BONUS: Alastair Macaulay on his departure from the New York Times

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This week on ‘Conversations On Dance’, we are bringing you a special bonus episode, with one of of most frequent guests, Alastair Macaulay. Today, Alastair has announced his decision to step down from his post as chief dance critic of the New York Times. In his years writing for the Times, Alastair’s reviews became events unto themselves, illuminating the performances he saw for many avid readers. Today we talk to Alastair about the artists whose performances most inspired him, courting controversy with ‘Sugarplumgate’, and what he’ll miss most about the job that made him a hugely important figure in the dance world.

 

Episode sponsored by Yumiko, The Town of Vail, and Quarter Marks.

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  1. Jeanne Dalessio says:

    Mr Macaulay
    If that was indeed you at The Elephant and Castle last Thursday,I wish you would have introduced your self,as I wasn’t sure I knew who you were,then I could have gratefully thanked you for the lovely review of the Nutcracker in Staten Island…it gave much joy!
    Jeanne Dalessio

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