Old French Bores: Molière Is Blasphemed in This Tin-Eared ‘Tartuffe’ What a misguided affair from such an accomplished team. By David Cote
From Paris to New York and Further Afield: How Bookshops Transport Us Stepping into Albertine Books feels like walking into Paris, a city I was once eager to escape. By Hudson Warm
Mark Linn-Baker On Bringing Molière’s ‘The Imaginary Invalid’ to Life "It may be 400 years old, but it lasts! It’s funny stuff," Linn-Baker, who worked with Jesse Berger on the project, told Observer. By Harry Haun
We Loved a Serial Columnist: New York Toasts 30 Years of Candace Bushnell’s Original SATC By Merin Curotto
Collector Dick Hedreen Has Sold Artworks Before, But This Time the Proceeds Will Build a Museum By Elisa Carollo
The de Young’s New Egypt Show Draws From Two of the Past Century’s Biggest Discoveries By Jordan Riefe