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Soprano Julia Bullock with pianist Wu Han. (Credit: Emon Hassan for The New York Times)<\/p><\/div>\n
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- Recently, The New Yorker<\/em> has been publishing articles on Walt Whitman, which includes articles on the poet’s men’s-health column<\/a>, his lost novel<\/a>, a recitation of “Song of Myself” at a drug-court session<\/a>, and the theme of the sea in Whitman’s poetry<\/a>.<\/li>\n
- Chekhov two ways: Three Sisters<\/a><\/em> and Aaron Posner’s addendum-play No Sisters<\/em><\/a> at Studio Theatre… in tandem. As in, you can sneak a peak of a live performance of Three Sisters on video monitors on the set of No Sisters. DC Theatre Scene recommends viewing the original play first before diving into No Sisters<\/em>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Biko Eisen-Martin in No Sisters<\/em>, video monitor visible in the background. (Credit: Teresa Wood)<\/p><\/div>\n
Well, that should tide you overfor one week. Come back soon!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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- Chekhov two ways: Three Sisters<\/a><\/em> and Aaron Posner’s addendum-play No Sisters<\/em><\/a> at Studio Theatre… in tandem. As in, you can sneak a peak of a live performance of Three Sisters on video monitors on the set of No Sisters. DC Theatre Scene recommends viewing the original play first before diving into No Sisters<\/em>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n