No apologies for heading back to vibrant Flat Iron Square following my recent review of Bar Douro.
(Zachary Woolfe) ★ 'La Rondine' (Saturday) The Metropolitan Opera has brought back its vibrant 2008 production of Puccini's "Rondine".
After years of experience in fine-dining restaurants, Kelli and Billy Cotter, longtime Durham residents, were eager to welcome back a vibrant downtown.
At 1 and 3 p.m., the Cloisters, 99 Margaret Corbin Drive, Fort Tryon Park, Washington Heights, (212) 570-3949, metmuseum.org; $75. (Zachary Woolfe) ★ 'La Rondine' (Friday and Tuesday) The Metropolitan Opera has brought back its vibrant 2008 production of Puccini's "Rondine".
By giving the voiceless of our time their voices back, voices vibrant with humour, truth, and knowledge, Breach serves everyone, greedy or lost or both, with a fresh dollop of humanity.
When the Old Ship, a local gay bar in Limehouse, was faced with the prospect of being unable to renew its licence, Rahman intervened to back a vibrant local campaign, ensuring it could continue to operate with a new 15-year licence.
Yet the decline in Pepys's reputation only makes Claire Tomalin's engaging new biography all the more remarkable: she not only brings him back to vibrant life, but makes a powerful case that he's more central, more "relevant," than we ever imagined.
Hence, as much as I'd like to think our energy stocks are on their way back to vibrant health, I'm still skeptical.
Judging from the archive of The New Yorker, it's because it's exciting, and luxurious, and laid-back, and vibrant, and always changing.
The institution that does always seem to have its cake and eat it too, in this sense, is the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which has backed its vibrant young leader with some of the most vibrant programming in the field.
