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

Today: 5/21/13

Wednesday: 5/22/13

Thursday: 5/23/13

Friday: 5/24/13

Saturday: 5/25/13

Sunday: 5/26/13

Monday: 5/27/13

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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 »

Art

"Illuminating Faith: The Eucharist in Medieval Life and Art"
The Morgan Library and Museum

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Art

"Hopper Drawing"
Whitney Museum of American Art

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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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Art

"Chuck Close: Photo Maquettes"
Eykyn Maclean

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Theater

Annie
Palace Theatre

The redheaded orphan with a heart of gold returns in a revival directed by James Lapine. More »

Theater

Matilda the Musical
Shubert Theatre

The beloved Roald Dahl story comes to life onstage in this new musical, which was first staged by the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2010 and went on to win a record-breaking seven Olivier Awards. 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

Sweet
The Slipper Room

Seth Herzog's weekly comedy show, featuring guest appearances from big names like Michael Showalter and not-so-big-names like Herzog's mother. More »

Art

"Claes Oldenberg: The Street and the Store"
The Museum of Modern Art

Every single object in this show by the Pop master produces a rush of joy. More »

Art

"Valerie Hegarty: Alternative Histories"
Brooklyn Museum

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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 »

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