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divertissement

[dih-vur-tis-muhnt, dee-ver-tees-mahn] / dɪˈvɜr tɪs mənt, di vɛr tisˈmɑ̃ /








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They are a pandemic, albeit a socially induced one, of deaths from football itself — from the sheer size and scope and power of something our society would be wise to confine to a gladiator class certified to provide late-empire mass divertissement.

From Salon

But its engagement with these subjects rarely goes beyond the decorative, and the light, airy divertissement I was expecting feels curiously bogged down rather than liberated by Anderson’s five-part vignette structure.

From Los Angeles Times

He is right to call “Optional Family” a divertissement: The 10-minute work for three dancers is amusing, well crafted and intriguing.

From New York Times

I’m seriously considering paying money to see a video recording of Pacific Northwest Ballet’s “Nutcracker,” despite skipping the holiday divertissement in protest since the company switched to Balanchine’s version.

From Seattle Times

A witty, nimble work in three movements, it was composed by Ibert in 1930 — a year after his grander “Divertissement.”

From Washington Post