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September 4, 2017January 30, 2018 John Soltes 59 Views David Mandelbaum, Eugene Ionesco, New Yiddish Rep, Rhinoceros 1 min read

INTERVIEW: ‘Rhinoceros’ set to premiere in Yiddish

New Yiddish Rep has a two-fold mission: modern treatments of the Yiddish classics and Yiddish interpretations of modern and post-modern

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September 4, 2017September 4, 2017 John Soltes 205 Views Al Strobel, Amanda Seyfried, Ashley Judd, Caleb Landry Jones, Carel Struycken, Catherine E. Coulson, Chris Mulkey, Chrysta Bell, Clark Middleton, Dana Ashbrook, David Bowie, David Lynch, David Patrick Kelly, Don Murray, Don S. Davis, Eamon Ferren, Eddie Vedder, Eric Da Re, Everett McGill, Harry Dean Stanton, Harry Goaz, J.R. Starr, Jack Nance, James Belushi, James Marshall, Jane Adams, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Joan Chen, John Pirruccello, Kimmy Robertson, Kyle MacLachlan, Lara Flynn Boyle, Laura Dern, Lissie, Mädchen Amick, Mark Frost, Matthew Lillard, Michael Cera, Michael Horse, Michael Ontkean, Miguel Ferrer, Naomi Watts, Nine Inch Nails, Patrick Fischler, Pearl Jam, Peggy Lipton, Pierce Gagnon, Piper Laurie, Richard Beymer, Robert Forster, Robert Knepper, Russ Tamblyn, Sherilyn Fenn, Sheryl Lee, Tim Roth, Tom Sizemore, Trent Reznor, Twin Peaks, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Twin Peaks: The Return, Warren Frost, Wendy Robie 8 min read

ANALYSIS: ‘Twin Peaks: The Return’ — exactly what TV needed

Twin Peaks: The Return, the triumphant continuation of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s TV series from the 1990s, completed its

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September 4, 2017September 6, 2017 John Soltes 85 Views Aman Ali, Anisia Uzeyman, Carmen de Lavallade, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, Esther Baker, Harlem Stage, Jazzmeia Horn, John Beasley, Misty Copeland, Monique Martin, Olivier Tarpaga, Regina Carter, Tamar-kali, Thelonious Monk 5 min read

INTERVIEW: Harlem Stage welcomes Misty Copeland, Saul Williams to fall programming

Harlem Stage, which has been going strong for 30 years, has planned a diverse and multidisciplinary fall season of film