Arts
THEATER REVIEW | 'THE WHIPPING MAN'
Candles, Matzo, Wine and Some Unusual Hosts
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD
"The Whipping Man," an atmospheric period drama by Matthew Lopez, has few equals in its arresting strangeness.
MUSIC REVIEW
A Dexterous Sextet Balances Trills and Tempos
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
Eighth Blackbird, an adventurous sextet, explored seemingly disparate works in their program at Carnegie Hall.
Post-Minimalism and Folk Ballads Fuel a Composer
By ALLAN KOZINN
The composer Julia Wolfe, a member of the Bang on a Can triumvirate, awaits her prestigious Composer Portrait concert at the Miller Theater on Thursday.
MUSIC REVIEW
Back at the Keyboard After a Difficult Interlude
By ZACHARY WOOLFE
The pianist Hélène Grimaud played the pieces on her new album, "Resonances," at Le Poisson Rouge on Monday.
Dining
RESTAURANT REVIEW
The Fat Radish
By SAM SIFTON
The menu at this new restaurant is British after a fashion, rustic at that, lighter than its promise, often more flavorful.
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SQUARE FEET
Playing to Hedge Funds, a Trophy Rises in Midtown
By ALISON GREGOR
The Midtown tower, built as the office market slumped, is filling up and may presage a recovery of Manhattan's high-end office market.
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