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‘Orphism in Paris,’ Now at the Guggenheim, Reflects the Energy and Optimism of the ‘Movement Between Movements’
Guillaume Apollinaire named the body of work devoted to delicate innovations in abstracted form, and especially color, after the legendary figure of Greek mythology, Orpheus.
Eddie Redmayne Aces Multiple Guises in New Version of ‘The Day of the Jackal’
Loosely based on the 1971 novel by Frederick Forsyth, which was made into a ripping movie two years later, the Peacock mini-series naturally expands the narrative while updating the setting to contemporary times.
Broadway Theatergoers May Want To Pack Tissues for ‘Maybe Happy Ending,’ the Most Enchanting New Musical in Years
‘Ending’ is a one-act meditation on love, loss, mortality, and moral responsibility for the digital age delivered with a mix of sharp humor, poignance, and sheer imagination that’s nothing short of breathtaking.
Jazz Records Produced for the Armed Forces in World War II Provide a Unique Snapshot of a Nearly Lost Time
In ‘A Wonderful World,’ a Jazz Giant, Louis Armstrong, Comes Across as Smaller Than Life
New Package of Laurel and Hardy Silents Offers Chance To Watch as Legendary Comedy Team’s Foibles Are Established
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In ‘A Wonderful World,’ a Jazz Giant, Louis Armstrong, Comes Across as Smaller Than Life
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A Rarely Revived Musical, ‘Skyscraper’ Captures a Unique Moment in New York City’s History
Broadway Theatergoers May Want To Pack Tissues for ‘Maybe Happy Ending,’ the Most Enchanting New Musical in Years
‘Small Things Like These’ Is an Irish Tale of Monsters and Morality
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