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The organization's founder and leader, Gina Gibney, said that while dance was still central to its mission, the name Gibney Dance no longer captured the breadth of what it does for artists a…
Previews, openings and some last-chance picks.
The key problem for the Oscars is not, as Hollywood's critics on the right sometimes suggest, that the movie industry's liberal politics are dragging down both box office numbers and Oscar r…
The British actor, a star of "Downton Abbey" who will appear in "My Fair Lady" on Broadway, seeks a taste of home in the West Village.
Lili Chopra, a creative force behind festivals at the French Institute Alliance Française, will be a leader of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.
This ragged "Orange Is the New Black" parody is set in an all-female animal shelter where dogs and cats don't get along. How will Pipsy survive?
"The two stars recently took a break from their intense final weeks of rehearsals" - Fleming as Nettie Fowler in Carousel and O'Hara as Despina in Così fan tutte - "to sit down at the Met…
Adaptations of "Fanny and Alexander" and "Harold and Maude" produce mixed results.
Bruce Norris's latest play, an Colonial picaresque, reminds us that in cynical times, a swig of misanthropy can raise the spirits.
Don Nguyen's "Hello, From the Children of Planet Earth" asks what it takes to sustain human life, in space and on earth.
"Laurence des Cars is an anomaly in the male-dominated world of French museums. Since March 2017, she has been running the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, with its envied collection of French 19th-…
An experimental musical about the Serbian autocrat Slobodan Milosevic generates controversy in Kosovo.
"Greet audience members, take tickets, work the concession stands, run the elevator. Point the way to seats, restrooms, box offices and exits. These are some of the tasks of a volunteer ushe…
With "Angels in America" about to reopen on Broadway, the 61-year-old playwright is feeling serene " at least by his own intense standards. Don't get him started on the president, though.
The absence of charges in the deaths of the children inflamed tensions between traffic advocates and the police, with the mayor in the middle.
Caissie Levy and Patti Murin have the roles of a lifetime in the adaptation of Disney's hit. But becoming Elsa and Anna was no fairy tale.
The actress and education advocate is said to be talking with a pair of veteran Democratic political operatives, and is studying up on policy issues.
The Hudson Yards venue will feature programming across disciplines and include other luminaries from music, art, dance and theater.
Word has gotten out that volunteer ushers can see plays for free. And competition is getting increasingly fierce.
"Although it was Debussy's orchestral work Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune that Pierre Boulez described as 'the beginning of modern music,'" writes the MacArthur-winning pianist, "it …
"The two paintings, 'Portrait of a Woman Wearing a Gold Chain' and 'Portrait of a Man Wearing a Black Hat,' are a keystone in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts' expanding collection of works by…
"[Jon Parrish] Peede, a scholar of Southern literature by training, was publisher of the Virginia Quarterly Review from 2011 to 2016, and has also worked in various capacities at the Nationa…
He was performing alongside Natalia Osipova in the Royal Ballet's Giselle in London when he somehow hurt himself (no details were given) early in Act One. While he finished the act, he did n…
Lincoln Center announced in the fall that it was pulling the plug on the Lincoln Center Festival, the multidisciplinary summer festival it had presented since 1996. Officials said that the m…
"The European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht, the Netherlands, long recognized as the world's reigning showcase of museum-quality art and antiques, is not just a destination art fair anymore bu…
