Therese Bohman’s Andromeda – Two Ships Passing in the Night
Journalists, authors, editors, anyone who has dealt with the intricacies and politics that go on within publications and publishing houses [...]
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Puccini’s La bohème Returns to the Met with a Wonderful Cast and a Young Audience
Puccini’s La bohème in the beloved Zeffirelli production returned to an almost full house on January 11, and it was encouraging for [...]
Gypsy – Mama Rose as Medea
There are a multitude of differences between the latest iteration of this iconic 1959 musical and its predecessors. Some work, others [...]
Special Candles for Gifting and Home
Tapers- NOT in scale Left: Tall Soy Wax Candle Sets of 2 14 colors; Soft Twist- $18.26, Medium Twist – $18.26, Deep Twist – [...]
Unpeeling Conceptual Art – Apple vs. Banana
When New Year’s Eve coverage featured reporters holding up bananas duct-taped to boards, I knew the story of Maurizio [...]
Cult of Love – A Masterful Dramedy
A Connecticut, Norman Rockwellish farmhouse (enviable and move-in ready as designed by the excellent John Lee Beatty) is decorated [...]
Mrs. Sanassarian’s Armenian-Style Stuffed Grape Leaves
This holiday season, I was on a roll. Okay, bad pun. But I’m thinking of two of the dishes I served at a casual open house for twenty [...]
The Metropolitan Opera’s New Aida – At Least Give Us the Nile in the Nile Scene
Few musical moments are more evocative in opera than the opening of Aida‘s Third Act. The delicate music paints the swaying of the [...]
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