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Review of reviews: Stage
feature Talking Pictures
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Review of reviews: Stage
feature The American Plan
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Review of reviews: Art
feature Life’s Pleasures: The Ashcan Artists’ Brush With Leisure, 1895–1925
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Review of reviews: Stage
feature Macbeth
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Review of reviews: Stage
feature Paradise Park
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Exhibition of the week
feature Gustave Courbet
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Review of reviews: Stage
feature Victory
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Around the World in 80 Days
feature The Irish Repertory’s adaptation of Jules Verne’s classic adventure novel is near-perfect summer entertainment, said Rachel Saltz in The New York Times.
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Lucky Number Seven: Seventh International Biennial Exhibition
feature The artworks in the Seventh International Biennial Exhibition in Santa Fe were made expressly for the exhibit by artists from around the world.
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Theater: Buffalo Gal
feature Two of A.R. Gurney's favorite themes permeate Buffalo Gal: the disappearing East Coast WASP and the decline of live theater.
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Damn Yankees
feature “With baseball season in full swing and a sexy sports scandal making headlines, Damn Yankees has opened with championship timing,” said Joe Dziemianowicz in the New York Daily News.&
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Opera: Radamisto
feature “No soap opera could outdo the plot of Handel’s Radamisto,” said Scott Cantrell in The Dallas Morning News. The Santa Fe Opera delivers a fine performance.
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Kicking a Dead Horse
feature In Sam Shepard's 80-minute monologue, Hobart Struther, a world-weary Manhattan art dealer on a soul-searching solo trip through the badlands of Wyoming, finds himself in a desperate predicament when his horse dies.
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Exhibition of the week: Diebenkorn in New Mexico
feature The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C., is displaying Richard Diebenkorn's paintings from his time in New Mexico, a period when he transformed the abstract-expressionist motifs he learned in New York into his own Western-inflected idiom.<
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