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Don Bachardy, "Christopher Isherwood," June 20, 1979; acrylic on paper
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In Don Bachardy’s vivid portraits at the Huntington, show business isn’t what you think

A revelatory show at the Huntington puts Don Bachardy’s prolific portrait drawings into a welcome new light.

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The freedoms of a.k. payne’s award-winning abolition play ‘Furlough’s Paradise,’ onstage and off

The cast South Coast Repertory's world premiere of ”You Are Cordially Invited to the End of the World" by Keiko Green.

Playwright Keiko Green invites audiences to party like it’s the apocalypse

Members of the Mark Morris Dance Group perform the world premiere of "MOON" at the Kennedy Center Eisenhower Theater

Post-Trump purge, can the Kennedy Center save itself? How Mark Morris showed the way

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Inside Geffen Playhouse’s 2025-26 season: Athol Fugard, Pearl Cleage and multiple world premieres

In the new musical ‘Regency Girls,’ young women in trouble discover empowerment on a road trip

Nicky Katt, ‘Dazed and Confused’ and ‘Boston Public’ actor, dies at 54

Egged on by his family, Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh finally opens MutMuz Gallery to the public

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Bruce Nauman, "Dark," 1968, steel
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Bruce Nauman’s steel-plate sculpture captured the upheaval of 1968. It’s time for another look

Bruce Nauman’s celebrated Conceptual art ripened during the decade he worked in Pasadena. A fine gallery show assembles two dozen examples with political and social dimensions that speak to present day.

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