'Donka: A Letter to Chekhov' Is Silly and Childish and Brilliant
“Donka,” a polyglot European company’s take on Chekhov at Brooklyn Academy of Music, is a fun, surprisingly vital all-ages circus show with a tenuous connection to Russian drama.
Brooklyn Academy of Music
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'House/Divided' Addresses America in the Great Recession
“House/Divided,” at BAM from the Builders Association, is a politically potent reflection of America’s identity crisis after the Great Recession that’s smart, alive, and haunting.
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Absurdist Tragicomedy ‘Rhinoceros’ Illustrates Mass Hysteria With Metamorphoses
Style and substance converge in ways that are both viscerally compelling and intellectually gripping in Emmanuel Demarcy-Mota's robust staging of Eugene Ionesco's aburdist masterpiece.
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“Einstein on the Beach,” Robert Wilson, Philip Glass, and Lucinda Childs’ 1976 mystifying avant-garde operatic masterpiece, returns to BAM more polished and effective than ever.
