263 stories by "Allan Kozinn"
The center's season includes classical and pop concerts as well as a silent movie series.
Mr. Spacey is to give a pop concert with an orchestra in Washington to raise funds for his arts education foundation.
Settling into its new home at St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery, the ballet will perform all around New York.
Ms. Kaminsky, the former artistic director of Symphony Space, will offer creative guidance as well as music.
The choreographer Richard Daniels will soon release a fourth installment of his iPhone app, with dances set to music by Stephen Sondheim.
Mr. Hallberg, a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theater, has withdrawn from performances this fall because of a foot injury.
Neil LaBute's new play "The Money Shot" is still set to begin performances in two weeks, with Elizabeth Reaser taking over.
The UK Jewish Film Festival and the Tricycle Theater in London have resolved their dispute over funding, so the festival can return to that space next year.
Mr. Byrne succeeds Laura Kaminsky, who resigned from the post in January.
The festival, now in its third year, will run from Sept. 17 to 28.
Audience members will use an app to suggest a title, write dialogue or offer musical notes.
The Princess Grace Foundation USA honors emerging artists in dance, theater and film.
"Love Letters" and "Honeymoon in Vegas" will shift to theaters better suited to the productions.
Richard Chamberlain will act in a revival of the David Rabe play "Sticks and Bones," his first New York stage appearance since 1999.
Ms. Stone would succeed Michelle Williams in the role of Sally Bowles.
Lee Blessing's play about Russian and American arms negotiators will star Kathleen Chalfant and Paul Niebanck.
The opera "JFK," by David T. Little will not have its premiere until 2016 but a workshop performance has been scheduled for New York in November.
The Abrons Arts Center, the performing arts arm of the Henry Street Settlement, will celebrate the centenary of its parent organization with a season devoted mostly to theater, dance and mus…
Among the highlights of the Kitchen's fall season is a New Year's Eve performance of John Zorn's "Game Pieces."
Ms. Mirren won an Olivier Award last year for her performance as Queen Elizabeth II in Peter Morgan's play.
"4:48 Psychosis," written shortly before Kane's death, is among the highlights of the new season at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn.
Brian Stokes Mitchell will star in the show, a staged version of the 1953 MGM film, as part of City Center's Encores! series.
The Labyrinth Theater Company's 2014-15 season will open with a one-man show by Craig muMs Grant.
National Theater Live of Britain will film the Broadway production of "Of Mice and Men."
President Obama will present the National Medal of Arts to 12 recipients on Monday.
