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Some sci-fi in time for your Thanksgiving Week.
Amazon, November 22.
If you’ve taken an online quiz that defines your TV-
show personality as Black Mirror, you may be
interested in this British series, based on the novel
by Nick Clark Windo, about a form of technology
that enables people to telepathically share infor-
mation and emotions. This may be shocking to
hear, but something goes very wrong with that
technology. j.c.
OPERA - (^) See Tr istan
und Isolde, Act II
Love in the Middle Ages.
David Geffen Hall, November 17.
Wagner’s love opera is huge enough that even a per-
formance of one-third of it is a major undertaking,
but the middle act explores the epic side of inti-
macy. Essentially a bedroom scene that lasts longer
than its real-life counterpart, it places the lovers at
the center of an immense musical universe—and
when those lovers are sung by Christine Goerke and
Stephen Gould, well, orbits bend and gravity is sus-
pended. Gianandrea Noseda conducts the National
Symphony Orchestra. j.d.
THEATER - (^) See Black Exhibition
Everything’s material.
The Bushwick Starr, 207 Starr Street, Bushwick,
through November 23.
Who is @GaryXXXFisher? All we know for sure
is that someone by that name is cookingup a wild
production at the Starr—and his identity is
shrouded in secrecy. The smart money ison a cer-
tain transgressive theatermaker, whose interest in
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