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“Yes, I’m aware it was first done in 1955, but the play is only belatedly receiving its due,” he writes. “American theater is at long last ready to listen to a playwright who was calling out systemic racism decades ago in a backstage comedy that is as biting as it is entertaining.”, in which he plays an aging professor under fire for inviting a white nationalist to participate in a symposium.
. Cranston had originally been asked by the Geffen to direct a season in 2019, but the actor handed the directing reins back in the wake of theafter reflecting on the issues he had been blind to as a performer. “I realized, ‘Oh my God, if there’s one, there’s two, and if there’s two, there are 20 blind spots that I have,” he tells The Times’Bryan Cranston is returning to the stage in “Power of Sail” at the Geffen Playhouse.
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Frieze and Deutsche Bank Name 3rd Annual Film Award WinnerDiante Singley was honored on Friday with the Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award, with Adham Elnashai winning the Audience Award.
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Frieze: Come for the Art, Stay for the City ExperienceBeverly Hills exudes cultural vibrancy as the host city during Frieze Los Angeles, February 17-20. Whether you’re in town for this year’s international contemporary art fair or if you just haven’t visited in a while, you’ll be amazed by how much there is to do, eat, see and experience as the city rolls out the red carpet for its guests.
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Action! Los Angeles Glitterati Descend on a Frenetic First Day of Frieze, Snapping Up Works and Posing for the Cameras | Artnet NewsFrieze L.A. is back after a pandemic-induced hiatus and the first edition brought out a plethora of serious buyers and celebrities alike.
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Which Celebs Went Shopping at Frieze Los Angeles? We Buttonholed Gwyneth Paltrow, Will Ferrell, and Other Famous Names at the FairCheck out the celebs that went shopping at Frieze Los Angeles, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Will Ferrell, and other famous names:
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The Weeknd, Gwyneth Paltrow, Leonardo DiCaprio, James Corden in the Market for Art at Frieze Los AngelesWill Ferrell, Owen Wilson, Pierce Brosnan and Zachary Quinto were also among the V.I.P. opening day crowd at the art fair, relocated from Paramount Studios to a tent in Beverly HIlls.
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Matthew Brown, the 26-Year-Old L.A. Gallerist, Might Be the Breakout Star of Frieze Week. Just Don't Ask Him to Confirm | Artnet NewsIn a short time, the wunderkind dealer has won the loyalty of artists and become the talk of Tinseltown for his zeitgeist-nailing program.
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