[ad_1] A show at the Neue Galerie reveals the many different aspects of the German painter’s work during a decade that saw the ravages of World War I and the…
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‘Partnership’ Review: Elizabeth Baker’s Long-Lost Drama
[ad_1] Mint Theater Company mounts its third play by the early 20th-century British writer, which follows the savvy female proprietor of a dressmaking shop. [ad_2] Source link
‘Ann Lowe: American Couturier’ Review: Anonymously Dressing the Daughters of High Society
[ad_1] Winterthur, Del. In 1964, the Saturday Evening Post called the couturier Ann Lowe “society’s best-kept secret.” At that point she’d been dressing women of the Social Register for decades—first…
Arts Calendar: Happenings for the Week of October 15
[ad_1] By WSJ Arts in Review Staff Film • “Killers of the Flower Moon” (Oct. 20): Martin Scorsese returns with this tale, co-written by Eric Roth and based on the book…
‘Gutenberg! The Musical!’ Review: A Mock Broadway Biography
[ad_1] Andrew Rannells and Josh Gad play two would-be theater impresarios attempting to put on a show about the inventor of the printing press in this energetic musical farce. [ad_2]…
‘Among Friends and Rivals: Caravaggio in Rome’ Review: A Master and His Worthy Imitators
[ad_1] At the Art Institute of Chicago, two stunning Caravaggios—‘The Cardsharps’ and ‘Martha and Mary Magdalene’—are shown alongside works by those who were inspired by his talents. [ad_2] Source link
‘Lupin’ Season 3 Review: Literary Lifting
[ad_1] The French crime series, which borrows its title—and many of its central character’s capers—from Maurice Leblanc’s gentleman thief, returns to Netflix [ad_2] Source link
‘The Creator’ Review: On the Run in a Sci-Fi AI Empire
[ad_1] John David Washington plays an ex-soldier protecting a robot child in Gareth Edwards’s futuristic film, which sees the U.S. military out to destroy artificial-intelligence technology in Asia. [ad_2] Source…
‘Manet/Degas’ Review: Modern Masters Side by Side at the Met
[ad_1] A stunning exhibition pairs the two Parisian painters to explore their ‘enigmatic relationship’ in life and art. [ad_2] Source link
Perelman Performing Arts Center: More Than Meets the Eye
[ad_1] Designed by Joshua Ramus of the firm REX, the new structure at the World Trade Center complex navigates the many constraints of the site with ingenuity and grace. [ad_2]…