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7 Ways to Remember Martin Luther King in New York
Since 1983, just 15 years after his death, the third Monday in January has been designated as a federal holiday…
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4 Operas in 48 Hours: A Critic’s Marathon at the Met
Even for a critic who attends performances as a way of life, there were more than a few similarities to…
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Review: Amid Omicron, the Met Opera Opens a Weimar ‘Rigoletto’
While a surge of coronavirus cases, driven by the spread of the Omicron variant, has taken a profound toll on…
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Review: ‘Cinderella’ Adds Stardust to the Met Opera’s Holiday
What is the difference between real life and dreams, especially for an insecure young person? That poignant question is at…
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Review: ‘Magic Flute’ Welcomes Children Back to the Met
It’s always heartening to see lots of eager children in the audience when the Metropolitan Opera presents its family-friendly version…
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‘I Savor Everything’: A Soprano’s Star Turn at the Met Opera
The soprano Erin Morley is no stranger to the Metropolitan Opera, where she has been a fixture for over a…
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Review: The Met Opera’s ‘Eurydice’ Tries to Raise the Dead
What does it sound like when you’re dead? “There are strange high-pitched noises,” a character in Sarah Ruhl’s play “Eurydice”…
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Your Wednesday Briefing
Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain, President of Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and President Biden at…
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Can Seeds Planted by Drones Spawn New Forests?
This article is part of a special report on Climate Solutions, which looks at efforts around the world to make…
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After 24 Years, a Conductor Returns to the Met Opera
Among the ample attractions of the Metropolitan Opera’s forthcoming performances of Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg,” which runs from ...
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