Andrew Wyeth Reveals Realist Calm of Pennsylvania Life
Critics weigh Wyeth’s realism as he shows a record exhibit at Whitney Museum. His work commands high prices and loyal buyers, drawing praise for capturing nostalgia and the last remnants of a bygone American era. Critics warn some pieces feel illustrative and overly dramatic.
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Andrew Wyeth
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Pennsylvania
Wyeth
Whitney Museum
Wintney
Wryeth
Fortune Men’s £ Yes
Fortunes for the men’s team are noted with a positive report in the page segment. The text references a transaction or decision involving money and a men’s event. No further context or names are clearly readable.
Fortune and Men's Eyes on Off Broadway
The production succeeds through strong acting and cohesive direction. Set in a Canadian detention home for men the play examines sex power and human relations with a merciless pace and striking moments that drew strong audience reactions.
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Becom
Smutty
Hamp a Bitter Attack on Army Rule Turns Tragic
A World War I play review notes strong acting that elevates a tale of desertion and martial law. Robert Salvio as Hamp conveys disorientation and stubborn optimism while Lt Hargreaves's defense counsel exposes the system’s harsh limits.
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Sarah B.ley
John Wilson
Hamp
Maud
Pirate Hamp
Robert
Salvio
Lt Hargreaves
Michael Lapton
Lyne Hamp
Calvary Yeats Play Shown by Barnard College Theatre Company
Barnard College Theatre Company directed by Kenneth Jones presents Calvary a short poem play about Christ's death. Performances last Thursday in Barnard Gym and Sunday at the Chapel of the Intercession and St Pauls Chapel feature Jon Bauman Jeff Kurmit and Mark Katzman delivering a stark emotional rendition with a chorus using minimal scenery. Additional showings are listed for March 27 12:30 pm St Marys 126th Street and March 23 12:15 pm Earl Hall with 8 pm at St Marys noted.
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William Butler Yeat
Christ
Keane
Andrew Wyeth
Barnard College Theatre Company
Kenneth Jones
Barnard
Chapel of the Intercession
St Paul’s Chapel
Columbia
Lazarus
Jesus
Judas
Theatre Company
Serpi Cails
Jon Bauman
Jeff Kurmt
Mark Katzman
St Mary's
126Th Street
St Paul's
Fulton Street
Earl Hall
An African Season by Leonard Levitt review
Ellen Shulman reviews Leonard Levitt's first book An African Season, a lively personal account of his Peace Corps teaching in Tanzania. The narrative covers village respect shifts, classroom challenges, and disillusionment with the Peace Corps as a political instrument, contrasted with critique of U.S. policy and CIA speculation.
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Sargent Shriver
Leonard Lévitt
School of Journalism
Grinmung
Levitt
Tanzania
Rhodesia
South Africa
Frommy
Peace Corps
Conrad
Mr. Kurtz
Vietnam
CIA
Infuraion
South Bronx
New York City
Ellen Shulman
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