief programming executive, … just one program on its fall lineup was impacted by the strikes: John Leguizamo’s American...
The Gettysburg Review Is Abruptly Shut Down By Gettysburg College
The college's president granted that the Review is "a superb literary journal, does really extraordinary work … (but) its purpose is not the education...
Scrotum-Nailing, Bank-Burning Russian Refugee Artist Sentenced To Prison In France For Leaking Sexts
Pyotr Pavlensky was sentenced to six months' imprisonment and fined €20,000 for broadcasting sex videos of politician Benjamin Griveaux, this driving him out of...
A Queer Cowboy Ballet? Yup.
Okay, not ballet, strictly speaking. For the tenth anniversary of his company, Dark Circles Contemporary Dance, artistic director Joshua L. Peugh has re-investigated his...
These Are Hard Times For Arts Organizations, And Even Harder For Small Ones
Their small staffs have more tasks to juggle, they depend more on volunteers (meaning unpaid labor), the size of foundation grants is based on...
“Unlike Anything Else I Was Seeing In The Theater”: Ben Brantley On Nobel Prizewinner...
Watching his A Summer Day, "I succumbed to a strangely paradoxical feeling of calm, continuous dread. … I could understand why Fosse’s work had...
This Literary Magazine’s Publisher Is Giving Up Its Online Version To Keep The Print...
Amy Mae Baxter, founder of Bad Form: "As costs rise for everyone, it doesn’t feel fair for me not to be paying our contributing...
This Seaside Resort Was A Retirement Haven Nicknamed “God’s Waiting Room.” Then The Turner...
"Locals are hoping it will change (Eastbourne's) reputation and place it on a (larger) cultural stage. But as shown by the experiences of other...
This Actor Quit Theater Because It Simply Didn’t Pay Enough. Now He’s Artistic Director...
Lance Gardner, who'd given "rock-star performances" in a huge variety of roles, gave up acting in 2019 to become live events producer for public...
Opera Philadelphia’s O23 Festival Was Considerably Smaller Than In Previous Years. How Did It...
Mostly well, writes Peter Dobrin. The three major offerings got a very warm reception from audiences and critics alike; one sold out its last...
Talks “Suspended” As Hollywood Studios Walk Away From Negotiations With SAG-AFTRA
"On Wednesday night, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers declared that negotiations with SAG-AFTRA are suspended, given that the gap between the...
Art Bridges, Alice Walton’s Foundation, Gives $40 Million To U.S. Museums In A Program...
"The grants, ranging from $56,000 to more than $2 million for a three-year period, are intended to fund programs to attract new audiences, whether...
State Of Utah Sues TikTok Over The Mental Damage The App Allegedly Causes Young...
"Utah became the latest state to file a lawsuit against TikTok, alleging the company is 'baiting' children into addictive and unhealthy social media habits....
NPR Left Twitter Six Months Ago. The Cost In Web Traffic? Tiny.
"A memo circulated to NPR staff says traffic has dropped by only a single percentage point as a result of leaving Twitter, now officially...
Choreographer Kyle Abraham On His “Dance With Purpose”
"If I’m making a piece, whether I’m meaning for it to be political or not, I have to be aware that if I have...
Playwright David Adjmi’s Having His First New York Production In A Decade, And It’s...
"(Stereophonic) unfolds in a recording studio, where a rock band’s protracted work on an album straddles a year from 1976-77. 'It really is like...
“An Aesthetic Of Disobedience” — Oscar Wilde As Critic
As he wrote in "The Soul of Man Under Socialism," "Disobedience, in the eyes of anyone who has read history, is man’s original virtue....
Influencer Boxing (Or, The Joys Of Watching Obnoxious Social Media Celebrities Punch Each Other’s...
"This is the world of internet-famous tough guys and celebrities clinging to relevance, of manufactured beefs and emotional arcs plotted via training videos and...
Shirley Jackson’s Horror Fiction As Grief Therapy
"A common trope in horror is that the character being haunted, possessed, or hunted is going through a personal agony — one that either...
A Never-Before-Published Interview With Gabriel García Márquez
"What would be great is to collect all the myths that exist about me, because maybe they’re more interesting than my life!" Q: "Could...
The Tiny Village Radio Station In India That’s Helping Fight The Patriarchy
"Meet 'Alfaz-e-Mewat,' a community radio station that offers a mix of group therapy, education, women’s empowerment and entertainment. … In this region — which...
U.S. Federal Trade Commission Proposes Requiring All Ticket Sellers To State Service Fees Up...
"The rule would not set a limit on the fees, but rather would require broader disclosures, including the purpose of the fees and whether...
