In 1954, New Zealand legislator Mabel Howard waved at the mostly male members of Parliament (MP) two large pairs of
It’s not until the end of John Feffer’s one-man show, “Next Stop: North Korea,” that the foreign policy scholar-cum-playwright offers
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For those brave at heart and with a penchant for the compelling and morose, Signature’s premiere of “Masterpieces of the
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On a quiet street in Oslo, the almost-famous international diplomatic band hauls their equipment out of the van to the
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The Hirshhorn Museum has once again embraced an immersive and Instagram-friendly approach with its latest blockbuster exhibition, “Pulse” — but
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Without a doubt, Cyrano de Bergerac, the title character of Edmond Rostand’s 1897 play of the same name, is one
As more young American adults struggle with extra weight, they are paying an even steeper price as the rates of
