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| contact us at 734.730.1155 or by email | news NYT > Arts Athol Fugard?s Next Act: Driving Out Apartheid?s Ghost Athol Fugard, the South African playwright, is back telling stories shaped by his country?s tormented racial history. His new play will have its premiere at a theater named in his honor. A Work by Tino Sehgal at the Guggenheim Walked With You In ?This Progress,? a work by Tino Sehgal, visitors were ushered up the spiral ramp by series of guides who asked them questions related to the idea of progress. Music: Two Bands Nurtured in a Garden State of Mind New albums from Titus Andronicus and the Pharmacists are infused with a sense of New Jersey identity. Television Review | 'Who Is Clark Rockefeller?': Pretend Rockefeller Could Se... The Lifetime movie ?Who Is Clark Rockefeller?,? which makes its debut on Saturday night, is about a German man who fooled flocks of Americans with his invented personas. Dance Review | Liz Gerring Dance Company: At Baryshnikov Center, Bringing the... Liz Gerring?s ?Lichtung/Clearing,? at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, puts a video set to good use. But it?s the dancing and choreography that make this work exceptional. Music Review | Kronos Quartet: At Carnegie Hall, an All-Riley Evening of Peac... The Kronos Quartet performed a program of Terry Riley?s music at Zankel Hall on Thursday evening. Dance Review | Walter Dundervill: ?Dear Emissary, ... ? - A Trip Through Time... ?Dear Emissary, ...,? a new dance-theater work at the Chocolate Factory in Queens, escapes neat associations to float in its own strange in-between logic. Music Review | Gilberto Gil: At the Nokia Theater, Complex Colors in Simple S... Gilberto Gil?s trio meticulously sketched the sound of much larger ensembles at the Nokia Theater on Thursday night. Film: Ben Stiller: There?s Something About Mortification Noah Baumbach?s ?Greenberg? crystallizes the Ben Stiller persona. Kathryn Bigelow: How Oscar Found Ms. Right Kathryn Bigelow?s two-fisted win at the Academy Awards has helped dismantle stereotypes about what types of films women can and should direct. Film: ?The Runaways?: The Girls Who Kicked In Rock?s Door The most striking thing about ?The Runaways,? a new film about the trailblazing bad-girl rock band from the 1970s, is how authentic it feels. Theater Review | 'Lenin?s Embalmers': Doing a Job for Stalin, at Ensemble Stu... ?Lenin?s Embalmers,? at Ensemble Studio Theater, will teach you to beware those in seats of power who issue orders that carry the whiff of crazy. ?Her Name Was Steven? on CNN Presents Reviews of new programs on Ion, Animal Planet and CNN. Richard Stites, Historian of Russian Culture, Dies at 78 Mr. Stites opened up new territory for historians with a landmark work on the Russian women?s movement. Dance Review | Jody Oberfelder Dance Projects: At Abron Arts Center, 20 Years... The choreographer Jody Oberfelder looked back on 20 years in New York with a two-act program at Abrons Arts Center on Thursday night. |
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