The perception of reality in John Quixote's head is very different from what is actually happening. He thrives on deceiving others through self-deception hoping that in the end, everyone becomes a fool.
Tonya Plank | Posted 06.19.2008 | Entertainment
I'm very sad not to have been in New York during the Baryshnikov era, but I'm positive that there could never have been anyone better than Corella. It confounds me people are not flocking to the ballet.
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Adam Blickstein | Posted 09.26.2008 | Politics