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A Paris Opera Conductor Comes Full Circle
Rebecca Schmid//30 views
Philippe Jordan talks about his new role in Vienna and his farewell to Paris: a new staging of Wagner’s “Ring,” which he conducted there in 2010. After over a d...
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The Saint Who Stopped an Epidemic Is on Lockdown at the Met
Jason Farago//40 views/3 comments
Critic’s Notebook Quarantined in Sicily, van Dyck painted a daughter of Palermo who saved the city from an outbreak. Our critic went to see her in an empty muse...
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Can Hip Rolls Help? Finding Uplift in Debbie Allen’s Instagram Class
Melena Ryzik//36 views/1 comments
Our writer hadn’t thought much about fun or joy, or about the bawdiness that comes out of a funk beat. But Ms. Allen had. Debbie Allen’s live dance class on Ins...
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What’s on TV Thursday: ‘1917’ and ‘Unorthodox’
Gabe Cohn//51 views
Sam Mendes’s World War I drama is available for digital rental. And a series based on a memoir by Deborah Feldman debuts on Netflix. 1917 (2019) Rent on Amazon,...
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Review: ‘Unorthodox,’ a Stunning Escape From Brooklyn
James Poniewozik//29 views/1 comments
Critic’s Pick A young Hasidic woman’s flight from her marriage and community makes for a modern-day period piece with a striking star performance. Anna Winger w...
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Britain’s Soap Operas Offer Escape From Coronavirus. For Now.
Alex Marshall//41 views
Filming has stopped on shows like ‘EastEnders’ and ‘Coronation Street,’ and episodes will air less frequently. Some fans are worried they’ll run out. LONDON — L...
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Albert Uderzo, 92, Co-Creator of French Comic Series Asterix, Dies
Aurelien Breeden//37 views
He teamed up with the writer René Goscinny to create the mustachioed Gaul, whose adventures have sold hundreds of millions of comic books worldwide. PARIS — Alb...
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Jessie Reyez Is Yelling and Loving at the Same Time
Jon Pareles//47 views/2 comments
The 28-year-old musician’s debut album “Before Love Came to Kill Us” is meant to motivate people to think about their mortality. Now she’s releasing it during a...
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What Will Art Look Like When We Re-Emerge From Isolation?
Jason Farago//45 views/2 comments
Critic’s Notebook The pandemic has not only shut down museums and galleries. It has canceled an entire way of life for contemporary artists — and forces a recon...
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Dancers Still Need Daily Class. No Barre? Just Grab a Chair.
Gia Kourlas//40 views
We checked in with American Ballet Theater and New York City Ballet to see how the companies were keeping dancers fit, and together. Carlos Lopez, a ballet mast...
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He’d Always Been Thundercat, Whether He Knew It or Not
Alex Pappademas//35 views
The bassist and singer Stephen Bruner invites listeners into his eccentric world. His new album, “It Is What It Is,” is a vivid portrait of living with uncertai...
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Stellenbosch Triennale, a Bold Experiment
Siddhartha Mitter//33 views
In a South African city emblematic of wealth and privilege, a program of radical art from the whole continent seeks to confront and heal. A visitor to the Stell...
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Broadway Is Shuttered but Its Buildings Sing: A Virtual Tour
Michael Kimmelman//29 views/1 comments
David Rockwell, the architect and Tony-winning show designer, talks about the stories and history behind his favorite theaters. Weeks ago, back when New Yorkers...
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Mister Rogers Song and Dr. Dre Added to National Recording Registry
Jennifer Schuessler//24 views/2 comments
The Library of Congress designates 25 recordings for preservation, in what it is billing as “the ultimate ‘stay at home’ playlist.” The theme song for “Mister R...
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What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘Crip Camp’ and ‘Dark Phoenix’
Gabe Cohn//41 views/1 comments
The documentary “Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution” debuts on Netflix. And “Dark Phoenix” airs on HBO. CRIP CAMP: A DISABILITY REVOLUTION (2020) Stream on Netf...