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Educating Rita
feature The Colony Theatre in Los Angeles has put on the first American production of Willy Russell's revised stage version of Educating Rita.
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Peter Saul
feature Peter Saul's work can be too hot for many museums to handle. This "classic artist's artist" is receiving a restrospective exhibit at the Orange County Museum of Art.
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Theater: What’s That Smell: The Music of Jacob Sterling
feature Most theater lovers will instantly “recognize the breed of self-anointed creative genius being delectably roasted in What’s That Smell,” said David Rooney in Variety.
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R. Crumb’s Underground
feature A new exhibition of Robert Crumb's work at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia aims to “take the measure of” this most unusual and controversial artist.
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Frida Kahlo
feature Frida Kahlo
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Exhibition of the week
feature Gustav Klimt
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Little Fish
feature Michael John LaChiusa’s “jittery, engagingly off-kilter” musical tells the story of woman quitting smoking, said Charlotte Stoudt in the Los Angeles Times.
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Cyrano de Bergerac
feature Cyrano de Bergerac keeps getting revived for one reason only, said Clive Barnes in the New York Post. The title role is one of the best ever written.
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Review of Reviews: Stage
feature The Farnsworth Invention, The Seafarer
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Exhibition of the week
feature Tapestry in the Baroque: Threads of Splendor
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The week’s other openings
feature A Charlie Chaplin Christmas, Doctor Atomic, Yellowface, Anything
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Is He Dead?
feature The script for this Mark Twain farce lay forgotten in a drawer until its discovery in 2003, said Eric Grode in The New York Sun. You can understand why, as
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Exhibition of the week
feature Poussin and Nature: Arcadian Visions
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Review of reviews: Art
feature Gilbert and George
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