In Austin McCormick’s glittering production of "Le Serpent Rouge: A Titillating Tragedy", the Garden of Eden looks like a stripped down circus ring, presided over by a whip-cracking mistress of ceremonies. In a Brooklyn warehouse space, the redoubtable ...
As spring takes its first tentative steps in the city, Enid Stubin recalls a soiree she attended during a darker time of year: It may be Keats’s season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, but by me September signals back-to-school malaise, a grinding ...
There's a special providence in the fall of a nail salon. The other night, I walked past the familiar storefront to see that, all unexpectedly, Cleo Nails had closed. Unthinkable! Rushing down the block to its smarter sister store, Cleo II Spa-Zone, I ...
I first heard about Connect at the Met from the kind of person who believes in the power of music and marriage to heal the world--well, it's an approach. For $110, you net a pre-performance reception, an orchestra seat, and champagne and dessert during ...
Somewhere between copy-editing and serving drinks at corporate Christmas parties lies my stint at Sydney Wolfe Cohen Associates, the pre-eminent indexing service in New York City. I take a certain pride in the excellence of SWC: of the making of books ...
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