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Handel Goes For Cleopatra as Boston Goes Baroque
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How to survive an opera: Where to start, performances you can...
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Dazzling New Half A Sixpence: Twice As Good As The Original
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Urban Legends: Playwright Mounts His Work In Three Cities in One...
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In Boston — Last Night, Thunder; Tonight, Beethoven’s 9th
Michael Levin
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If You Like Great Choreographers, You’ll Love Boston Ballet’s New Season
Michael Levin
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April 7, 2020
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Boston Ballet: The American dance company makes its French debut at...
Michael Levin
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April 7, 2020
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Walker Evans At SFMOMA: Making The Ordinary Extraordinary
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At Boston’s Gardner Museum, It’s Time to “Listen Hear”
Michael Levin
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MLK And MFA: How Thousands Of Bostonians Spent Their Day
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