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Articles Written by: LAWRENCE VAN GELDER
Certainly not Rimsky-Korsakov, when he composed “Flight of the Bumblebee” in 1899 and 1900.
Neither could have imagined the day when his music would provide the accompaniment to break dancing.
But the cherished old and the burgeoning new, along with ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
10 Oct 2008
Anger, bitterness and ceaseless yearning course through the quest narrated and enacted by W. Allen Taylor in his one-man show at the Abrons Arts Center of the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side.
This journey of discovery and self-discovery, ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
16 Jun 2008
Anger, bitterness and ceaseless yearning course through the quest narrated and enacted by W. Allen Taylor in his one-man show at the Abrons Arts Center of the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side.
This journey of discovery and self-discovery, ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
13 Jun 2008
Mime, rap, dance and song. Elephants, surly tigers, Frisbee-crazy dogs, horseback-riding goats, parading llamas and a trained porcupine.
Clowns, contortionists, bouncing acrobats, cantering Cossacks, and multiple trapeze artists, including Maria, the ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
2 Apr 2008
Keen of eye and light of heart, the latest production of the National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene asks husbands and wives: After 25 years, if you had another chance, would you marry your spouse again?
The answer is delivered by “The Marriage Contract” ( ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
1 Apr 2008
West Coast art lovers will be offered a rare opportunity to see a Vermeer when the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, Calif., exhibits “A Lady Writing,” above, from Nov. 7 through Feb. 2, 2009. On loan from the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
28 Feb 2008
Amy Winehouse, above left, doesn’t have to worry about a hearing on drug-possession charges in Norway as long as her husband stays in a British jail. That was the essence of a court ruling on Thursday in Bergen, Norway, where the Grammy-winning Ms. ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
28 Feb 2008
Two celebrated Goya paintings damaged during the Spanish Civil War are being restored by the Prado in Madrid for “Goya and the War Years,” an exhibition scheduled to run at the museum from April 14 through July 13, Agence France-Presse reported. Though ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
28 Feb 2008
Ryan Seacrest, a familiar face on “American Idol,” also wants to be a familiar voice on pop radio. This spring Mr. Seacrest, who is already the host of “American Top 40,” a four-hour national weekend radio show, will also become the host of a ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
28 Feb 2008
After two encores at the Seoul Arts Center, the New York Philharmonic gave the audience of 2,500 what it had been waiting for, The Associated Press reported: “Arirang,” the wistful folk song that is an unofficial anthem for reunification of the two ...
From LAWRENCE VAN GELDER,
The New York Times,
28 Feb 2008
