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| contact us at 734.730.1155 or by email | news NYT > Arts Theater: In London, Young Playwrights, Including O?Neill Ben Brantley in London considers ?Spur of the Moment,? written by a 17-year-old, and early works by Eugene O?Neill and Tennessee Williams. Neil Simon?s ?Second Avenue? Hits Home on West End Stark economic times, and perhaps star power, have made a hit of the West End production of ?The Prisoner of Second Avenue.? Summer Concert Ticket Sales Decline Some ticket prices are being sharply reduced as summer concerts often fail to sell out. Music Review: Salzburg Festival Features Wolfgang Rihm The Salzburg Festival is honoring a major living composer, Wolfgang Rihm, with a premiere of his work ?Dionysus? and a program called Kontinent Rihm, which opened on Tuesday. Music Review: Emanuel Ax Plays Chopin at Mostly Mozart Emanuel Ax played Chopin on Wednesday in the series A Little Night Music, part of the Mostly Mozart festival at Lincoln Center. Howard Dodson Say Schomburg Center Won?t Move A forum aims to reassure worried supporters of a New York Public Library center for black culture. The Week in Culture Pictures, July 30 A slide show of photographs of cultural events from this week. Even When It's in Florida, Viewers Flock to 'Jersey Shore' The show draws its biggest audience ever. Book Review Podcast: Jonathan Weiner Featuring Jonathan Weiner, the author of "Long for This World," on the science of immortality; and Sam Sifton on Paul Greenberg's "Four Fish" and the future of the oceans. Music Review: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at Madison Square Garden Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers played his hits and also songs from his new album ?Mojo? at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. Theater Review | 'The Late Henry Moss': A Sam Shepard Play at the 45th Street... In Sam Shepard?s play ?The Late Henry Moss,? at the 45th Street Theater, the family that yells together is, well, stuck together. Dance Review: ?Smithsoniansmith,? in Denim, on Lower East Side The opening scenes of ?Smithsoniansmith,? which had its premiere on Thursday, are so strikingly mysterious that they prompt a certain excitement. Music Review: The M.C.O. Chamber Artists Play Symphony Space The founder of the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra led a group of players, including a saw artist, in a scaled-down concert on Thursday evening at Symphony Space. Lawrence Boadt, Priest, Publisher and Bible Scholar, Dies at 67 The Roman Catholic priest, publisher and Bible scholar used his study of the Old Testament as a vehicle for promoting understanding between Christians and Jews. Music Review: HaeSun Paik and Michail Lifits at Mannes Concert Hall The pianists HaeSun Paik and Michail Lifits performed Wednesday during the International Keyboard Institute and Festival at Mannes College. |
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