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Tyler Soderstrom Hits It Big With Seven-Year Extension
Cary Edmondson-Imagn Images It’s not just the park. The A’s put on a power show in 2025, clobbering 219 homers, getting results up and down the lineup. Nick Kurtz led the way with a superlative rookie season, but he wasn’t alone; Brent Rooker socked 30 bombs, Lawrence Butler added 21 of his own, and Tyler Soderstrom split the difference with 25. Rooker and Butler signed extensions before the…
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What commerce speak? Canucks, Boeser agree on new seven-year deal
Kristen ShiltonJul 1, 2025, 12:59 PM ET Shut Kristen Shilton is a nationwide NHL reporter for ESPN. The Vancouver Canucks have come to phrases with ahead Brock Boeser on a brand new seven-year contract, carrying a $7.25 million AAV. Canucks’ GM Patrik Allvin introduced the deal on Tuesday in the course of the first hour of NHL free company. Boeser, 28, was an unrestricted free agent on a…
NEW YORK - Seven Year Disappear at the Pershing Square Signature TheaterWell, this play is pretty much as the title suggests. It is, however, in no way simple or direct.Miriam (Cynthia Nixon) and her son Naphtali (Taylor Trensch) have what could be referred to as a strained relationship. Strained to the point of busting wide open, except for the fact that the two are wearing emotional corsets pulled so tight that even the laces refuse to budge – until they do.Miriam is a performance artist, which, in a way, means that nothing she does is to be trusted. The philosophy here is that everything, EVERYTHING, if seen in the right light, can and should be considered art. In that case, the artist herself, if seen in the right light, can be forgiven anything. Even disappearing for 7 years.The fact that we know about this disappearance in no way hinders our journey through these people’s loves and lives. Naphtali is an adult when Miriam blows town for parts unknown, so there is no child abandonment issue. It’s just the regular everyday abandonment issues. While she is gone Naphtali carries on with old friends and new. As a young gay man, released from his mother’s overseeing, he experiments with sex and drugs, paying little or no attention to the fact that HIV is still a thing. The play takes place from 2009-2016, with an unexplained exception in the Epilogue.Nixon plays not only the mother but all the other characters as well (her portrayal of the teenage manicurist Kaitlyn is brilliant), and the press release tells us that Naphtali sees his mother’s face in everyone. This was lost on me.What worked were the scenes between mother and son. As her absence stretched out, the son became someone over whom she could rule, yet she never gave up trying. He emerges, and we see the cocoon falling away. Both the playwright, Jordan Seavey, and the director, Scott Ellio, have created a play with no thru-line contained in the text. This is both a help and a hindrance. The Mother-Son scenes ground us in that emotional cobweb. The scenes with Naphtali and the other men are not chronologically laid out with the result that we lose the thru-line more than once. The use of live video is odd and gratuitous, drawing attention from the story to the mode of storytelling. The result is a jumble dotted with more than a few riveting moments. These two actors make a great team and are its greatest strength. A scene from Seven Year Disappear. Photo by Monique Carboni You will have to pay attention when watching this play. It is a tale of narcissism, guilt, determination, resignation and hope. Life. Still, I was never drawn in the way I wanted to be. It was as if I were invited to the party and then left cooling my heels in the entryway while I waited to figure out the logistics of the event.Seven Year Disappear by Jordan Seavey, Directed by Scott ElliotWITH Cynthia Nixon and Taylor Trensch.Scenic Design by Derek McLane, Costume Design by Qween Jean, Lighting Design by Jeff Croiter, Sound Design by Rob Milburn & Michael Bodeen, and Projection Design by John Narun.The Pershing Square Signature Center Theater through March 31. For tickets, info & more, thenewgroup.org.Readers may also enjoy our reviews of Until Dark, This is Not a Time of Peace, The Connector, I Love You So Much I Could Die, On Set with Theda Bara, Sweeney Todd, King Lear, The Moment You Need, Russian Troll Farm, Aberdeen at the SOHO Playhouse, The Animal Kingdom, and The Days of Wine and Roses.https://youtu.be/Nv2GgV34qIg?si=HtrrKQRAUGPrD3xd
NEW YORK - Seven Year Disappear at the Pershing Square Signature TheaterWell, this play is pretty much as the title suggests. It is, however, in no way simple or direct.Miriam (Cynthia Nixon) and her son Naphtali (Taylor Trensch) have what could be referred to as a strained relationship. Strained to the point of busting wide open, except for the fact that the two are wearing emotional corsets pulled so tight that even the laces refuse to budge – until they do.Miriam is a performance artist, which, in a way, means that nothing she does is to be trusted. The philosophy here is that everything, EVERYTHING, if seen in the right light, can and should be considered art. In that case, the artist herself, if seen in the right light, can be forgiven anything. Even disappearing for 7 years.The fact that we know about this disappearance in no way hinders our journey through these people’s loves and lives. Naphtali is an adult when Miriam blows town for parts unknown, so there is no child abandonment issue. It’s just the regular everyday abandonment issues. While she is gone Naphtali carries on with old friends and new. As a young gay man, released from his mother’s overseeing, he experiments with sex and drugs, paying little or no attention to the fact that HIV is still a thing. The play takes place from 2009-2016, with an unexplained exception in the Epilogue.Nixon plays not only the mother but all the other characters as well (her portrayal of the teenage manicurist Kaitlyn is brilliant), and the press release tells us that Naphtali sees his mother’s face in everyone. This was lost on me.What worked were the scenes between mother and son. As her absence stretched out, the son became someone over whom she could rule, yet she never gave up trying. He emerges, and we see the cocoon falling away. Both the playwright, Jordan Seavey, and the director, Scott Ellio, have created a play with no thru-line contained in the text. This is both a help and a hindrance. The Mother-Son scenes ground us in that emotional cobweb. The scenes with Naphtali and the other men are not chronologically laid out with the result that we lose the thru-line more than once. The use of live video is odd and gratuitous, drawing attention from the story to the mode of storytelling. The result is a jumble dotted with more than a few riveting moments. These two actors make a great team and are its greatest strength. A scene from Seven Year Disappear. Photo by Monique Carboni You will have to pay attention when watching this play. It is a tale of narcissism, guilt, determination, resignation and hope. Life. Still, I was never drawn in the way I wanted to be. It was as if I were invited to the party and then left cooling my heels in the entryway while I waited to figure out the logistics of the event.Seven Year Disappear by Jordan Seavey, Directed by Scott ElliotWITH Cynthia Nixon and Taylor Trensch.Scenic Design by Derek McLane, Costume Design by Qween Jean, Lighting Design by Jeff Croiter, Sound Design by Rob Milburn & Michael Bodeen, and Projection Design by John Narun.The Pershing Square Signature Center Theater through March 31. For tickets, info & more, thenewgroup.org.Readers may also enjoy our reviews of Until Dark, This is Not a Time of Peace, The Connector, I Love You So Much I Could Die, On Set with Theda Bara, Sweeney Todd, King Lear, The Moment You Need, Russian Troll Farm, Aberdeen at the SOHO Playhouse, The Animal Kingdom, and The Days of Wine and Roses.https://youtu.be/Nv2GgV34qIg?si=HtrrKQRAUGPrD3xd
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Pope launches seven-year journey to total sustainability
Pope launches seven-year journey to total sustainability
Pope Francis has launched a seven-year “Laudato Sí Action Platform” aimed at helping communities become “totally sustainable, in the spirit of integral ecology.” The pontiff announced the new initiative in a video-message at the conclusion of the so-called “Laudato Sí Year” celebrating the fifth anniversary of the eponymous encyclical dedicated to “care of our common home.” The Laudato Sí Action…
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