Handmade quilts, which lie at the intersection of functionality, art, and craft, are part of the fabric (forgive the pun) of American history.
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Stop lying to yourself, you erudite New York theatergoer: country music is fun! The genre is full of big hooks, clever and catchy lyrics, and rollicking...
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The story told in the new musical Swept Away has its roots in the real 1884 shipwreck of the Mignonette, a yacht that sank off the coast of West Africa en...
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I saw two musicals populated by robots last week, both of them featuring human actors playing humanoids designed to be useful to humans,...
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Comedian Francesa D'Uva's father died in June 2020 from COVID. He was in a coma in a hospital on a ventilator where his family could not visit him.
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A lot of style-section ink gets spilled over generational clashes: “OK boomer” versus millennial entitlement and avocado toast versus Gen Z's earnest...
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At some point in Robert O'Hara's new play Shit. Meet. Fan. the audience is so riled up, laughing and gasping at every reveal, it feels like the heyday of...
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The metaphors in Burnout Paradise could hardly be less subtle: here we all are on the treadmill of our day-to-day routines, overfull with the mundane tasks...
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Soho Rep bids Walkerspace farewell with a maximalist fantasia by Alina Troyano and Branden Jacobs-Jenkins. Loren Noveck reviews.
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Miriam Battye's play about dating after thirty falls on clichés and mismatched chemistry between its stars. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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