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It is fashionable to rediscover brilliant but unrecognized records. Perhaps it’s an appeal to the notion that good work should be acknowledged — that wrongs are righted by belated praise.
Mesmerizing: The Mesmeric Revelations of Edgar Allan Poe
The number of shows that I’ve been to that sweep you up into a world so complex, so narratively tight and visually arresting and thematically overwhelming…is exactly three.
Wolf Hall: Bookended
An executioner is in a bit of a pickle. He can’t seem to match his victims’ bodies to their recently severed heads.
All About the Ladies (Their Voices, That Is): Don Giovanni at the Met
Between Riverside and Crazy: Something Like Grace
Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic Review
Brooklyn resident Monica Burton explores Wiley’s new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum.
The Horror of Edgar Allan Poe: Nevermore
A wildly exciting musical biopic on America’s master of macabre.
Dostoevsky, Distilled: Dmitri and the 3000 Kopeks
An extraordinary, exciting re-imagining of Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov at the IRT.