Narrow Road to the Deep North at Lincoln Center
Edward Bond’s play revisits Basho and a child by the river in 17th century Japan and follows the poet’s eventual enlightenment. A stark stage, white faced actors, and a twisting, political tale critique tyranny, ritual, and belief as the drama unfolds toward a controversial crucifixion scene.
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Edward Bond
Vivian Beaumont Theatre
Lincoln Center
Japan
Matsuo Basho
Cross Edward Bond
Basho
Bond
Potter
Riverbottom
Deep North
Year 1972 Outlook and Political Forecasts for a New Year
A hopeful yet cautious look at 1972 politics and foreign policy. Muskie and Humphrey announcements loom as primaries approach, Nixon enjoys high poll ratings, and debates over Vietnam, economy, and inflation shape expectations for the year and beyond. The piece notes anticipated summits with Peking and Moscow and questions whether 1973 may bring greater upheaval.
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Muskie
Humphrey
Lindsay
Miami
Nixon
South Vietnm
Peking
Moscow
Comminson
Barnard Pianist Lea Rutmanowitz Debuts With Ambitious Program
Barnard pianist Lea Rutmanowitz opened Columba recital with Variations by Bach and Hach, Beethoven Sonata Les Adieux, Schoenberg Drei Klavierstücke, and Schumann Fantasie in C Major. She conveyed slow movements with measured control and avoided sentimentality, while faster passages showed technical strain yet overall vivacity. Her expressive, cohesive interpretation hinted at future achievement.
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Lea Rutmanowitz
Ruttmanowitz
J & Hach
Rutmanowitz
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New York
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Arnald Schoenbergs
Drei Klavier
Stuccke
Schumann
Pierce
Lee Kuzmanowitz
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