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Northam

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My Personal Reasons for Wanting Ralph Northam to Resign

David W. Terrell - February 19, 2019

Biden

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Biden, Harris, Castro: Do Their Books Have Literary Merit?

Egypt

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Five Reasons We Should Pay Attention to Egypt

OCasey

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Revisiting the Comic Tragicomedy of Sean O’Casey

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Progressives, Let’s Be Wise For the Next Two Years

Black Power

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Black Power Art Raises a Fist at the Brooklyn Museum

Beck Feibelman - October 26, 2018

arts

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Screen or Stage, Tyne Daly Finds Arts Essential to Democracy

Jose Solís - October 26, 2018

climate

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UN Report on Climate Change: Here Comes The Flood!

Elizabeth Burke - October 23, 2018

Khashoggi

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Jamal Khashoggi and the Death of American Decency

Tom Berger - October 22, 2018

Pence

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Mike Hot-Pence by Day, VP Mike Pence by Night

Robin Rothstein - October 17, 2018

Joan

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As Joan of Arc’s Mother, Glenn Close Sears Your Soul

Martha Steketee - October 17, 2018

New York Film Festival

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The 10 Most Important Films in the 56th New York Film...

Jose Solís - October 12, 2018

play

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How Do You Write a Play Inspired by Sandy Hook?

Dean Poynor and Monica Wyche - October 11, 2018

Ford

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Kavanaugh Wanted a Job — He Wasn’t Entitled to Due Process

Robert Burney - October 9, 2018

Kavanaugh

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Kavanaugh Is In… So, Where Do We Go From Here?

Stacie Williams - October 9, 2018

Collins

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Susan Collins Honorary Co-Sponsor of Human Rights Art Festival?

Leonard Jacobs - October 6, 2018

food

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In ‘Hitler’s Tasters,’ Young Women Feast on the Fuhrer’s Food

Leonard Jacobs - October 6, 2018

von Braun

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On Stage Now: The Brilliant Nazi Scientist That America Embraced

Leonard Jacobs - October 4, 2018

Maz Jobrani

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Maz Jobrani Uses Comedy to Tell the Immigrant Story

Sean Douglass - October 4, 2018

Gloria

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Emily Mann Presents Gloria Steinem, Warts and All

Iris Dorbian - October 4, 2018

spending

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Republicans Reward the Rich by Blaming the Poor

David W. Terrell - October 4, 2018

Constitution

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What the Constitution Means to Me, You, and Mike Iveson

Leonard Jacobs - October 1, 2018

artists

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Look at the Activist Artists Who Actually Walk the Talk

Shawn Lent - September 29, 2018

Henderson

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He Spent a Year Telling Students to ‘Sit Down and Shut...

Mark Dundas Wood - September 28, 2018

Ford

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Meet the Young Actor Who Is Very Close to Dr. Ford

Tom Berger - September 23, 2018

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THE MARBURY PROJECT

Nottage

Theater

Please, Lynn Nottage, Don’t Make Me ‘Meet Vera Stark’!

David Finkle - February 20, 2019

One of our towering dramatic playwrights finds no time for comedy.

Mars Never Seemed So Close, or So Far Away

February 10, 2019

Triangle Shirtwaist Burns with ‘Fire in My Mouth’ Oratorio

January 30, 2019

Sorry, Globes: Patricia Arquette Was a ‘Dannemora’ Dud

January 27, 2019

Lear deBessonet Makes Theater as a Hopeful Public Proposal

January 20, 2019

25 Change-Making Artists You Should Track During 2019

January 17, 2019

And the Oscar Goes to…Blanche Walsh?

January 16, 2019

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THE SCENE

Alissa Wilkinson

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Pastors, Skaters, Lady Gaga: Vox’s Alissa Wilkinson on 2018’s Best Films

Sean Douglass - December 6, 2018

Vox's film critic joins CFR's Sean Douglass and Jose Solís‏ to review their "favourite" movies of the year.

RJ Mitte Stephanie Gould

RJ Mitte, Stephanie Gould Envision Better Roles for Actors with Disabilities

November 1, 2018

Maz Jobrani Uses Comedy to Tell the Immigrant Story

October 4, 2018

How Kelly Jenrette and Melvin Jackson Jr. Made Emmy History

August 27, 2018

Niegel Smith of The Flea Theater Will Make Us “Color Brave”

August 3, 2018

What Is the Future of Theater Podcasting?

July 5, 2018

Can Playwright Rajiv Joseph Cure Our Fake News Sickness?

June 11, 2018