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A New Sun Rises in Tiger Hands

By Candice Thompson

Benjamin Akio Kimitch Debuts a Transfixing Experiment Complicating Tropes of “East” and “West.”

Lai Yi Ohlsen and Pareena Lim in <em>Tiger Hands</em> by Benjamin Akio Kimitch, The Shed, as part of Open Call 2022. Photo: Erin Baiano.

A Requiem Rocks the Fundament

By Susan Yung

Kyle Abraham and Jlin shake up Mozart’s mass

A.I.M by Kyle Abraham, ensemble (Gianna Theodore, Catherine Kirk, Donovan Reed, Claude “CJ” Johnson, Dymon Samara, Keerati Jinakunwiphat, Rakeem Hardy, Tamisha A. Guy. Photo: Erin Baiano.

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Dance

A New Sun Rises in Tiger Hands
By Candice Thompson
A Requiem Rocks the Fundament
By Susan Yung

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