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Week 30 of the Nightly Met Streams series also includes free presentations of Tristan und Isolde, Tannhäuser, and Parsifal.
The Yiddish cast of Fiddler on the Roof reunites, Juilliard and Carnegie Hall hold virtual galas, and more.
The new plan, effective January 2021, is in response to a steep decline in employer contributions during the coronavirus pandemic and theatre shutdown.
Josh Groban croons Broadway, much Mozart at the Met, and more.
Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key play a traveling couple who encounter a magical land in the musical comedy.
Looking at works on Broadway and at major Off-Broadway companies, 38.5 percent of roles were filled by non-white performers, indicating limited progress.
Chita Rivera, Stephanie J. Block, Peppermint, Alaska, and more will appear in the October 18 stream.
George C. Wolfe directs the screen adaptation of the August Wilson play.
The performance from Aruba Productions commemorates the Sweeney Todd star's 81st birthday.
The bill allocates $2.2 trillion across stimulus checks, increased unemployment benefits, and more.
The late Supreme Court justice, an avid opera enthusiast, said the Beethoven opera gave her "the greatest hope for the future."
Debbie Allen directs and choreographs the new movie, featuring 14 original songs by Parton.
Meet Rashad V. Chambers, president and founder of Esquire Entertainment.
The Tony-winning ArtsVote advocate, Black Theatre United co-founder, and Actors Fund chairman is not short on titles"or calls to action.
Michael Ball, Lizzie Bea, and Marisha Wallace star in the production, set to begin in April 2021.
Plus: A new grant program has named 20 arts organizations "America's Cultural Treasures."
This week's Nightly Met Streams roster includes two stagings of Le Nozze di Figaro, including a 1998 performance starring Renée Fleming, Cecilia Bartoli, and Bryn Terfel.
Playbill celebrates Latinx Heritage Month, NYCB goes all in on Balanchine, and more.
The actor will take on a new role in the film based on the Tony-winning musical.
Renée Fleming and Vanessa Williams are live from the Kennedy Center, a new musical from the U.K., and more.
Council Members Jimmy Van Bramer, Laurie A. Cumbo, and Paul Vallone and more discussed the bills in a September 23 hearing.
The New York City venue previously canceled all in-person programming through 2020.
The 32nd annual edition will feature drive-in screenings and virtual premieres.
The New York institution aims to reopen in Fall 2021 with Terence Blanchard's Fire Shut Up in My Bones, marking the first work by a Black composer to play the Met.
The founding member of The Four Seasons died September 21 at 92.
