Performance

A group of young people stands on the paving of Washington Square Park, some talking and some looking at phones, while a man in a white hat, white waistcoat and white trousers leans against the stone base of a monument topped by a bronze bust and speaks to them. Trees and brick townhouses are behind.

Washington Square Park Already Has a Stage. This Weekend, an Artist Is Offering Strangers a Turn on It.

David Drebin, a photographer and artist with ten books to his name, is bringing Hidden Stars: The Magic of You to Washington Square Park on Saturday and Sunday, 3 and 4 October, from 3 to 6pm. It is free. Anyone can come for a one-on-one conversation, watch, or step up and sing, dance or show a talent they have never shown anyone.

By Thomas Gutierrez 34 minutes ago

Girl and guy colleagues are talking then doing high-five coworking in shared office discussing business. Communication and people in workplace concept.

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The Annual Review Went Away. Nothing Replaced It

Companies retired the annual appraisal for good reasons and assumed ongoing conversation would fill the gap. Where nobody built the replacement, employees now go a year with no record of how they are doing.

By Margaret Holloway August 25, 2026

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Washington Square Park Already Has a Stage. This Weekend, an Artist Is Offering Strangers a Turn on It.

The Annual Review Went Away. Nothing Replaced It