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Maya Phillips
Maya Phillips
Critic at Large at
The New York Times
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‘King Lear’ Review: Kenneth Branagh’s Latest Finds the Wrong Tone
Kenneth Branagh’s production of the Shakespeare classic speeds through the material and can’t quite figure out its tone.
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‘Attack on Titan’ Shows that Anime and Broadway Could Be a Good Match
“Attack on Titan: The Musical” showed what a crossover between two seemingly different types of fans could look like.
about 2 months ago
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