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Artists struggle to make sense of senseless act
Sun National StaffNEW YORK - Against a setting sun, a clarinetist blows fiercely into his instrument, the sound more anguished cry than musical note. Dancers, moving as slowly as a dream, climb atop a tomb-like vessel piled high with dark, pebbly dirt, alternately...Tags: Arts, Bruce Springsteen, Theater, ABC (tv network), Off-Broadway Theater
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Michael Douglas Credits Connecticut's Eugene O'Neill Center For His Start As Actor
The Hartford CourantThroughout his 40-plus-year career, actor Michael Douglas personified the modern male in film, as a sensitive youth rebelling against authority, as a middle-aged man grappling with problems of marriage, career and changing times, and as an older adult,...Tags: Veronica Lake, Jack Lemmon, New London (New London, Connecticut), Steven Soderbergh, Entertainment Events
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John Guare Selects "Beautiful Province" Best New Play
Hartford CourantA play about a 15 year old boy who travels across Canada with his French high school teacher won the 2012 Yale Drama Series Award. The winner, "Beautiful Province" by Clarence Coo, was chosen by playwright John Guare ("Six Degrees of Separation").Coo...Tags: Drama (genre), Lincoln Center
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Wynton Marsalis heads to Symphony Center for weekend residency
For most of us, turning 50 represents a major personal landmark. For Wynton Marsalis, it's inevitably a public occasion, if only because for at least two decades he has been the world's most widely recognized jazz artist. As composer, trumpeter and...
Tags: The New York Times, Concerts, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Wynton Marsalis, Howard Reich
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New York turns out to lunch for Mike Nichols and 'Death of a Salesman'
Liz SmithRemember the bomb? The one they are always referring to in New York -- the one that if they dropped it, would take out luminaries in the theater, society, Wall Street, television, film, symphonies, ballet, art, literature, fashion and many other august...Tags: Liz Smith, Robert De Niro, Tony Kushner, New York City, Barry Diller
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A big show in NYC, but little in LA for Japan quake benefit
Culture MonsterPatti LuPone, Richard Thomas and Mary Beth Hurt will star in the New York segment of what's billed as a national effort on Sunday to raise money for Japanese theaters on the anniversary of the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Major companies in LA... -
Bieito's 'Camino Real' puts the spotlight on Tennessee Williams
The playwright John Guare once wrote that the title of Tennessee Williams' "Camino Real," a wildly free-form 1953 poetic pageant set in a crummy tropical outpost with shades of New Orleans, Tangier and Havana, embodied both the glamorous Spanish world...Tags: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (movie), Gary Oldman, Tangier (Accomack, Virginia), Tennessee Williams, Celebrities
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Frances Bay dies at 92; veteran character actress
Frances Bay, the sweet, gentle housewife who became a successful actress in middle age, appearing in more than 50 motion pictures and 100 television shows, including roles as the "marble rye lady" on "Seinfeld" and the grandmother in Adam Sandler's "Happy...Tags: Uta Hagen, Grease (movie), Celebrities, ABC (tv network), Television
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Facebook study: 4.74 people separate strangers
Facebook's data analysis team has released the results of what it calls the largest social-networking study ever and discovered that only 4.74 people separate strangers from each other. That's largely thanks to Facebook itself, of course, as well as other...Tags: Facebook, Kevin Bacon, Social Media, Sociology, Culture
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Reg Rogers is misbehavin', to good effect
It was evident from the moment Reg Rogers stepped onstage in "Measure for Measure" in Central Park this summer that he wasn't your typical Shakespearean actor.
As the acid-tongued Lucio in the Bard's comedy, Rogers quipped, cast a wry eye and generally...Tags: Comedy (genre), John Patrick Shanley, Steppenwolf Theatre, Larry David, Nathan Lane
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Ben Stiller, Edie Falco headed to Broadway in revival of 'House of Blue Leaves'
Culture MonsterGaylord Focker and Nurse Jackie, together at last. Actors Ben Stiller and Edie Falco are said to be starring in an upcoming Broadway revival of John Guare's comedy "The House of Blue Leaves," according to a report in Variety. The...... -
Gold Derby nuggets: EW covers 'The Social Network' | 'Tangled' unfurled | Anderson Cooper to daytime
Gold Derby• Dave Karger chats with the cast of "The Social Network" including this week's EW cover boys Justin Timberlake, Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield as well as screenwriter Aaron Sorkin. In the print interview, Timberlake talks about his dormant music...
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