Alex Edelman’s “Just for Us” is catalyzing an off-Broadway renaissance by giving us what Broadway isn’t: original material, heterodox thought and face-to-face conversation with those who scare us.
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Nat Hentoff was concerned with three things: the Constitution, being an atheist pro-life advocate, and jazz music, with the latter being his primary passion.
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University Musical Society’s “Fiddler on the Roof” strikes a shaky balance between ‘tradition’ and a changing world. In our new era of multi-ethnic casting, what does it mean to be a Jew?
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Blue-state Governors suited up last week to play another egregious game of political Calvinball.
The American Innovation and Choice Online Act is aptly named in that the proposed legislation would hamper innovation in small businesses and freedom of choice for consumers.
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