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The choreographer believes healing can take place, when we share experiences in the theater.
Go for the singing, go for the spectacle, go to get your mind blown; the play continues to run at the Minetta Lane Theater in Greenwich Village into the Fall.
The 2014-15 season is expected to open on schedule Sept. 22 with a new Richard Eyre production of Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro" conducted by music director James Levine.
Also: ICE visits the Park Avenue Armory as part of the Mostly Mozart festival
Bonnie J. Monte directs and adapts Ben Jonson's play
Even with its gumshoe plot and a cast of comic-book characters, this play is packed with earnest philosophizing.
Carteret officials plan to restore the old building and turn it into a theater and performing arts center
Also: The Wayside Motor Inn begins performances off-Broadway
The offerings begin Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with Raúl Castillo's "Between You, Me and the Lampshade," which centers on a Mexican woman who becomes wounded while trying to cross th…
Handel's pastoral tale is about "love and death and learning lessons, fighting what you can and giving up on what you can't," the choreographer says.
There are laughs at the expense of a giant fake Barbie built to scale -- 7-feet-tall and so top-heavy she topples -- and a close look at expectations for women all over the world, whether th…
It's 80 degrees outside, a perfect day for a trip to the beach while school's out. But at Hamilton Stage in Rahway, class is in session.
Jersey City resident Clover Welsh, whose career has mainly consisted of playing the roles of female characters in film, will be the co-producer of Urban Animals, which premieres on NYC Life …
The Peter Smith School of Irish Dance will be the final act in this summer's Music Beyond Borders series of free, lunchtime concerts on the Morristown Green.
What is your N.J. arts experience? Show us in pictures to illustrate how arts, culture and creativity reinforce community ties.
Creative organizations throughout the state received a total of more than $15.7 million in grants from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts — nearly $100,000 more than was awar…
"Don Quixote" is typically a crowd-pleaser, but the Bolshoi tries too hard to convince us we are having a good time.
Like most modern re-interpreters of "Swan Lake," choreographer Yuri Grigorovich does not believe in redemption.
"It's our awareness of the world, and in turn, the world's awareness of us," he says.
Elaine Stritch, a Broadway powerhouse also known as Colleen Donaghy on "30 Rock," has died at age 89 at her home in Birmingham, Mich.
Houston Grand Opera staged the Weinberg opera at the Park Avenue Armory
In "The Inconsistent Pedaler," the bicycle becomes a vehicle that a young girl rides into adulthood while the act of pedaling becomes a metaphor for life itself.
The current retrospective, De Keersmaeker says, charts her development as a choreographer, particularly in relation to music.
NYMF returns this year with musicals about growing up, cloning, pets and more
Ballet Hispánico will perform its piece "Asuka," a tribute to the Queen of Salsa, and "Sombrerisimo," a witty showcase for the company's men.
