Archive for Sunday, May 30, 2004

Butoh in the badlands

• The anti-ingenue By Rachel Abramowitz

• A film fest propelled by movement By Lewis Segal

• Runway redux for Elbaz By Booth Moore

• It’s where cinema is a matter of life By Manohla Dargis

• City Lights shine to foster mental health By Ann Conway

• Indie’s new adventure By Richard Cromelin

• Master of the dastardly By Paul Brownfield

• Men’s rising obsession By Helene Siegel

• A more eternal Noguchi By Suzanne Muchnic

• The truth about fiction By Stephen Farber

• Great Stone Face under full steam By Susan King

• Homeless, in distinguished company By Michael T. Jarvis

• U.S. label is keen on Keane By Steve Hochman

• Disney still uncovering ‘Treasures’ By Susan King

• Abuse in Iraq – an ugly story, but it must be told By David Shaw

• Flamenco by way of Cuba By Agustin Gurza

• PJ Harvey, still rockin’ and roiling By Robert Hilburn

• The African sleuth and her improbable creator By Gayle Pollard-Terry

• A change in the guard at L.A. Phil By Chris Pasles

• ‘Mystery of the Mustached Lady’ By Carol Farley

• Trying to cheer up a pal, Sam steps into ‘Night of the Living Gerbil’

• Staging our political reality By David Edgar

• General enthusiasm By Susan King

• A mere $62,500 an inch? By Suzanne Muchnic

• A play by any other name By Don Shirley