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Possibly best LGBTQ documentary, so far this year, is director and co-writer Sam Shadid’s "Hidden Master: The Legacy of George Platt Lynes," about the iconic works by the gay fashion, dance and male nudes photographer.
On October 11, 1948, the weather was fair in New York City. Low sixties, a moderate breeze, a waxing gibbous moon. A crowd entered the New York City Center of Music and Drama and found their seats. The 8:45pm debut performance of a brand-spanking-new company—the New York City Ballet Company—was about to begin.
It’s a numinous blue that suggests the sky, the sea, the infinite. It’s a field — poetic and abstract — that sets off the eloquenc
New York City Ballet re-creates its 1948 opening night performance with "Concerto Barocco," "Orpheus," and "Symphony in C," 75 years later.
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