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The article focuses on upcoming events in New York City including the Gov Ball music festival at Flushing Meadows Corona Park featuring headliners like Lizzo and Kendrick Lamar, the Kids FilmFest showcasing short films made by children and teenagers, and the OZU120 film series at Film Forum.

The article focuses on the variety of entertainment options including Taylor Swift's ambitious concert tour, Devon Walker's interactive comedy show, the screening of the film "Werckmeister Harmonies, the theatrical adaptation of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show," and Godwin Louis' jazz performance.

The article previews several entertainment events in New York in May-June 2023, including the concert by pop singer Leslie Feist, the showing of the film "The City: Real and Imagined," and the Urban Wildlife Festival.

The article reviews the performance of Belgian singer Angele, known for her emotionally impactful pop songs, with crossover potential, and highlights her recent shows in New York state at Terminal 5 following her success at Coachella, showcasing her distinctive style.

The article offers information on the events happening in New York from April 28-30, 2023, including the screening of the film "Playtime," a music concert by saxophonist and composer Kevin Sun, and the Spring Festival for children.

The article previews several performances in New York City, NY in April 2023, including a concert by pop singer Nia Archives, the La Mama Moves! Dance Festival, and the opera "Der Rosenkavalier," directed by Robert Carsen and starring Lise Davidsen and Samantha Hankey at the Metropolitan Opera.

The article presents the discussion on HBO stand-up special about mental health calling "Career Suicide" showing love through action and service.

The article presents information on upcoming events, comedy shows, and dance on March 12, 2023 in New York including Batsheva Israel's premier dance company bringing its work "Hora," "DRAG the Oscars" at Roxy Cinema, and a performance by pop & rock band Unwound.

The article offers Comedy, jazz and an augmented-reality events recommendation for the weekend, which includes pop and rock "MARGO PRICE" to be held at Webster Hall, Manhattan on March 4, 2023; and Jazz "RENEE ROSNES QUARTET" through March 5 at Smoke, Manhattan.

The article reviews the DJ performance by Berlin-based songwriter and producer Perera Elsewhere at Public Records, in Brooklyn,U.S.

The article informs about several performing arts and events to be held in New York, which include "Cumbiil Vortex", a Pop & Rock show on January 13, 2022 in Brooklyn; and 'New York Philharmonic', a classical show Through Jan. 14 at David Geffen Hall, lincoln Center, Manhattan.

The article reviews several cultural shows in New York in December 2022, including a concert by Mariah Carey at Madison Square Garden, "The Christmakwanzukah Show" at Gotham Comedy Club, and the dance concert "The Brooklyn Nutcracker," starring Aliesha Bryan and Sira Melikian.

The article reviews several shows in New York in November 2022-January 2023, including the film "Sutherland Tales," a concert by singer-songwriter Omar Apollo in Brooklyn, and "Holiday Train Show."

The article previews several shows in New York in November 2022, including the dance "Only Gold" at Robert W. Wilson MCC Theater Space, a concert by singer-songwriter Girlpuppy, and the New York Arab American Comedy Festival.

The article reviews the Isabelle Huppert films like "Every Man for Himself" and "Passion," the podcast "Dumb People Town" hosted by Randy Sklar and Jason Sklar, and a concert by jazz pianist Robert Glasper at the Blue Note in Manhattan, New York until November 5, 2022.

The article reviews musical performance "Yeah Yeah Yeahs'" by musician Karen O performed at Forost Hills Stadium in Queens on October 1, 2022.

The article previews several New York shows in September 2022, including the Indiaplaza Festival at the Plaza at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, the Caan Film Festival at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, and the comedy show "Daniel Sloss: Can't" at SoHo Playhouse in Manhattan.

The article presents several performances including performance of U.S. comedian, Deon Cole on September 10, 2022 at the Kings Theater, Brooklyn; and the performance of British singer-songwriter, Arlo Parks on September 9, 2022 at Brooklyn Steel.

The article reviews a several performances , which include dance performance at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago on August 28, 2022 at Rumsey Playfield, Manhattan; and "Kids" at the IIlma Train Party on August 28 at Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Terminal, Manhattan.

The article previews several cultural events, including a concert by Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen and Julien Baker in Manhattan, New York in August 2022, the live comedy show "Comedy Bang! Bang!" in Brooklyn, New York on August 20, and The Inventgenuity Festival in New York on August 20-21.

The article discusses the music album "Mr. Morale & the Big Stepper s," and "Spiro World" by Sam Wilkies and Time Wharp; and a comedy show "RaaaatScraps" by Kendrick Lama.

The article reviews pop and rock music album "Interpol," jazz music festival "Downtown Jamaica Jazz Festival," and film "It Happens To Us: Abortion In American Film."

The article reviews several cultural events in 2022, including the Record Store Day event in New York, the dance concert "Black Hole--Trilogy and Triathlon" by Shamel Pitts at New York Live Arts, and a concert by the Kronos Quartet in New York.

The article recommends several virtual and in-person events in New York City in 2022 including the online streaming of the Chinese New York Online Family Festival by China Institute, immersive theatrical show "Odd Man Out" at the Flea, and Company XIV baroque production "Nutcracker Rouge" in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

The article previews several events, recordings, and shows, including the television (TV) show "Miley's New Year's Eve Party," the film "Jacob's Pillow Holiday Stream: Streb," and the music album "20th Century Foxtrots" by Gottlieb Wallisch.

The article discusses that LCD Soundsystem's painstakingly documented " farewell" concert in 2011 turned out to be far from its final chapter, and the Brooklyn-based dance punks have reunited to headline festivals, tour internationally and release the 2017 al- bum "American Dream," which expanded their repertoire of self-conscious yet body-friendly.

The article reviews events like the dance concert "Snatched Back from the Edges" by the Complexions Contemporary Ballet at Joyce Theater in New York until November 28, 2021, and the play "Luciérnagas," directed by Carlos Armesto at 14th Street Y until November 30.

The article presents the discussion on two distinct events: Gelsey Bell's "Morning/Mourning," a musical performance exploring a future without humanity at Green-Wood Cemetery, and the reopening of Upright Citizens Brigade's New York Theater with a range of comedy shows. Topics include Bell's musical work and its thematic depth; and the return of U.C.B. New York Theater with new performances, and ticket details for both events.

The article discusses that Children may not immediately understand the title "Dynamic H20 ," but they don't need to have studied chemistry to warm to this exhibition's cool topic.

The article presents the critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person. Topics include the dance performances on offer were those on film, the annual Dance on Camera festival provided an angle of expertise of works that were on film by design rather than by necessity, and the cellist and composer Alan Shulman has played under Arturo Toscanini in the NBC Orchestra, and also appeared in smaller groups.

The article reviews the cultural events held virtually which include 10 000 Dreams: Virtual Choreography Festival that features the "Tea" section of "The Nutcracker"; the Glastonbury Festival 2021 that offers performances from Damon Albarn, Wolf Alice and Jorja Smith; and the celebration of Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage month which will offer Daniel K. Isaac's "ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME and Ralph B. Peña's "Vancouver".

The article offers information on critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience including singer and composer Arooj Aftab can cover a lot of ground in a brief time frame is braiding Pakistani classical vocals around a riff that's reminiscent of American minimalism.

The article presents the tips on critics and writers have selected cultural events to experience virtually. Topics include the small children usually love birthday parties, and this weekend they are invited to two that promise to be special, even without presents and cake, and the virtual concert business has more infrastructure than in the early stages of the lockdown and homebound performances has proliferated on social media.

The article looks at some special virtual events to watch in 2021 according to "The New York Times" critics and writers. Topics covered include the release of the music recording "Demidevil," by Ashnikko on January 15, 2021, the musical yoga program for children by Rachel and Dan Costello titled "Forest of Feelings," and video streaming of the opera "La Passion de Simone" on the Operavision platform.

The article discusses rappers have offered vital and enduring documentation of the criminal justice system's fraught relationship with Black Americans.

The article highlights dances, classical music and theatres that gives relief from stress.

Th article discusses Jason Collins in a scene from Pam Tanowitz's "Four Quartets," has broadcast online for the first time from Saturday to Sunday.

The article reports that critics and writers have selected a variety of events, both virtual and live, that can help keep one entertained. It mentions Artists have had a strong but uneven history or incorporating technology, with digital and new media an coming in and out of favor more than a few times over the past 20 years - much like some of the defunction online platforms themselves.

The article reviews a theatrical production "Voyeur: The Windows of Toulouse-Lautrec," held in Manhattan through November 7, which is directed by Mara Lieberman with puppet design by James Ortiz, and features actors from Bated Breath Theater Company.

The article discusses the ways to get the cultural fix, with an emphasis on some great new sounds, as well as comedy and art.

The article offers information about several pride events in the U.S. including performance of the American singer-songwriter, Todrick Hall at the Global Pride 2020, a marathon livestream; and the Roots Picnic, an annual music festival in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article informs that year's high school and college graduates are celebrating their achievements with less pomp and circumstance than they might have hoped for.

The article offers information on several performances including a performance of Dylan Brady and Laura Les to their digital roots for Square Garden; the "Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj" by Hasan Minhaj; and "Hit Play," a theatrical podcast as of April 24, 2020 in the U.S.