Susan Stroman: A Ballet and Broadway Bouquet by Terry Trucco

Susan Stroman, the Tony Award-winning Broadway director and choreographer, created a new work for New York City Ballet in 1999. Nearly a dozen years later, she premieres the follow-up to Blo…

Previewing Lincoln Center's American Songbook 2011 by Barry Singer

Another Enchanted Evening: A Conversation with Paulo Szot By Matt Dobkin

20 (PLUS) QUESTIONS WITH: Composer Ricky Ian Gordon By Albert Imperato

Lincoln Center: Cumming Home- Headfirst

As part of this summer's Lincoln Center Festival, Alan Cumming will star as Dionysus in The Bacchae beginning July 2.

City Center: West Coast Whiz! By Liz Smith

Columnist Liz Smith recently chatted with New York City Center Board member Douglas S. Cramer, who will be honored at City Center's 2008 Gala with the Fiorello LaGuardia Award for distinguis…

Two Legends Reunite

Barbara Cook hasn't performed with the New York Philharmonic often, but when she does (as she will on Nov. 19 and 20), it's an evening to remember.

'Gay 12-Tone Cowboys' - Composer Charles Wuorinen Plans Opera Version of Brokeback Mountain

Tonight's Fables de La Fontaine at Lincoln Center Festival Cancelled Due to Injury

Beverly Sills Reported to Be Gravely Ill

Miami-Dade Approves $4.1 Million Bailout of Carnival Center (with Conditions)

Classroom Lessons by Robert Sandla

American Ballet Theatre's Make a Ballet program gives high schoolers a look at the big time.

Cincinnati Pops Abandons Plans for Dukes of Hazzard-Themed Program; Former Series Star Protests

Tenor Jerry Hadley Acquitted of DWI Charges

Photo Journal: Audra and Patti Make the City of Mahagonny Rich at L.A. Opera

Robert McFerrin Sr., First Black Male Soloist at Metropolitan Opera, Dies at 85

The First Lady of Song By Robert Sandla

A Q&A with Barbara Cook, who makes a grand return to Carnegie Hall this season, beginning on November 18.

Tower Records Files for Bankruptcy for Second Time

Future of Tower Records in Jeopardy as Major Record Companies Halt Shipments

Yes, the Wall Stayed Up, But How Was the Opera? What the East Coast Critics Say About Grendel

CEO of Philadelphia's Kimmel Center to Resign

President of St. Paul's Ordway Center Resigns

Katherine Dunham, Dance Pioneer, Dies at 96

Lincoln Center Announces Details of Live From Lincoln Center Special

Photo Journal: Domingo and Chenoweth Celebrate Washington National Opera at 50

PBS to Broadcast Live From Lincoln Center 30th-Anniversary Special

Symphony Space's Free Stravinsky Marathon to Feature Robert Craft, Don Byron, Leonard Nimoy

New Study Claims Dancers Share Similar Genes

Actor Bill Irwin to Appear in Met's Fledermaus

Gershwin Tops List of Richest Composers

Helen Phillips, First Black Performer With Metropolitan Opera, Dies