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‘Eat the Document’ Review: The Prototype Festival’s Musical Fugitives

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By Maria Baranova
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
New York According to its co-founder and co-artistic director Beth Morrison, the Prototype Festival is a place for music-theater pieces that defy categorization. “Eat the Document,” which opened this year’s festival on Thursday at HERE, is a case in point. John Glover’s score, which takes many of its cues from pop and rock music of the 1970s and 1990s, is like a concept album, shaped into a compelling narrative by Kelley Rourke’s smart, well-distilled libretto.
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The Best Broadway Shows and Theater of 2024

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By Sara Holdren Verified, Jackson McHenry Verified, Maria Baranova, Emilio Madrid
| Vulture Verified
It’s that time of year again, when Vulture’s critics embark on our messiest annual tradition: the finalization of our Top 10 lists. Here are the best shows that theater critics Sara Holdren and Jackson McHenry saw in 2024. In my first full year back on the job, I’ve been heartened, especially in recent dark days, to see collaboration everywhere. Theaters are reaching out to each other.
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DANCE NEWS: Ali Rosa-Salas to Lead Abrons Arts Center, Named Vice President of Visual and Performing Arts

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By Mariana Morales Valencia, Maria Baranova, Daniel Terna
| The Dance Enthusiast Verified
Features > Dance NewsHappenings in the Field Abrons Arts Center is thrilled to announce that Ali Rosa-Salas has been named Vice President of Visual and Performing Arts for Henry Street Settlement. Rosa-Salas joined the arts center in 2017 and since 2021 has been serving as artistic director and chief curator of the center’s performance and exhibition programming, and manager of its artist residency programs.
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