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Dancers performing on a stage with dramatic lighting. — Where the Work Lives: International dance programming has more interesting work than American audiences register. | Source: Adi Goldstein

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International Dance Programming Is Where the Most Interesting Work Lives

American audiences have access to more international dance programming than at any point in the past two decades, if they know where to look.

A television showing streaming options.

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Graphics and Television: Five Charts on How Streaming Audiences Have Reorganised

By Daniel Park a month ago

An old-fashioned cinema marquee with neon lighting at dusk.

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Spring Box Office Holds Up, But the Composition Tells the Real Story

By Imogen Hart a month ago

A theatre stage with empty red seats.

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Performance Diary: A Long Weekend at the Paris Spring Theatre and Dance Festivals

By Imogen Hart a month ago

An acoustic guitar resting on a wooden chair on a porch at golden hour.

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Country Charts Reflect a Genre Negotiating With Its Own Mainstream

By Imogen Hart a month ago

An empty theatre stage with red curtains and warm lighting.

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Off-Broadway Premiere: Stillwater's First-Year Plays Show Real Promise

By Imogen Hart a month ago

A theatre stage with empty red seats and warm side lighting.

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Regional Theatre Festival Calendar Is Quietly Strong

By Imogen Hart a month ago

An ancient sculpture on display in a museum gallery with focused lighting.

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Docuseries The Quiet Trade Examines Antiquities Market Without Sensationalism

By Imogen Hart a month ago

A bookshop window display.

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Bestseller Watch: A Thriller That Is Actually Worth the Hype

By Imogen Hart a month ago

A pair of headphones resting on a vinyl record sleeve.

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Streaming Royalty Reform Bill Reaches Floor Action After Five-Year Build

By Imogen Hart a month ago

Empty cinema seats facing a glowing screen.

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Movies: A Comedy That Trusts Its Audience to Notice

By Imogen Hart a month ago

Cinema seats facing a glowing projection screen.

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Animation Hits Box-Office Record as Mid-Budget Strategy Pays Off

By Imogen Hart a month ago

A book open on a wooden table beside a window with afternoon light.

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Sunday Essay: What Sustained Reading Does to a Mind

By Imogen Hart a month ago

Young dancers practising in a studio.

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Dance Education in Public Schools Has Quietly Held Its Own

By Imogen Hart a month ago

A television showing a streaming service interface with show thumbnails.

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Streaming Consolidation Reaches Its Endgame in the Mid-Tier

By Imogen Hart a month ago

An acoustic guitar leaning against a wall in soft natural light.

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Album Review: Ghost Quiet's Late Spring Earns Its Spare Construction

By Imogen Hart a month ago

A snow-covered rural road winding into wooded hills under grey light.

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Crime Drama Cold Country Review: A Patient Procedural Worth the Wait

By Imogen Hart 2 months ago

A theatre interior with stage lights and proscenium arch.

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National Tour of After Eden Reaches Eight Cities With Confidence

By Imogen Hart 2 months ago

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