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Martha Argerich: Golden-Toned Mistress of the Piano
Born in 1941 in Argentina, of Argentine and Swiss parentage, Martha Argerich ranks as one of the great pianists of the era. She began her piano studies at age 3 ...
June 16, 2020
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Diana Barth
Theater Review: ‘Feathers of Fire: A Persian Epic’
“Feathers of Fire: A Persian Epic” is like a Disney fairy tale. It’s such an engrossing cinematic spectacle—exhilarating ...
June 10, 2020
BY
Betty Mohr
Online-Theater Review: ‘Cymbeline: A Folk Tale With Music’
One of Shakespeare’s last plays, “Cymbeline” is considered to be one of his more problematic works. That’s because ...
May 30, 2020
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Betty Mohr
A Singer-Songwriter Has Come to Lift Our Spirits
MOUNT HOPE, New York—Katy Mantyk is a special soul. The first time I heard her play was at ...
May 28, 2020
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J.H. White
The Return of Traditional Classical Music
One of the signs of the sickness besetting modern culture is the apparent loss of the grand tradition ...
May 13, 2020
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Joseph Pearce
Voices of Celebration & Freedom: 2020 World Falun Dafa Day Virtual Concert
This Wednesday, May 13 is World Falun Dafa Day. It’s a special day, especially for me. I probably ...
May 11, 2020
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J.H. White
Book Review: ‘They Made Us Happy: Betty Comden & Adolph Green’s Musicals & Movies’
With works ranging from those which have long since attained classic status—such as the 1952 MGM musical "Singin' ...
May 9, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
Albums of Distinction: ‘Jascha Heifetz: The Supreme’
The title “Jascha Heifetz: The Supreme” of Arkiv’s two-disc Artists of the Century collection, which ranges from Bach ...
May 9, 2020
BY
Diana Barth
The Homebound Project: Theater People Act to Help Feed Our Kids
COVID-19 has caused so much suffering to so many. One section of the needy population is children, who, ...
May 7, 2020
BY
Diana Barth
Book Review: ‘Ray Bolger: More Than a Scarecrow’: A Star of Yesteryear
It can be a challenge to create a complex portrait of a man when any mention of his ...
April 28, 2020
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Judd Hollander
Piano Teachers Adapt to Survive
With non-essential industries shut down in Australia, private music teachers have been forced to think outside the box ...
April 20, 2020
BY
Jessie Zhang
A Little Bit of Pavorotti and a Lot of ‘La Bohème’
Imagine opening night. You’re sitting on a plush red chair and looking out at a gilded stage in a ...
April 17, 2020
BY
Betty Mohr
Theater Review: ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’: A Farce Beyond Funny
Originally produced by London’s National Theatre of Great Britain back in 2012 and later brought to Broadway's Music ...
April 15, 2020
BY
Diana Barth
Chicago’s Empty Stages
CHICAGO—A few weeks ago if one walked into a theater lobby in Chicago, one would hear the sound ...
March 28, 2020
BY
Betty Mohr
Theater Review: ‘Mr. Toole’: Passion, Disillusionment, and Tenacity
NEW YORK—Vivian Neuwirth's drama "Mr. Toole” is a fictionalized take on the real-life story of John Kennedy Toole ...
March 15, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
Doctors Have a ‘Magical’ Experience at Shen Yun
MONTPELLIER, France—On March 10, Shen Yun presented the first performance of the 2020 show at Montpellier in Occitanie, ...
March 14, 2020
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Epoch Newsroom
Theater Review: ‘Unknown Soldier’: Generations and Mysteries Unfold
NEW YORK—A young girl, Ellen (Zoe Glick), around 11 years old, enters and sings: "Sometimes you see a ...
March 11, 2020
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Diana Barth
Theater Review: ‘Coal Country’: Folksy, Poignant Telling of a Disaster
NEW YORK—Death statistics should not be simply filed and forgotten. What writers Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen set ...
March 4, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
Theater Review: ‘Lady G: Plays and Whisperings of Lady Gregory’
NEW YORK—Lady Augusta Gregory is a famous name in theater, but not much is generally known about her. ...
February 27, 2020
BY
Diana Barth
Theater Review: ‘The Sabbath Girl’: Finding That Special Person
NEW YORK— Can two people from completely different worlds find common ground? This is the underlying idea of ...
February 19, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
Theater Reviews: ‘Chekhov/Tolstoy Love Stories’: Adaptations From Two Russian Greats
NEW YORK—Can short stories morph into theatrical entities? British playwright and actor Miles Malleson has theatricalized two short ...
February 15, 2020
BY
Diana Barth
Theater Review: ‘Paradise Lost’: We Would Have Lost Paradise Too
NEW YORK—From the opening exchange between Satan and Beelzebub, Tom Dulack’s script captivates. Dulack’s take on “Paradise Lost” ...
February 11, 2020
BY
Jani Allan
Theater Review: ‘Das Barbecü’: Wagner, Southern style
NEW YORK—The great thing about a classic is how, in the right hands, it can be transformed into something ...
January 30, 2020
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Judd Hollander
Theater Review: ‘My Name Is Lucy Barton’
NEW YORK—Each of us has links to our past, no matter how we may try to deny them. ...
January 27, 2020
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Judd Hollander
Theater Review: ‘The Scourge’
NEW YORK—Irish Repertory Theatre's downstairs W. Scott McLucas Studio Theatre is now presenting a unique offering: It is ...
January 27, 2020
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Diana Barth
Why Shen Yun’s Music Resonates With Our Souls
Shen Yun Performing Arts famously uses a unique ensemble, blending sounds and instruments of the East and the ...
January 17, 2020
BY
Catherine Yang
Theater Review: ‘London Assurance’: A Slow Build in This 19th-Century Farce
NEW YORK—The sin of pride leads to more than a few comeuppances in Dion Boucicault's 19th-century farce "London ...
January 16, 2020
BY
Judd Hollander
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