New York Magazine - USA (2020-02-17)

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and speaking up could mean deportation.With
plenty of Adiga’s trademark wit, writesVulture’s
Madison Malone Kircher, it’s a storythat will
force you to reckon with your own ethicalcode.
ART



  1. (^) See Anne Minich
    A partial survey.
    White Columns, 91 Horatio Street,
    through March 7.
    Here, the delightful sight of Philadelphia-based
    Anne Minich’s beautifully adorned worksdealing
    withreligion,sex,gender,life,anddeath.See
    small wall-mounted and freestandingpaintings,
    altars,and strangepolyptychs,all loadedwith
    sensuous pleasure, dark visions of Heaven,and
    things deeply personal. j.s.
    THEATER

  2. (^) See Eraser Mountain
    A topflight international work.
    NYU Skirball Center, February 28 to 29.
    You have only two days to catch ToshikiOkada’s
    av ant-garde piece about a tsunami-devastated
    place in eastern Japan that has begunminingits
    slopes for rock to fortify its position.Is thecity
    more important than the mountain? Thanthesea?
    Okada fuses his characteristic deadpan,thejazz-
    inflected rhythms of his theater company,andthe
    CGI collage aesthetic of artist TeppeiKaneujito
    emphasize the absurdity of our anthropocentric
    narcissism—particularly the way human-scale
    thinking may actually topple the world-scaleenvi-
    ronment around us. helenshaw


TV



  1. (^) Wat ch Hunters
    Jordan Peele’s latest.
    Amazon, February 21.
    Al Pacino stars as the head of a crew ofNazihunt-
    ers in 1977 New York, where a FourthReichruns
    the risk of being established in America.Nazisin
    America? If only that were hard to believe. j.c.
    CLASSICAL MUSIC

  2. (^) Hear Project 19
    New York Philharmonic with “America’sDiva.”
    David Geffen Hall, February 20 to 22.
    Björk’s high, icy voice is so perfectly suitedtoher
    tunes that they practically meld in themind,but
    the plush-voiced soprano Renée Fleminggives
    two of them new incarnations as orchestralsongs.
    The program, part of the orchestra’s celebration
    of the 19th Amendment’s centenary,includesa
    world premiere by Ellen Reid. j.d.
    MOVIES

  3. (^) See Melancholia
    From the “Climate Crisis Parables.”
    Metrograph, February 23.
    Lars von Trier’s soul-crushing dramais abouta
    depressed bride (Kirsten Dunst) who...perksup
    when she discovers Earth is headedfora colli-
    sion with a rogue planet. It’s abouttheworld-
    destroying power of depression andwhat it
    means to fight against the dying of thelight.For
    von Trier, the film is somehow the mostdown-
    beat he’s ever made (which is saying a lot) yet the
    most exhilarating. b.e.
    POP MUSIC

  4. (^) Listen to Man A live!
    Twenty-five years young.
    True Panther/Matador Records,
    February 21.
    British singer-songwriter and producer Archy
    Marshall has a voice that’s weathered beyond his
    years and a growing catalogue as King Krule that
    mixes bleak, noirish style with abstract lyricism
    and austere hip-hop and indie-rock aesthetics.
    On songs like “(Don’t Let the Dragon) Draag On”
    and “Alone, Omen 3,” Man Alive! continues on
    the path of rainy-day reflection. c.j.
    THEATER

  5. (^) See National
    Theatre Live
    All the world’s a movie house.
    BAM Rose Cinemas, through March 21.
    London’s National Theatre Live film series is one
    of the best outings in town. On March 7, BAM
    screens a recording of Nicholas Hytner’s Bridge
    Theatre production of A Midsummer Night’s
    Dream with Gwendoline Christie. Starting Feb-
    ruary 21, catch eight broadcasts of Fleabag, the
    one-woman show that rocketed Phoebe Waller-
    Bridge from the Edinburgh Fringe to global
    dominance; darker and more cynical than the TV
    series, it’s also paradoxically brighter—a chance
    to catch her unfiltered charisma. h.s.
    TheCutkickedoffSundanceFilmFestivalwithitssignature
    column-turned-eventseries,HowI GetItDone,presented
    byFireTV.TheCut’sSeniorEditor,KerensaCadenas,sat
    downwithSarahAubrey,HeadofOriginalContentatHBO
    Max,AmyEntelis,ExecutiveVicePresidentofTalentand
    ContentDevelopmentforCNNWorldwide,DeeRees,writer
    &director,andZazieBeetz,filmandtelevisionactress.
    The conversationfocusedon work/lifebalance,ambition,
    andhowchangingtechnologiessuchasstreamingare
    impactingtheindustryandcreatingnewopportunities.


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