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New York City Ballet Dancers Featured In Large Scale Photography
November events bring in a lot of new events and ones that carry over. Open are the outdoor Ice-Skating Rinks, the seasonal Rink at Rockefeller Center and The Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park with all the outdoor shopping marts. At Brookfield Place in Manhattan (230 Vesey Street) until 11/1 (10am-7pm) Canstruction. See spectacular sculptures made of cans. You can even vote for your favorite sculpture. Until 1/19/24 BAM Next Wave Festival showcase of creative dance, theater, film and literature from around the world. Past offerings have included the Philip Glass opera Kepler (of planetary motion fame), Isabelle Huppert starring in Phaedra(s) and Ivo van Hove’s staging of The Fountainhead. Until 4/27/25 Pets and the City. The New-York Historical’s Museum and Library collection documents the multidimensional roles animals have played to serve and coexist alongside human beings, through photographs, mem
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The Saturday List: ROUND IN FIFTY
Posted onMarch 16, 2024byDavid Fick
Pack your bags and buckle up, fellow travellers, as we embark on a whirlwind adventure inspired by the classic novel, AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHT DAYS to celebrate the opening of its musical sequel, ROUND IN FIFTY! Continue reading →
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No One Will Save You Review
Review: If there’s any subgenre that desperately needs a resurgence, it’s the alien invasion film. Vampires and Zombies got their time and we desperately need Aliens to get theirs. I mean, heck, have you seen the news lately? So if anything, No One Will Save Youfeels very timely. Hell, just two weeks before release, the Mexican government practically put out a promotional video for the film. So in a world where actors can’t promote their movies, it feels oddly kismet. But if you’re expecting anything more than cool alien designs and a great Kaitlyn Deverperformance, then you may be disappointed.
No One Will Save Youfollows Brynn (Dever) as she navigates her life as a homebody. She seems to have a ton of social anxiety. There’s...
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Arabic-Language Musical Movie ‘Sukkar’ Set to Launch in Middle East Cinemas