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Broadway’s ‘Death Becomes Her’ to Close in June, Sets North American Tour
“Death Becomes Her,” a campy musical based on the 1992 cult favorite film, is closing after less than two years on Broadway. After 650 performances over a 20-month run, “Death Becomes Her” will conclude on June 28.
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Arts anaysis: The slow, seeping tragedy of Pittsburgh’s theater scene
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Can Any Real Reform Come Out Of The Ticketmaster/Live Nation Case?
With Ticketmaster signaling its intent to contest the outcome aggressively and drag out the litigation, any meaningful accountability may arrive only in the distant future, rather than offering anything close to timely relief. –…
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Boston’s proposed arts cuts put small organizations at risk
On a recent afternoon, Camila Rojas Pagan poked her head into the recording studio at Beat the Odds in Dorchester. A group of young guys was crammed onto a couch, watching program coordinator MaceyOMaze mess around with a synthesizer.“ …
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Executive Director – NXTHVN via TOC Arts Partners
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NXTHVN seeks an Executive Director to provide visionary leadership at a defining moment in the organization’s evolution. Founded in 2018 by acclaimed artist Titus Kaphar and impact investor Jason Price, NXTHVN…
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Dubai Plans a Massive New Museum for Digital Art
Dubai is doubling down on its ambitions to become a global culture hub with the announcement of a new museum dedicated to digital art.
The planned Museum of Digital Art (MODA) signals…
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Israeli Organization Threatens Suit Over Canadian Museum for Human Rights Exhibit
A prominent Israeli legal organization is threatening legal action against the Canadian Museum for Human Rights over an upcoming exhibit on the Palestinian Nakba, alleging the Winnipeg museum is promoting a politically one-sided…
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The book about truth that made things up
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The author of a new book about how AI corrupts truth has admitted that AI fabricated some of the quotes in it (The New York Times). You couldn’t make it up — though, apparently, a machine could. Another story reports…
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Why Peter Gelb Needed Saudi Money For The Met Opera
His supporters blame the Met’s issues on opera’s declining cultural currency and an operating structure that puts it at a unique disadvantage among arts organizations. “He has tried absolutely everything to keep his art going,” says…
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Dayton Contemporary Dance Company announces leadership transition | Lifestyles
Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, currently planning its 58th season of works rooted in the…
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