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The Critic’s Notebook
On Richard the Lionheart, the Old Lyme Midsummer Festival, the Mark Morris Dance Group, the original Chelsea Piers & more ...
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Diaspora of a lost cause
He plays fast and loose with the chronology, and the uninitiated could get lost in the long series of failed rebellions and ...
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The legacy of Litvinovsky
The impressive collection on exhibit at Beit Avi Chai, together with an insightful catalogue, recovers an important artistic ...
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More than a whimsy?
Abigail Anthony on Christopher Wheeldon’s Alices Adventures in Wonderland, performed by the Royal Ballet.
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Week in review
“The Birth of Modern Choice: Where life is lived” Daniel T. Rodgers, The Hedgehog Review ...
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Moral kitsch & standing ovations
That’s all done for us, a kind of emotional outsourcing we might call “moral kitsch.” For Clement Greenberg, kitsch is ...
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A Bayadère for Budapest
La Bayadère opens with a tiger hunt, during which the warrior Solor sends a secret message to his love Nikiya, the temple ...
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A Shakespearean romance comes to New York
On Christopher Wheeldon’s The Winter’s Tale at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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David Lehman wins the twenty-fifth New Criterion Poetry Prize
The Editors of The New Criterion are pleased to announce that David Lehman is the winner of the twenty-fifth New Criterion Poetry Prize. Mr. Lehman will receive $3,000, and his collection Ithaca will ...