Movie Review: Spalding Gray on Video in ‘Wooster Group’s Rumstick Road’
A young Spalding Gray appears in “The Wooster Group’s Rumstick Road,” which explores his mother’s suicide.
ArtsBeat: Gelb Joins French Legion of Honor
Peter Gelb, the general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, was honored by the French ambassador.
Dance Review: Shen Wei Dance Arts Performs at Judson Memorial Church
Shen Wei Dance Arts revives a 2005 work in the round at Judson Memorial Church, the new proximity exposing the subtleties of the choreography.
Dance Review: Claire Porter at Joe’s Pub
Grammar was the theme propelling Claire Porter’s collection of dance sketches at Joe’s Pub.
PICKS: Dani Gal
03.21.14-06.21.14 Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, 03.21.14-06.21.14 Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, review written by Naomi Lev
Critic’s Notebook: Real Murder in ‘The Killer Speaks’ and ‘Cell Block Psychic’
“The Killer Speaks” and “Cell Block Psychic” address real murders, not the glossy TV kind.
PICKS: “Superficial Hygiene”
03.14.14-06.09.14 De Hallen Haarlem, Haarlem, review written by Robert-Jan Muller
Dance Review: ‘Craft of the Father’ at the Chocolate Factory
Levi Gonzalez’s “The Craft of the Father” begins with a variety of bodily noises, then focuses on touch.
Music Review: David Lang’s ‘collected stories’ Series Ends With ‘memoir’
David Lang’s “collected stories” series ended on Tuesday with a program that featured John Cage works and Mr. Lang’s “mystery sonatas.”
Theater Review: Elizabeth A. Davis Stars in ‘Four Last Things’
In “Four Last Things,” by Lisa Tierney-Keogh, a young woman feels trapped on a farm in Ireland.
