Arts
Liberation, genderbending and visibility at NYC’s LGBTQ art museum
November 15, 2018All three shows invent new vocabulary to express the demands of the LGBTQ liberation movement.
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‘A Picture of Dorian Gray’ speaks of obsession with beauty and youth
October 2, 2018More adventurous ticket buyers who prefer their plays on the edgier, experimental side will more likely enjoy this drama.
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‘Bisbee ’17’: Deportations then and now in new documentary
September 27, 2018Bisbee ’17 is remarkable, passionate and important filmmaking. Don’t let this one slip away.
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‘American Hero’ finds the corporation’s Tasty Torpedo a toxic meal
September 25, 2018If you appreciate socially conscious theatre, try not to miss this one.
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Intrigue in the palace: Verdi’s ‘Don Carlo’ and the Don in D.C.
September 25, 2018This stunningly impressive production weighs in at almost 3.5 hours.
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