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Now at Brooklyn’s St. Ann’s Warehouse, a Most Raucous Presentation of Chekhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’
Written and helmed by Benedict Andrews, this new version aggressively captures the tragicomic elements that have always defined this classic: It’s about as subtle as the brightly colored, sometimes mismatched garb worn by its actors.
This Edgar Allan Poe Biography Is One for the Ages
More than from any other Poe biographer, we get the nuances of the writer’s life, almost on a day-by-day basis, an approach that is an indispensable way of re-creating the whole man.
An Exquisite Ambiguity Is at Center of a New French Film, ‘When Fall Is Coming’
A medley of moral quandaries, the picture works as a simmering psychological thriller before steadily cooling into an intimate drama seasoned with piquant performances.
Revival of 1980’s ‘The Elephant Man’ Offers an Opportunity To Focus on Its Director, David Lynch, Who Died This Year
The Best Novel of the Year Was Written in Yiddish — Seven Decades Ago
An Innovative 1948 Work From Alan Jay Lerner and Kurt Weill, ‘Love Life,’ Gets Multiple Threads of New Life in 2025
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This Edgar Allan Poe Biography Is One for the Ages
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Now at Brooklyn’s St. Ann’s Warehouse, a Most Raucous Presentation of Chekhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’
The Best Novel of the Year Was Written in Yiddish — Seven Decades Ago
‘Dorian Gray’ Is a Picture of a Broadway Masterpiece
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