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Dave Harris's hip-hop triptych exploring racism and capitalism is meant to be a biting satire, but it has little force behind it.
He drew on his own experiences in the Marines to depict brutality within the corps, drawing acclaim Off Off Broadway.
A new work by the Ailey veteran Jamar Roberts shared a program with revivals by Pam Tanowitz and Kyle Abraham.
For this choreographer, director and pioneer of postmodern dance, life was art and art was life.
The Encores! series returns with a 1983 musical that, despite its pleasures, wasn't quite right then and isn't quite right now.
Arin Arbus and John Douglas Thompson are collaborating on their fifth play, a Theater for a New Audience production that begins previews Saturday.
It has taken Miami City Ballet six years to get the Alexei Ratmansky production " the biggest and most expensive in the company's history " off the ground.
Two new plays offer very different experiences of the sanitarium, one starring Mark Rylance and the other spotlighting a fast-rising actress.
Mr. Maharaj choreographed for Bollywood, but was chiefly known for carrying the torch of Kathak, one of India's major dance traditions.
The actress, known for "The Walking Dead" and "Black Panther," will headline a return to semi-normal for the annual festival, which will also present "As You Like It."
The influential dance festival is returning to its indoor theater after the pandemic complicated the last two seasons.
Nearly 60 cast and crew members have tested positive since rehearsals began. Now, following a 10-day shutdown during previews, opening night is near.
A new jukebox musical tells the story of Michael Jackson. Except for the big story.
Joshua Harmon's ambitious new play toggles between a contemporary Jewish family facing growing antisemitism and their relatives during World War II.
After dancing with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet and other companies, he became its director. He was also well known for his staging of works by Antony Tudor.
The challenge of casting the Encores! revival of "The Tap Dance Kid" exposes some of the complications of tap, show business and Black history.
The production, which was canceled at the start of the pandemic, will try again, this time starring Alfie Allen of "Game of Thrones" fame.
The playwright directs and stars in her new play for Atlantic Theater Company's Stage 2. It's less a traditional narrative and more of a series of flirtations with discomfort.
Lynn Nottage's play about a Black woman in 1905 becomes an opera, with music by Ricky Ian Gordon, that forefronts voices ignored by history.
Big shows did well when they returned in the fall after the long pandemic shutdown but new plays struggled, previously undisclosed industry data shows.
A classic text by the 10th-century Saxon nun Hrotsvitha of Gandersheim inspires two new plays being performed as a double bill at 59E59 Theaters.
The Broadway star is writing a memoir with the help of a journalist who encouraged her to share what she's really like, alter ego and all.
Justin Peck's "Partita," set to Caroline Shaw's Pulitzer-Prize winning composition, opened New York City Ballet's winter season at Lincoln Center.
Some dancers recoiled at the prospect of volunteering their services at this year's Super Bowl halftime show: "You can't make a living off of exposure."
For the first time, digital, audio and other virtual productions will be considered for the honors, for Off and Off Off Broadway works.
