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“Corktown ’39” at Rogue

This may be surprising to some, but I am not an expert on Irish WW2 history. I was aware that Ireland had a policy of neutrality during the war, but according to playwright John Fazakerly, the Irish Republican Army...

Breakthrough Prize 2025

Last Saturday night, the eleventh Breakthrough Prize awards celebrated outstanding scientific achievements, honoring scientists driving remarkable discoveries in gene editing, human diseases, the search for the...

A Noise Within presents “Jane Eyre”

As a Literature major in my distant past, I have a shameful confession to make – I’ve never read Jane Eyre. I’ve read Ulysses and Absalom, Absalom, Toni Morrison and Annie Proulx, but never quite got to Charlotte Brontë...

MOCA museum survey

SHARE YOUR VOICE: NATIONAL MUSEUM SURVEY We are all ears. From the Museum of Contemporary Art’s release: “We want to know what MOCA means to you and how we can better support and engage the MOCA community in...

“Così fan tutte” LA Opera review

“All women are like that…” Possibly the most sexist opera in the classical music canon, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‘s comedic opera Così fan tutte is nevertheless a lot of fun to experience. LA...

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