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Storm Seller
In Lori J. Nix’s photos, farm towns are blown apart for laughs — and not much else.
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Fantasia With Attitude
Bring in ‘da Noise exalts dance as a triumph of the human spirit.
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Oddities From Brick Alley
Some rather strange plays are presented in a new haven for the esoteric.
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From Moldova With Love
Here’s a first: painter Vitally Grigoryev, a modern artist with not enough angst.
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A Revived Problem Play
Dobama’s Waiting Room proves that tender loving care can save an ailing play.
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Call of the Wild
Love, Janis chronicles the star’s evolution from gentle country girl to rock’s wild woman.
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Where the River Runs Wild
On the Hills of Black America is a surreal journey through an urban wasteland.
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Jacques Brel Is Dead and Buried in Tahiti
Ensemble Theatre’s production remains an amiable show for Francophiles to coo over.
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Look! Up on the Wall!
The age of the superhero is over — unless you’re in the mood for a little therapy.
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The Little Prints
Shutter to think CMA’s exhibit of photos taken with a toy camera actually works.
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A Tale Told by an Idiot
Steve Martin’s Picasso may be described as a theatrical virus.
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Saint Diego
The Cleveland Museum of Art’s retrospective proves that Diego Rivera mastered more than murals.