Met Opera Trusts Barrault Faust and Carmen Flops
The Met staged Faust by Charles Gounod under Jean-Louis Barrault then Carmen in a controversial double bill. Review calls the sets drab, ballet grotesque, and the overall Carmen and Faust productions inferior yet notes strong singing by Gedda and others. Siegelaub gallery exhibit labeled conceptual art. catalog pieces and artists discussed with dense descriptions.
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Flesh and Warhol Film Sparks Debate at Garrick
A column on Andy Warhol films and censorship argues the underground scene offers bold art beyond mere flesh. The author notes personal reaction, calls for faster censorship reform, and says future viewing should seek heart and love as Sweden experimented with open sexuality. Garrick Theatre contact: 533-8270.
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