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Princeton University Concerts presents Sir András Schiff, piano
Extraordinary instruments
One of the world’s great pianists, Sir András Schiff, performed a program of 18th- and 19th-century masterworks in Princeton. Linda Holt reviews.
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The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas presents Spiegelworld's 'Opium'
Vegas kitsch in spaaaace!
Spiegelworld's campy Las Vegas production 'Opium' features raunchy jokes, questionable sideshow acts, and some very sparkly costumes. Josh Bell reviews.
People's Light presents Jennifer Childs's 'I Will Not Go Gently'
She's every woman
Jennifer Childs humorously and loudly touches upon the aching gender-gapped concerns of aging rockers, mothers, and grandmothers in this one-woman show at People's Light. A.D. Amorosi reviews.
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Arden Theatre Company presents Kash Goins's 'V to X'
Staging the new Jim Crow
GoKash OnSTAGE's residency at the Arden presents ‘V to X,’ exploring the world of for-profit incarceration and the state of black lives behind bars. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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Yemima Cohen's 'Anchor Baby' and Lee Minora's 'White Feminist'
Women of the world
Two recent comic performances by women examine American life from the inside and outside. Alaina Mabaso reviews.
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'The Death of Stalin,' by Armando Iannucci
The music lover
Armando Iannucci's 'The Death of Stalin' uses black humor to depict the scrum of toadies jostling for the Soviet premier's position. Robert Zaller reviews.
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NMAJH presents 'Leonard Bernstein: The Power of Music'
Artistry and activism
The National Museum of American Jewish History's new exhibit celebrates Leonard Bernstein's centenary and goes deep on the passions of his life and work. Pamela Forsythe reviews.
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Chestnut Street Singers present 'Where the Truth Lies'
Twenty singers, no leader
The Chestnut Street Singers, an a cappella cooperative founded in 2010, sing a wide range of styles and harmonies with astounding discipline and polish. Margaret Darby reviews.
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Lantern Theater Company presents William Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'
Smooth Sailing
'The Tempest,' Lantern Theater Company's annual Shakespeare, stresses the play's themes of reconciliation and forgiveness. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Philadelphia Orchestra presents 'Stravinsky and Prokofiev'
Shani shines as visiting conductor
Israeli conductor Lahav Shani led the Philadelphia Orchestra while principal trumpet David Bilger provided musical fireworks in a recent work by Christian Lindberg. Linda Holt reviews.
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