The classic New York vs. Los Angeles tension is playing out on several fronts at the moment, much to the discomfort of those of us who align with both sides. The defection of Gustavo Dudamel from L…
Born in Beverly Hills, Diller has become a major contributor to Manhattan’s resurgence, creating the High Line that re-energized the West Side, and Little Island, a floating cultural mecca. In interviews he enjoys proclaiming that the Oscar is an “antique” and telling PBS that serious filmmaking is over in Hollywood.
In New York, he believes that “audiences at the Philharmonic will grow as Dudamel changes the mood of the hall and the range of music.”observed, “Dudamel in L.A. was not a snob. He was happy to appear with pop stars on stage at the Hollywood Bowl as well as conducting the works of Prokofiev.”
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