A familiar story of a dysfunctional family’s holiday is given welcome depth courtesy of some nicely-realized characters.
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Theater Review (NYC): ‘Becoming Dr. Ruth’ by Mark St. Germain
A master class about life, love and personal triumph over hardship from the perspective of an amazing woman you only thought you knew.
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New studies are finding that boredom is pervasive throughout society and can encourage unhealthy attitudes and poor lifestyle choices.
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A remarkable portrayal of, and tribute to, the legendary Billie Holiday runs for just a few more weeks Off-Broadway.
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Yes, there really are ways an individual can make a difference.
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This was a fine rendering of Genet's work examining the dynamics of power relationships, with hints of sadism and masochism.
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Free speech is a right, but being paid to be on television is not.
Read More »Software Review: Snap Art 4 from Alien Skin Software
Ease of use, scrolling collapsible panels, and speed mark this is an excellent tool for turning photographs into "paintings."
Read More »Dance-Theater Review: ‘Nutcracker Rouge’
This burlesque take on the classic ballet is for dance aficionados, lovers of the comfortably outlandish, and anyone who appreciates spectacular creativity.
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Talent like these lads have needs to be unleashed to the world beyond Singapore.
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