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Song of the Goat Theater from Poland presents an impressionistic and sung version of "King Lear" at BAM.
Helder Guimarães brings his mastery of illusion to "Verso," a one-man show directed by Rodrigo Santos at New World Stages.
Despite his international fame, Mr. Castellucci has never had his work seen in New York City until now, at the Crossing the Line Festival.
In his latest show, at the Marquis Theater, the comedian sounds not so much angry as defeated during an election year in which fiction and reality intersect.
This Ana Nogueira play centers on a pill that allows a couple to know each other's deepest feelings. Complications ensue.
J. Stephen Brantley's new play is set in 2008 as same-sex marriage is becoming legal one state at a time.
Another theater critic roves through the festival, finding an ambitious revival here and many a hapless drama there.
In Toshiki Okada's latest play, commissioned by Hoi Polloi and staged at Jack, theatergoers sit on a mattress as a mystery traveler roams through the space.
This performance artist's new show, "Unicorn Gratitude Mystery," explores the habit of taking refuge in fantasy and contrived distractions.
Daniel Sullivan's staging of this relatively obscure Shakespeare play at the Delacorte Theater gets many things right.
This biographical play at 59E59 Theaters profiles Alice Austen, a 19th- and 20th-century photographer who chronicled city life and defied conventions of her day.
Three shows " "Nickel Mines," "Tink!" and "The Last Word" " offer piercing and at times sophisticated perspectives on a bewilderingly wide range of subjects.
One-act plays delving into these subjects make up the Series A portion of this theater's festival.
This adaptation of Mr. London's 1908 novel is set in the 27th century, includes classic protest songs and a look back at life 700 years earlier.
"Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," Molière's 1670 comedy, is being presented as part of the Lincoln Center Festival by a French company.
A nurse turned angel of death leaves behind a trail of poisoned husbands, lovers and children as she makes her way through the post-Civil War South.
Even if you don't fall in the water, you'll be drenched within five minutes of playing kayak polo. Between the frantic paddling and the splashing when the ball hits the water hard, you don't…
The Smiths and their lead singer, Morrissey, have long had a passionate following, but few are as gonzo as their fans in Mexico and in Southern California's Mexican-American community. Now c…
The summer's hottest touring act is drawing crowds in all 50 states and travels under the tightest security. No, it's not Beyoncé " it's a centuries-old book. Published in 1623, Shakespeare…
Broadway’s biggest scandals now revolve around sky-high ticket prices and stars forgetting their lines. Oh, for the days when the vice squad stepped in! That's exactly what happened in…
Call it "The Miracle on 50th Street." Radio City Music Hall has been trying hard to give its precision-dance troupe, the Rockettes, something to do beyond Christmas " with little luck. In 20…
This season's predicted to be a scorcher, but if you're worried about exercising in the heat, doctors say, "Don't sweat it." That's because we're actually pretty well-suited to the hot weath…
Now that ‘Hamilton’ has harvested its Tonys, some big names have announced their departure from the show " July 9 will be the last performance for Lin-Manuel Miranda, Phillipa…
What’s even better than a Broadway number? A big Broadway number where everybody’s thisclose to naked. That is exactly what happens at the yearly “Broadway Bares,” a …
If you think Helen Mirren signing up for the next installment of the "Fast and the Furious” franchise is a weird move, you haven't paid enough attention to her career. Dame Helen's …
