‘Selling Kabul’ Review: Trapped in a War and an Apartment
In Sylvia Khoury’s intriguing new game, the characters sometimes feel like wheels on a machine, but watching it work is a tense thrill. Source link
In Sylvia Khoury’s intriguing new game, the characters sometimes feel like wheels on a machine, but watching it work is a tense thrill. Source link
Day’Ron Sharpe instinctively lowered his head under the door and scanned his eyes across the circle. Its shape was a straight line running perpendicular to it, with two bedrooms and a bathroom to its left; another bedroom and bathroom to the right; and a kitchen, living room and balcony open to bright light from large …
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ROOMS ARE NOT THAT IMPORTANT in Alice Neel; His focus was people. Confirming the clear-eyed compassion she feels for people from all walks of life, Neel’s work reveals the deep interiority of her subjects, with vivid, almost cartoon-like depictions of wide-angle eyes, sunken chins, and speckled skin in green or its shades. spotted with blue-violet …
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When Kathryn Gallagher was 11 years old, career demands from her father, actor Peter Gallagher, forced the family to move from Manhattan’s Upper West Side to Los Angeles. A decade or so later, the demands of her own burgeoning career – particularly her role in the 2015 Broadway revival of “Spring Awakening” – meant a …
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