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Agenda: New York's culture editors plan the week.

Today: 5/24/13

Saturday: 5/25/13

Sunday: 5/26/13

Monday: 5/27/13

Tuesday: 5/28/13

Wednesday: 5/29/13

Thursday: 5/30/13

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Classical

Blush by Gallim Dance
Brooklyn Academy of Music

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Theater

Here Lies Love
The Public Theater

David Byrne and Fatboy Slim collaborated on this theatrical spectacle, which deconstructs the rise and fall of Filipina First Lady Imelda Marcos in a throbbing, dance-club setting. More »

Art

"David Hockney: The Jugglers"
Whitney Museum of American Art

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Art

"Expo 1: New York"
MoMA PS1

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Nightlife

Alex Bleeker & The Freaks
Knitting Factory

A release show for 'How Far Away,' their simultaneously jingly jangly and forlorn sophomore album. More »

Art

"Terry Evans: The Inhabited Prairie"
Yancey Richardson Gallery

Evans's intense aerial photographs of Kansas remind us that the flatlands have a texture all their own. More »

Theater

The Nance
Lyceum Theatre

Nathan Lane stars as a New York burlesque performer in the thirties who, like his onstage character but unlike his fellow actors, happens to be gay. More »

Classical

Golden Key Music Festival 2013
Carnegie Hall

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Art

"Rain Room"
The Museum of Modern Art

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Classical

Tribute to Broadway
David H. Koch Theater

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Classical

100 Years of Flamenco in New York
New York Public Library

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Nightlife

Harold Night
Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre

UCB brings five premier improv groups together for a bout of, well, who knows! More »

Art

"A Different Kind of Order: The ICP Triennial"
ICP

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Art

"Spencer Finch: Fathom"
James Cohan Gallery

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Classical

DanceAfrica 2013
Brooklyn Academy of Music

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Theater

The Nance
Lyceum Theatre

Nathan Lane stars as a New York burlesque performer in the thirties who, like his onstage character but unlike his fellow actors, happens to be gay. More »

Theater

Once
Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre

A musical adaptation of the hit independent film of the same name. More »

Reading

The Half King Reading Series
The Half King

Weekly readings of poetry, fiction and even magazine journalism. More »

Art

"Henry Wessel: Incidents"
Pace/MacGill

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Art

"Jeff Koons: Gazing Ball"
David Zwirner

The world debut of the artist's new series of sculptures. More »

Theater

The Assembled Parties
Samuel J. Friedman Theatre

Manhattan Theatre Club presents the world premiere of Richard Greenberg's latest play, a portrait of one affluent Upper West Side Jewish family at two different moments in time: 1980 and the dawn of the millennium. More »

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