185 stories by "Robin Pogrebin"
David Lan, the artistic director of the Young Vic Theater in London, will draft a programming vision for the performing arts center planned at ground zero.
A new cultural organization in the Hamptons has hired its first director as it moves through its first full season of programming.
"Rain and mud and blood and sword play" the armory's president promised for its new season. (And don't forget the flood of water.)
In Lower Manhattan, the Flea, an Off Off Broadway theater, has managed to persevere and thrive after the post-Sept. 11 devastation.
"Six by Sondheim," an HBO documentary on Monday, looks at the career of the composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim.
The Off Off Broadway theater will break ground on its new $18.5 million home on Dec. 5.
Lisa Kron and Jeanine Tesori had their work cut out for them with "Fun Home," a musical version of Alison Bechdel's memoir.
The University of Maryland will become the new home of the DeVos Institute of Arts Management next fall when Michael Kaiser, its founder and the current president of the Kennedy Center in Wa…
Lawrence P. Goldman has been president and chief executive of Theater Square Development Company, a subsidiary of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark.
Representatives for the musical announced Sunday that the final performance would be on Dec. 29, after 34 previews and 98 regular shows.
Military veterans with an artistic bent are turning to groups and programs that help them navigate the world of performing arts.
St. Ann's Warehouse, which has long sought a permanent home, is to begin work on a new facility in the historic Tobacco Warehouse in Dumbo.
Theater for a New Audience, long without its own space, is opening its first permanent home on Tuesday in the orbit of the Brooklyn Academy of Music cultural district in Fort Greene. &n…
Jenny Gersten, who has been artistic director of the Williamstown Theater Festival for three seasons, will become executive director of the organization that runs the High Line park in Manha…
A grant from the Sherman Fairchild Foundation will support an effort to rebrand the Lincoln Center Institute, Lincoln Center's educational arm, as Lincoln Center Education.
After a major renovation, fueled in part by $41 million in New York City funds, BRIC Arts will reopen an expanded facility within the former Strand Theater on Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
With "Matilda the Musical," "Annie" and other shows, young actors are having their day (and nights) on Broadway stages.
The suit says that Damrosch Park is improperly used for commercial purposes, limiting public access.
Alessio Bax and Shalita Grant are the winners of this year's Martin E. Segal Awards.
Jed Bernstein, who led Broadway's trade group, will take over as president of the nonprofit performing arts center.
The Lincoln Center spring gala raises $9.4 million, a record for the organization.
Montie, the main cat understudy for "Breakfast at Tiffany's," will be replaced by Moo.
"The Lifeguard: Ronald Reagan and His Story," by David Rambo, will have its world premiere at the Geva Theater Center in Rochester.
The Lower Manhattan Development Corp. has authorized $1million for the Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center site, a sum that is designed to allow the center to begin hiring staff.
A concerts series for veterans and an exhibition of work by artists with disabilities are among the projects awarded grants.
