Art

The art of darkness BY ROBERT KAHN

Two LI natives run MCC Theatre with an eye on stretching Off-Broadway fare

High Art Meets High Jinks Onstage By PATRICK HEALY

As a theater director, Diane Paulus is a proud populist. But will her kind of theater instruct and transform? Or simply entertain?

Big Art Group Celebrates 10 Years of Multimedia Weird By Tom Sellar

Servants of Art by Hilton Als

A new production of "The Seagull."

ART's Brustein explores Jewish identity in his play in progress by Maureen Dezell

Discussing "A Discussion About Art Spaces and Communities"

A recent Alliance for the Arts dialogue offers the theater community food for thought.

A new performing art center races to be ready in the Poconos BY PETER WYNNE, Associated Press

The article mentions that the cast of "Hairspray" will play there on June 29, but the theater's website doesn't confirm which cast members will be there. Hmm...

Alan Bennett's <em>The Habit of Art</em> to Be Broadcast Worldwide April 22

Art imitates life By EVERETT EVANS

Arthur Miller's 'After the Fall' shows the many sides of complicated lives
With Kate Shindle and Josie de Guzman.

John Kander Art Songs and Arcana Among Tunes in NYC New Voices Concert, Sept. 29; Luker and Blazer Sing

Anderson's <i>End of the Moon</i> at BAM Mixing Art and Science Religiously

Review by Andy Propst

Art Critic to The Nation! Film Critic to TNR! As for Theater, Quit Dreaming by Leonard Jacobs

Two years ago, in the heady time following Barack Obama's election, I was asked to join a post-show panel coinciding with the Off-Broadway run of Keith Reddin and Meg Gibson's play Too Much …

Art: 'Sunday in the Park With George' offers a look at how art-making has changed By Edward Sozanski, Contributing Art Critic

HSO Director Designee To Lead Art-Inspired Concert at Bushnell's Belding

Art and ambition collide in Hare's 'Nice' By Ed Siegel

New Music: Luker and Dvorsky Concert of Art Songs and Show Tunes Sold Out Jan. 20

Art of Memory - Reviewed by ADAM R. PERLMAN

"Art of Memory" is one of a growing number of pseudointellectual collaborative collages being presented as theater.

<cite>Any Other Name</cite>, New Play About Art and Ambition, Premieres in NJ Sept. 4

<em>Come Fly Away</em> 2010 Tony Nominee Twyla Tharp Explains the Art of Storytelling

Clumsy Mix of Art, Politics

Roger Kimball on how Broadway is turning subtle themes into simplistic fare in shows like "Billy Elliot."

'Moon' walk: Robert LePage takes a light approach to weighty matters at the ART By Terry Byrne

ART THAT HURTS by SAM MARLOWE

Stoppard's play dissects the complexities and infidelities of the human heart, in a way that resembles stories from his own past.

Mastering the art of Julia Child by Hedy Weiss

What more can possibly be said about Julia Child, that tall, gangly woman with the high-pitched voice who could so joyfully spank a chicken, and so unexpectedly send hordes of Americans hook…

Suzanne Carrico: The Art of the Cahn<br> Reviewed by DAVID FINKLE

Only a passing interest in Sammy Cahn - because he wrote for Carrico's idol, Frank Sinatra - seems to have instigated this cursory review of the lyricist's illustrious and often witty oeuvre…

Art and Politics Collide in Miami Bow of <I>A Picasso,</I> with Lucie Arnaz Working for the Nazis; Opens April 16