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“The Baker’s Wife,” A Musical That’s Been Proofing In The Oven For 50 Years
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“The Baker’s Wife,” A Musical That’s Been Proofing In The Oven For 50 Years

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Is Marseille Becoming A Dance Capital?
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Is Marseille Becoming A Dance Capital?

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DJing As Therapy For Ukrainian War Veterans
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DJing As Therapy For Ukrainian War Veterans

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Art Institute Of Chicago Is Building $50 Million Conservation Center
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Art Institute Of Chicago Is Building $50 Million Conservation Center

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Historic Philadelphia Theater To Become Cicely Tyson Performing Arts Center
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Historic Philadelphia Theater To Become Cicely Tyson Performing Arts Center

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Grade Inflation At Elite Colleges: Students Are Obsessed With “Points Taken Off”
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Grade Inflation At Elite Colleges: Students Are Obsessed With “Points Taken Off”

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It’s Official: The Big, Weird, Brutalist Fountain In San Francisco Will Be Removed
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It’s Official: The Big, Weird, Brutalist Fountain In San Francisco Will Be Removed

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For First Time, Diary Collection Wins Baillie Gifford Prize For Nonfiction
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For First Time, Diary Collection Wins Baillie Gifford Prize For Nonfiction

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Prix Goncourt, France’s Top Literary Prize, Goes To 20th-Century Family Saga “The Empty House”
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Prix Goncourt, France’s Top Literary Prize, Goes To 20th-Century Family Saga “The Empty House”

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Medieval Tower In Rome Collapses, Kills Worker
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Medieval Tower In Rome Collapses, Kills Worker

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Some Folks Are Not Happy About Philadelphia Art Museum’s Rebrand, And That Includes Some Board Members
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Some Folks Are Not Happy About Philadelphia Art Museum’s Rebrand, And That Includes Some Board Members

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Anne Sexton’s Horror Short Stories, Rejected By The New Yorker
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Anne Sexton’s Horror Short Stories, Rejected By The New Yorker

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The Persistent, Pernicious Myths About Shakespeare And Marlowe
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The Persistent, Pernicious Myths About Shakespeare And Marlowe

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Movie Theater Owners Are Freaking Out Over Possible Sale Of Warner Bros. Discovery
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Movie Theater Owners Are Freaking Out Over Possible Sale Of Warner Bros. Discovery

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Ohio Law Could Void Cleveland State University’s Transfer Of Its Student Radio Station To City’s Public Radio Outlet
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Ohio Law Could Void Cleveland State University’s Transfer Of Its Student Radio Station To City’s Public Radio Outlet

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A New Hall Of Fame For Dance, Complete With Its First Inductees
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A New Hall Of Fame For Dance, Complete With Its First Inductees

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Arts School In New Jersey’s Largest City Abruptly Closes
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Arts School In New Jersey’s Largest City Abruptly Closes

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Actress Diane Ladd, Three-Time Oscar Nominee, Has Died At 89
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Actress Diane Ladd, Three-Time Oscar Nominee, Has Died At 89

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Las Vegas Philharmonic Makes Surprise Announcement Of New Music Director
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Las Vegas Philharmonic Makes Surprise Announcement Of New Music Director

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Revered Pianist Maria João Pires Retires From Performing
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Revered Pianist Maria João Pires Retires From Performing

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Climate-Protesting Art Vandal Who Targeted Degas In D.C. Gets 18 Months
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Climate-Protesting Art Vandal Who Targeted Degas In D.C. Gets 18 Months

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Climate Protestors Who Vandalized Stonehenge Acquitted
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Climate Protestors Who Vandalized Stonehenge Acquitted

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“No Thinking, No Rationale, No Explanation” — Yet Precise: Sharon Eyal’s Choreographic Process
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“No Thinking, No Rationale, No Explanation” — Yet Precise: Sharon Eyal’s Choreographic Process

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About AI, Many Podcasters Are Rather Ambivalent
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About AI, Many Podcasters Are Rather Ambivalent

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A Play About Thomas Jefferson And Sally Hemings Nearly Broke This Theater Company Apart. Now It’s Trying Again.
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A Play About Thomas Jefferson And Sally Hemings Nearly Broke This Theater Company Apart. Now It’s Trying Again.

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