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		<title>The Review: MÚSICA, A Symphony of Love, Culture, and Self-Discovery</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>In the bustling rhythms of Newark, New Jersey, &#8220;Música&#8221; orchestrates a charming melody of romance, culture, and self-realization. Directed by the multi-talented Rudy Mancuso, who also stars as the protagonist Rudy, this romantic comedy ventures into the unique world of synesthesia, where everyday sounds transform into vibrant symphonies. Rudy, portrayed with endearing authenticity by Mancuso,…</p>
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		<title>The Review: &#8220;STALKER&#8221;, Brynolf &#038; Ljung&#8217;s Mind Games</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Venturing into the realm of magic shows is always a precarious affair for skeptics like myself. With the Swedish duo Brynolf &#38; Ljung&#8216;s arrival at New World Stages with their show &#8220;Stalker,&#8221; my skepticism was certainly put to the test. Renowned for stumping even the likes of Penn &#38; Teller, these magicians brought their bag…</p>
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