NED ROTHENBERG The versatility of the jazz musician is something you don’t hear about all that much. Many jazzers find their niche–Dixieland, postbop, free improv–and settle in for the long […]
Tag: Vol. 25 No. 26
Issue of Apr. 4 – 10, 1996
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Mass Appeal
Mass Appeal, Gemini Productions, at Stage Left Theatre. God knows, this new production of Bill C. Davis’s oft-produced play about an older priest who befriends a fiery young seminarian isn’t […]
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Alfred Brendel
Returning to Orchestra Hall for the fourth year in a row as part of his ongoing survey of the Beethoven piano sonatas, Alfred Brendel this time tackles the most difficult […]
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They Thought It Best
They Thought It Best, an assemblage by G.C. Guard, is included in the exhibit “Mixed Messages,” a survey of work by alumni of Columbia College’s graduate program in interdisciplinary arts, […]
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Child’s Ploy
Tinkering with preschool programs may hurt the kids it’s supposed to help
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Stage Notes: Acting in a Travelling Band
Two years ago Dexter Bullard turned down a job many would have killed for. The artistic director of the Next Theatre, Harriet Spizziri, was retiring, and the first person she […]