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Art of the ideal
This isn’t a feel-good drama about a bunch of plucky individuals who worked together to knock down the patriarchy, but a knotty play in which ideals battle real-life compromises
Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore
You become a real New Yorker when you’ve mastered the delicate, near-mystical art
Josie Cox
Masquerade honors and innovates the legacy of Phantom of the Opera
The ceremony went two steps forward and one step backwards
Alexander Larman
Upstaged
Kecia Lewis called LuPone’s noise complaint a ‘racial microaggression’
Ella Whelan