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Alysoun Seacat Is Number One in Nuka's Heart—by a Whisker

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With Help from Her Mentor Martha Graham, Terese Capucilli Adds a New Twist to Some Dance Classics

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To Deal with Their Special Needs, Painters and Performers Can Turn to a New Specialty: Arts Medicine

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For Composer Anthony Davis, X Marks the Premiere of What May Be the First Major Black Opera

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What's Made Our Kids Soft?

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In Praise of Pasta, Bob Giraldi and Phil Suarez Co-Produce Another Hit That's Hot and Hip

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Cadets Were Skeptical at First, but Now Bonnie Bennett Has 'em Doing Handstands at West Point

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Fight Director B.h. Barry Puts the Bam! and the Pow! into Theater Without Any of the Ouch!

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Grace Bumbry Adds Passion to Bess as Gershwin's Porgy Finally Makes It to the Met

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Jeffrey Tate's Baton Wields a New Vigor in Opera, but the Real Drama Occurred Off the Podium

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Master Minimalist Steve Reich Proves That Even in Serious Music Less Can Be More

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Opera Greats Sing the Praises of Prompter Joan Dornemann, the Much-Loved Phantom of the Met

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Waddle You Bet Conductors Look Like Penguins? Leonard Slatkin, for One, Doesn't Duck the Issue

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Met Baby Catherine Malfitano Grows Up to Become An Opera Prima Diva—and Incurable Romantic

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Michael Peters Is the Hot New Choreographer Who Makes Dancers Out of Video's Rock Stars

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Claes' Kid Brother, Dick, May Be the Quiet Oldenburg, but Look How He's Modernized the Modern

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A Mysterious Disease Cost Joy Spering Her Legs, but She Bounced Back Up a Champ

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Dancer Charlene Gehm's Gams Are Showstoppers for Shoppers and the Joy of the Joffrey

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Whether Classical or Jazz, Wynton Marsalis and His Horn Are at the Top of the Charts

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For Painter Julian Schnabel, There's No Sound Sweeter Than Cracking Crockery

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How to Get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, Practice, Practice—and Have a Big-Name Mentor

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A Night at the Opera Marks the Brilliant and Rapid Rise of Conductor James Levine's Star

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With An Air That's More T-Shirt Than Stuffed-Shirt, Gerard Schwarz Brings Brio to 'Mostly Mozart' Summer Concerts

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The Dogged Dudley Moore Rolls Out a Class Act with a Carnegie Hall Debut

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What Do You Tell a Millionaire Publisher with Only One Symphony to Conduct? 'play It Again, Gil'

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