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My Walkman never prepared me for this Jean Valjean
Jean Valjean got two summer showcases in NYC and the Hudson Valley, and Josh Young's open-air turn made an old…
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Snow can wait: Denver’s fall arts season, from Doja Cat to Nikki Glaser
Denver fall arts picks for 2026: Zac Brown Band at Red Rocks, the V&A's "DIVA" in its only U.S. stop,…
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One grande Ariana to go, hold the spotlight
An Ariana Grande book for her hiatus? Emily Zemler's photo-packed tribute keeps the pop star close while she steps out…
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The world has a group chat about America, and Sarah Jones brings the whole family to respond
"America, Who Hurt You?" Sarah Jones answers with a country's worth of relatives, a therapeutic intervention and a hand on…
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, John Legend, and 13 more reasons fall is NYC’s best arts season
Broadway revivals, a Lichtenstein retrospective, and a John Legend premiere. NYC's fall arts calendar is stacked. Here are the 15…
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‘Pre-Existing Condition’ turns one woman’s story into a portrait of a complicit culture
'Pre-Existing Condition' asks how our culture deals with domestic violence—and keeps its own survivor just out of reach.
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From a Venice dance floor to a Brooklyn cemetery, Roger Guenveur Smith is still riffing with Jean-Michel Basquiat
Roger Guenveur Smith reclaims friend and celebrated artist Jean-Michel Basquiat from the auction block, one riff at a time.
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Hudson Valley Shakespeare built a theater and cast the landscape in the lead
A former golf course is now Hudson Valley Shakespeare's permanent home. Inside the land gift, the design, and the artistic…
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Orville Peck, ‘Return of the Jedi’ live & 13 more reasons fall belongs to Minneapolis
Minnesotans (and those who want to brave a nine-month winter) know where to look when the leaves turn and the…
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