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[ad_1] In fact, sometimes art speeds up even when bombs are falling. Mr. Voznyak said that two Ukrainian artists, Vlada Ralko and Volodymyr Budnikov, spent a month in a disused gallery in the palace, which was suddenly vacated after the Russian invasion. They donated dozens of artifacts that they produced, most of them describing the …
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[ad_1] Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra entertained late Tuesday morning as four trumpet players, all under 30, took their seats in the rehearsal room. “Young Lions!” He referred to the sharply dressed, tradition-minded bop-and-comers cohort that led baritone saxophonist Paul Nedzela during the Reagan and Clinton administrations toward a concert art with a classical-style …
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[ad_1] Sonia enters the stage naked. Even from afar, he is an imposing being, taller than the two men helping him walk. All right, I’m running it. Sonia is a puppet and would be inactive without them. Still, in “Lunch with Sonia,” doesn’t it feel that way for a moment? La MaMa’s annual puppet festival. …
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[ad_1] Carnegie Hall, the country’s leading concert venue, which was closed for 572 days due to the pandemic, opened its season on Wednesday. He only received a simple greeting from the stage – “welcome back” Clive Gillinson, the executive and artistic director of the hall – so that the audience is constantly bursting with cheers. …
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[ad_1] Kristin and Matt Collins, a couple from Annapolis, Md., lined up at the Richard Rodgers Theater on “Hamilton” reopening night with two extra tickets to give to anyone who asked. A few yards away, two musical theater students, Chris Graham and Addie Trivers, were watching all the opening night excitement and wishing they could …
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[ad_1] Here’s what you need to know: pictureThe reopening of Broadway comes as various performing arts venues across the country resume in-person indoor performances.Credit…Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet for The New York Times longest closing Broadway the date is over. Some of the biggest shows in musical theater tonight,”Lion King”“Bad” and “Hamilton” continues their performance 18 months after …
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[ad_1] As New York wakes up from its slumber, it’s clear this isn’t just any morning. There’s Stephen Colbert on a rooftop, and Peppermint, a drag queen who walks a bridge in shimmering heels. On the Lower East Side, Sara Bareilles is sitting in a cafe, but she has something on her mind so she …
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[ad_1] DHAKA, Bangladesh — Nasrin Jahan woke up out of breath. His daughter held him in the back of a rickshaw as he drove to a nearby clinic where he was hooked up to an oxygen cylinder. From there, an ambulance took him to one hospital, then another, and searched for a bed. His daughter, …
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[ad_1] After 16 long months, British government lifted almost all pandemic restrictions UK-wide on Monday, including work-from-home guidance. But when the so-called Freedom Day arrives, the nation declares about 50,000 new cases of coronavirus One day in a population of about two-thirds fully vaccinated. And now apingdemicIt’s causing staff shortages across all industries, with hundreds …
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[ad_1] Broadway plans to begin performances of at least three dozen shows before the end of the year, but producers don’t know if there will be enough tourists, often two-thirds of the audience, to support them all. The Metropolitan Opera is planning a comeback in September, but only if its musicians agree to pay the …
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[ad_1] LENOX, Mass. — There was a time last summer when you could still return to Tanglewood, America’s idyllic summer home, if you were brave enough. Boston Symphony Orchestra Request. There were ordinary local teenagers directing you to your parking lot, pointing the way every few meters; usual state cops, patrol cars idle, a hat …
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