- 5/22/12 /
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Justin Davidson on Peter Gelb’s Operatic Tyranny
"Gelb has only his own judgment to fall back on, and nobody to tell him when it’s flawed."
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Justin Davidson Archive
- 5/9/12 /
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Cornell Thinks Big As Well As Bold for Roosevelt Island Campus
Architect Thom Mayne looks to weave Roosevelt Island into the heart of the city.
- 4/15/12 /
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Theater Review: The Wonder of Peter and the Starcatcher
A Peter Pan prequel, with fart jokes.
- 4/4/12 /
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New York’s ‘Taxi of Tomorrow’ Has a Strong Whiff of Suburbia
Coddling New Yorkers with iPhone chargers.
- 3/14/12 /
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Where the High Line Ends
The planned completion of a park that has become a metaphor for New York's evolution from a place of weeds and rusting iron into a sanctuary of hip.
- 3/6/12 /
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See Renderings of How the Frieze Art Fair Will Take Over Randall’s Island
Take a look at the temporary gallery.
- 2/10/12 /
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New York’s Classical Music Critic Justin Davidson Wants to Know What You Like
And to listen to it.
- 2/8/12 /
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New York's Koch-Fueled Binge: Saltz and Davidson on Distasteful Donations
Is David Koch's money good enough for the Met?
- 1/18/12 /
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Justin Davidson on New York City Opera’s Last-Chance Season
The company has four chances to save itself.
- 7/14/11 /
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Justin Davidson on the East River Esplanade
Our architecture critic explains the newest segment in the ongoing renovation of the East River waterfront.
