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Classical CD Reviews: Joyce El-Khoury’s “Echo” and Matt Haimovitz’s “Troika” by Jonathan Blumhofer

Soprano Joyce El-Khoury sings spectacularly in her new disc, Echo.

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The Arts on Stamps of the World — September 24 by Doug Briscoe

An Arts Fuse regular feature: the arts on stamps of the world.

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People's choice? Mixed reviews for Chris Dercon's Volksbühne role by Kate Connolly In Berlin

Berlin’s avant-garde theatre, given to lengthy and messy productions, names the Tate Modern director as its new leader amid suspicions that profit-making will edge out experimentationThe announcement that Chr…

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BWW's On This Day - September 24, 2017

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on September 24 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

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Wallets at the Ready- Today is the Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction! by BroadwayWorld

This is the moment, theatre lovers Today's the day that you can turn your love of Broadway into a philanthropic endeavor, because today is the Broadway Flea Market ampGrand Auction

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Activists occupy Berlin theatre in protest over new artistic director by Agence France-Presse In Berlin

Protesters fear Chris Dercon, formerly head of Tate Modern, will make avant garde Volksbühne theatre more commercialBerlin’s legendary Volksbühne theatre has been occupied by a group of protesters objecting…

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Simon Amstell review – perky, pained, anxious, ironic, wise – and funny by Brian Logan

Leicester Square theatre, LondonFrom his long process, after coming out, of self-acceptance to his newfound romantic happiness, this is classic, neurotic, angst-ridden Amstell If there were any doubts that roma…

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Lin-Manuel Miranda, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jonathan Groff, and More Visit Broadway by Hannah Vine

See who stopped by the Great White Way to take in shows this past month.

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How Front Row sparked real drama in theatreland | David Mitchell by David Mitchell

Outrage ensued when Amol Rajan, Giles Coren and Nikki Bedi admitted to being less than ardent theatre-goers. But shouldn’t we take their honesty onboard?The presenters of the BBC’s new TV version of arts pr…

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Quizzes: Test your theatre knowledge: Quiz of the month

Have you been paying attention to the theatre news this month?

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Nabil Elouahabi: ‘Identity is important, but it can also be limiting’ by Ursula Kenny

The actor on his role in feted diplomacy drama Oslo, evading typecasting and his other life as a night-time driver for the NHSNabil Elouahabi, a British actor of Moroccan heritage, is currently performing in th…

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BWW Interview: Director Sally Cookson Talks JANE EYRE by Marianka Swain

Sally Cookson's past work includes inventive adaptations of Peter Pan, Hetty Feather and La Strada. Her acclaimed version of Jane Eyre, which first appeared at Bristol Old Vic in 2014, completes its 2017 UK tou…

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DeadClub review – a Lynchian meditation on mortality by Luke Jennings

The Place, London WC1David Rosenberg and Frauke Requardt’s latest surreal exploration of our fears and desires entertains as much as it unsettlesDirector David Rosenberg and choreographer Frauke Requardt have…

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Wings review – Juliet Stevenson soars above a spectacle by Susannah Clapp

Young Vic, LondonThe actor gives an extraordinary performance, but even she cannot quite convey the turmoil of a woman who has suffered a strokeSometimes Juliet Stevenson looks like a parachute, sometimes like …

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We’re Still Here review – Port Talbot’s men of steel by Jude Rogers

A powerful production about the Tata steel plant crisis resonates with the strength of real people’s livesSix years after Jesus took his cross through the streets of Port Talbot, National Theatre Wales has re…

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For Love or Money review – a rich whirligig of pleasure by Clare Brennan

Dean Clough Mill, HalifaxA fast-paced adaptation of the 18th-century French satire sees Northern Broadsides director/performer Barrie Rutter bow out in style“He’s a guggling midden-daup”; “As glumpy as …

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Prism review – life through the lens of a celebrated cameraman by Susannah Clapp

Hampstead theatre, LondonRobert Lindsay plays the role of the late cinematographer Jack Cardiff with astonishing skill, but the play lacks focusTerry Johnson has given himself a hard task with the clever title …

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Oslo review – high drama in the back channels by Susannah Clapp

National Theatre, LondonA riveting reimagining of the secret talks that set up the historic Oslo peace accordsI went into Oslo expecting to be informed, and fairly confident of being interested. I did not expec…

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Next month, Colorado hosts the future of the oldest dance company in America by Mark Jaffe, The Know

"We have a body of classics," said artistic director Janet Eilber. "But going into the 21st century, we needed to figure out the future."

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Melbourne Fringe – The Yonder by Arts Review

Reviewer’s Log, stardate 23092017. Only those brave enough to journey through a Fringe-class nebula know the madness of its vast possibilities and uncountable permutations. We are facing mental and physical f…

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Review: ‘Nunsense’ at Potomac Playmakers by Andrew L. Baughman

Something funny is going on at Potomac Playmakers in Hagerstown, Maryland! It’s a new production of Nunsense, an interactive musical with book, music, and lyrics by Dan Goggins. Anyone who grew up Catholic wi…

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Bernadette Peters, Christy Altomare, Javier Muñoz, and More Appear at 31st Annual Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction by Adam Hetrick

More than 70 theatre artists are taking part in the annual BC/EFA event that takes place September 24 in Shubert Alley.

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Do You Know the 19 Choreographers Behind These Broadway Shows? by Hannah Vine

Test your Broadway knowledge.

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Flashback: Look Back at the Stars Who Came Out for the 2016 Broadway Flea Market by Hannah Vine

Ben Platt, Harvey Fierstein, Heather Headley, Kelli O’Hara, and more stars turned out for last year's BC/EFA fundraiser Shubert Alley.

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Father John Misty takes on the big questions in Peabody show by Daniel Durchholz Special To The Post-Dispatch

“We’re a good match tonight,” Father John Misty told the audience midway through his performance at the Peabody Opera House Friday night.

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The Muny at 100: Tempers erupt, tastes evolve in theater's second decade by Judith Newmark • St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Shuberts set the pace with bigger shows, newer shows and bigger stars.

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Take a Look Inside the Immersive KPOP by Hannah Vine

The world-premiere, “high-octane” theatrical event invites audiences backstage at a K-pop music factory.

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Melbourne Fringe – Creatures of the Night Cabaret by Arts Review

Creatures of the Night Cabaret started out in November 2016 as a one night only covers show by La Trobe University Student Theatre. While it shows its student origins, there’s no doubting the talents placed o…

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Theater News: The Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction Returns Today for Its 31st Year

The event is produced by and benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

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Special Reports: 6 Broadway Debuts to See This Fall (When You Can't Get Bruce Springsteen Tickets)

From Amy Schumer to Uma Thurman, these are the debuts to look out for.

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Meet the Cast of Broadway’s SpongeBob SquarePants Musical by Hannah Vine

The musical, based on the Nickelodeon cartoon series, begins previews November 7.

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150 Acts Promised for NYC’s Metropolitan Room Cabaret 24-Hour Marathon September 24–25 by Robert Viagas

Julie Budd, Billy Stritch, Christine Pedi, Jim Brochu, and Sheryl Lee Ralph lead the lineup.

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Lillias White Pays Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald in San Francisco September 24 by Robert Viagas

She will headline the Venetian Room’s Centennial Celebration of the late great jazz singer.

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7 Broadway and Off-Broadway Plays That Deserve a Revival by Adam Hetrick

From powerful groundbreakers to politically-driven dramas, romances, ahead-of-their-time comedies to auspicious debuts, we take a look at seven plays that are overdue for a stage return.

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Deconstructing Patti, With Patti LuPone and Seth Rudetsky, Presented September 24 by Andrew Gans

Olivier and two-time Tony winner LuPone reflects on her career in story and song with host Rudetsky.

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A Doll's House, Part 2 Ends Broadway Run September 24 by Mark Peikert

The Lucas Hnath play earned original star Laurie Metcalf a Tony Award.

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