ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月26日 05時01分

Medora, North Dakota, estimated population 132, is a leap into the American West: the part of the country that feels like a cowboy movie, a place of bison and wild horses, where you may actually see antelope play. These are the #Badlands, whose remote and moody geography seems a spectacularly unlikely setting for a long-running stage show, let alone one that attracts an average of nearly 1,200 people each night. But such is the curious phenomenon of the Medora Musical, a spangled summertime revue performed in an amphitheater carved into the side of a butte, with the Badlands as its backdrop. The crowds have been coming since 1965, and when this season wraps up on September 9, the producers expect attendance for 2017 to have passed 116,000. @kristinabarker photographed the cast taking the stage while on #nytassignment in Medora. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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