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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Jeffrey Gantz
When you enter the ICA’s Barbara Lee Family Foundation Theater for David Dorfman Dance‘s “truce songs,” you’re handed a small square of gauzy white fabric as a memento of the occasion. The stage floor is white. The backdrop is white. Above the stage, a huge white sheet is suspended from a metal trapezoid. Some white fabric is piled up downstage left. White is, of course, the color of a flag of truce, and “truce songs” asks why the truces we declare can’t be extended indefinitely.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Don Aucoin |A.Z. Madonna |Murray Whyte |Jeffrey Gantz |Jon Garelick |Maura Johnston | +1 more
Christiani Pitts (Robin) and Sam Tutty (Dougal) in rehearsal for "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)."Nile Scott StudiosTWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK CITY) The two strangers in question in this musical two-hander are Dougal, a cheery Britisher in his mid-20s traveling to attend the wedding of his father — whom he has never met — and Robin, also in her 20s, a hard-bitten native New Yorker who is the sister of the young woman Dougal‘s father is about to marry.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Jeffrey Gantz
Boston Ballet’s “Spring Experience” opens with a salute to the Spirit of Ballet Past: Marius Petipa’s 1898 “Raymonda” as reimagined by artistic director Mikko Nissinen. After intermission, the Spirit of Ballet Present (or even Future) arrives in the form of Jiří Kylián‘s “27′52″” and “Petite Mort.” Thursday at the Citizens Opera House, Viktorina Kapitonova and Sangmin Lee were stellar in “Raymonda,” and the Kylián pieces offered food for thought along with fine performances.
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3 weeks ago |
asianamericans.einnews.com | Don Aucoin |A.Z. Madonna |Murray Whyte |Jeffrey Gantz |Jon Garelick |Maura Johnston | +1 more
Christiani Pitts (Robin) and Sam Tutty (Dougal) in rehearsal for "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)."Nile Scott StudiosTWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK CITY) The two strangers in question in this musical two-hander are Dougal, a cheery Britisher in his mid-20s traveling to attend the wedding of his father — whom he has never met — and Robin, also in her 20s, a hard-bitten native New Yorker who is the sister of the young woman Dougal’s father is about to marry.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Don Aucoin |A.Z. Madonna |Murray Whyte |Jeffrey Gantz |Jon Garelick |Maura Johnston | +1 more
Christiani Pitts (Robin) and Sam Tutty (Dougal) in rehearsal for "Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)."Nile Scott StudiosTWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK CITY) The two strangers in question in this musical two-hander are Dougal, a cheery Britisher in his mid-20s traveling to attend the wedding of his father — whom he has never met — and Robin, also in her 20s, a hard-bitten native New Yorker who is the sister of the young woman Dougal’s father is about to marry.
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