Patrick Stewart News
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Dirty Projectors plays Carnegie Hall tonight.
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At the beginning, Renee Fleming’s career shot up in a vertical line. At this stage, the soprano said during a lunch, it’s broadening out horizontally. She demonstrated with a graceful wave of her arms.
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Edward Bond’s 1974 play “Bingo,” about the last years of William Shakespeare, provides a gift of a role for a great actor. Patrick Stewart commands it fully.
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David Mamet’s 1977 “A Life in the Theatre,” its title winkingly lifted from Stanislavsky, is revived, this time on Broadway, with Patrick Stewart and T.R. Knight.
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The irony of speaking to 600 guests beneath a 94-foot replica of a blue whale at the American Museum of Natural History was not lost on JPMorgan Chase & Co. investment-banking chairman Jes Staley.
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“He couldn’t crawl,” said former Fed chairman Paul Volcker of his son, James. He fought back tears as he went on: “We wondered. We thought: What’s the matter? And then we were told with no uncertainty he had cerebral palsy.”
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As the Norman Mailer Center and the Muhammad Ali Center passed out cash awards to young writers last night, literary lions and scions pondered investing.
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Is anything funnier than a cuddly teddy bear smoking dope and talking about genitalia in terms too graphic to repeat here?
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Joan Baez brings her folk guitar, vibrato voice and 21st-century song adaptations to London.
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Hard rock takes over London’s Roundhouse tomorrow night, with a show full of punks, aggressive guitarists dressed in black leather and posters of rats.
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