By Tina Barry
Rhonda, a focus group coordinator with
the gravely voice of a Mafia Don, is on the phone.
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By Kevin Filipski
This month’s 20th Next Wave Festival performances
are appropriately dominated by innovative 20th-century music,
often paired with video imagery.
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By Lisa J. Curtis
In a wonderfully
weird melding of traditions, DUMBO will celebrate Oktoberfest
(with Guinness beer) and those bivalve mollusks (oysters) at
the Water Street Bar’s Guinness Oyster Fest on Oct. 5.
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By Lisa J. Curtis
With a nod to the commotion caused at the
Brooklyn Museum of Art by the "Sensation" exhibit two
years ago, the museum has recently unveiled "Exposed: The
Victorian Nude," rewinding British art history and its attendant
controversies back to the Victorian era.
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By Paulanne Simmons
The Last Supper" is not over. Ed Schmidt’s
successful dinner-theater show, which includes a modern retelling
of the Biblical story and is staged in his own kitchen, reopened
on Sept. 13.
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By Lisa J. Curtis
Three 20-something Pratt Institute grads
have decided that although there are a lot of film festivals
out there, there are a lot more young, talented filmmakers who
aren’t getting exposure.
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BAM’s 20th Next
Wave Festival will present singer-songwriter-pianist Ben Folds
as part of its "Next Wave of Song" on Oct. 11 and Oct.
12 at 7:30 pm at the Howard Gilman Opera House (30 Lafayette
Ave. at Ashland Place).
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