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Boticelli in Frankfurt, Man Ray in New York and the theory of relativity in dance form in London
Reviews
Film releases: November 13
Nigel Andrews reviews Michael Haneke’s Golden Palm-winning masterwork ‘The White Ribbon’ and Roland Emmerich’s ‘2012’, as well as ‘Harry Brown’, ‘Tulpan’, ‘We Live in Public’, ‘Taking Woodstock’, and ‘Amelia’
Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance, Joyce Theater, New York
Apollinaire Scherr enjoys an evening of dance devoted to Abraham Lincoln’s legacy
Don Giovanni, David H. Koch Theater, New York
Martin Bernheimer sees a clever, low-budget perversion of Mozart’s masterpiece
Performa 09, various venues, New York
Emily Stokes visits the art performance biennial
Otello, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco
Tenor Johan Botha is the real deal, says Allan Ulrich
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