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Sep 5, 2024 | which.co.uk | Natalie Turner |Harry Rose |Harry RoseEditor

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May 1, 2024 | parterre.com | Harry Rose

In the opera, wickedly goaded along by the hallucinatory Aegean sun, a sordid quartet of characters gradually hacks away at the layers of propriety that loosely bind them while literally hacking away at the newly excavated archaeological ruins of ancient Mycenae. In the theater (NYU’s Skirball Center the weekend before last), our own curiosity drives an interest in an “undiscovered” work that holds tantalizing promise.

Mar 24, 2024 | commonwealmagazine.org | Regina Munch |Miles Doyle |Xavier M. Montecel |Harry Rose

Article Chaos in Haiti The international community must now confront the problems they helped cause in Haiti. Article A Show of Force on the Subway The presence of National Guardsman on platforms will only heighten public concern about the risks of traveling on the subway. Article No More Military Aid to Israel Nothing less than an end to U.S. military aid will get the attention of Netanyahu.

Mar 14, 2024 | parterre.com | Harry Rose

Such seems the question we might ask Matthew Aucoin of his Eurydice, which recently concluded a competent and thought-provoking run at Boston’s Huntington Theater courtesy of Boston Lyric Opera.

Mar 6, 2024 | outreach.faith | Harry Rose

Views Harry Rose / March 6, 2024Print this: The poet and singer Tannhäuser, weary and demoralized, returns from a pilgrimage to Rome so bloody and so exhausted that people he’s known for years don’t recognize him.