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Monster Mash: Art critics name top 2009 exhibitions; Tony Kushner's new play; China looking for looted artifacts
Culture Monster-- Best in show: The International Assn. of Art Critics names its best exhibitions for 2009. (Art Info)-- Sidelined: Tony Kushner's latest play no longer appears on the fast track for a Broadway engagement this spring. (Minneapolis Star-Tribune) -- They..... -
Frank Gehry's New York theater complex moves closer to reality
Culture MonsterFrank Gehry's involvement with the Atlantic Yards project may have come to an end, but another of the architect's New York assignments took a significant step toward reality today. The off-Broadway Signature Theatre Company said that the city of New...... -
Orlando Fringe review: Angels: The Epic Modern Dance Ballet
Attention Must Be Paid» Orlando Sentinel – Attention Must Be PaidReviewed by Matthew J. Palm, Orlando Sentinel theater critic Tony Kushner's Broadway extravaganza Angels in America was an immense, sweeping story of guilt, repression, fear and love. Angels: The Epic Modern Dance Ballet by Cara Cibulsky, takes those... -
KCRW-FM to broadcast 'The Ring and I'
Culture MonsterLos Angeles Opera's production of "The Ring of the Nibelung" is a challenging and artistically far-out staging that is likely to be confusing for newcomers to the 19-hour (including intermissions) epic cycle. So where can beginners go to get their...... -
The Kushner effect, an angel in American playwriting
![Few plays have affected me as viscerally as "Angels in America." I can still recall my state of mind in the theater, having traveled to New York from New Haven, where I was in graduate school, to see both parts ("Millennium Approaches" and "Perestroika") in a single marathon day in the late fall of 1993. To put the matter clinically, I was overwhelmed.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-06/54375097-17141744.jpg "Few plays have affected me as viscerally as "Angels in America.\" I can still recall my state of mind in the theater, having traveled to New York from New Haven, where I was in graduate school, to see both parts (\"Millennium Approaches\" and \"Perestroika\") in a single marathon day in the late fall of 1993. To put the matter clinically, I was overwhelmed.")
Few plays have affected me as viscerally as "Angels in America." I can still recall my state of mind in the theater, having traveled to New York from New Haven, where I was in graduate school, to see both parts ("Millennium Approaches" and "Perestroika")...Tags: Harold Bloom, New York, Kirk Douglas, Mary-Louise Parker, Ivy League
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Green Day musical is a record-breaker for Berkeley Rep
Culture MonsterSorry Princess Leia, Tony Kushner and you folks from the Tectonic Theater Project who compiled "The Laramie Project," but it looks like you just weren't punk enough. Berkeley Repertory Theatre announced today that "American Idiot," its new musical based... -
A starry evening with Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig
Culture MonsterWhen "A Steady Rain" opened last night on Broadway, you could almost feel the heat from New York all the way in California. Keith Huff's drama features the sparest of sets and only two characters who play lifelong friends and...... -
Glimmerglass Opera announces changes under Francesca Zambello
Culture MonsterOne of the country's leading summer cultural festivals, Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, N.Y., will welcome its new artistic director, Francesca Zambello, in September. The prolific opera and theater director said Monday that the festival will undergo... -
The afterlife of Tony Kushner's 'Angels in America'
Culture MonsterEver since “Angels in America,” Tony Kushner has had to bear the burden of being the Great American Playwright. Fairly or unfairly, critics (including myself) have held him to an impossibly high standard. It’s not entirely unreasonable. There have... -
Maurice Sendak and his 'Wild Things': The legacy of their 1963 rumpus
The Hero ComplexScott Timberg has written wonderful articles this year on noted authors and the legacy of their work in film. Especially memorable were his enlightening piece on John D. MacDonald and his smartly written survey of Arthur Conan Doyle's posthumous... -
"DISCOVER THE ARTS- SKIRBALL CULTURAL CENTER"
Gayle Anderson was live to continue the DISCOVERS THE ARTS IN LOS ANGELES series in Los Angeles at the Skirball Cultural Center for their new exhibit, "MONSTERS AND MIRACLES: A JOURNEY THROUGH JEWISH PICTURE BOOKS" on display through August 1, 2010....Tags: PBS (tv network), Lost (tv program), Casino and Gambling, Mayim Bialik, Travel
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Five ideal stage roles for George Clooney
Culture MonsterGeorge Clooney has three new movies making the international festival rounds -- "Up in the Air," "Fantastic Mr. Fox" and "The Men Who Stare at Goats" -- but maybe what he really wants to do is return to the stage.......
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