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The director of Broadway's WAITRESS and FINDING NEVERLAND, and Artistic Director of ART, speaks on engaging audiences.
Double casting in "The Little Mermaid" exposes them to theater and dance in one sitting.
By Rick Stemm. In this second installment, Rick Stemm delves deeper into his creative process for Heroes Must Die.
Sharon McConnell-Dickerson's "A Cast of Blues" comes to the National Blues Museum.
My latest essay is up at Art Times. Here's a taste.A recent cover of Entertainment Weekly achieved a new low in spoilers. It blared out a big, juicy piece of information about a po…
The set of "Out of the Mouths of Babes," featuring works by film and TV stars, is New York's newest art gallery.
NEW YORK " Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and 11 Tony Awards, "Hamilton" is a cultural phenomenon that stands as the most celebrated work of art ever inspired by the American Revolution.The co…
A world which is increasingly digitised, where many interactions happen in virtual spaces and online is explored in Light moves: contemporary Australian video art – a National Galle…
NEW YORK (AP) -- Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and 11 Tony Awards, "Hamilton" is a cultural phenomenon that stands as the most celebrated work of art ever inspired by…
"Knowing I loved my books, he furnish'd me From mine own library with volumes that I prize above my dukedom." Prospero made that statement in Shakespeare's "The Tempest," but it could just …
Brian Kelly's set of coloring books for adults also includes 'Color Me Broadway' and 'Color Me Shakespeare.'
36 Views, a play by Naomi Iizuka. Lantern Theater Company, Philadelphia. We are being seduced, all of us, in the audience and on the stage. You feel it from the first meeting of two o…
In a new video segment for People.com, the Tony-winning actress shows off an artist's commission that incorporates Playbills.
Hobsons Bay City Council and Hubcap Productions have launched an exciting new community-based biennial celebration, the Art & Industry Festival, which will build local identity, champ…
The mural, called "Tails of the Mississippi," reflects the river it faces.
Anyone who's ever tried finding an art podcast has likely discovered that of the innumerable podcasts out there, shockingly few focus on the art world, let alone tick the boxes of being reli…
Comedians tend to apologise for making any highbrow references in their material. I wish more felt at ease quoting poetry like Liam WilliamsI've been listening to Liam Williams's recent Come…
Close to forty four years ago the Duke Ellington Orchestra made an appearance in Rhode Island on a bleak November evening. I was attending a nearby college and was able to persuade several f…
With increased accessibility and a pop culture push, drag claims the limelight as a higher art form.
"Privacy," a British hybrid comedy-documentary remade for an American audience and starring Mr. Radcliffe, ponders the trade-offs of our connected world.
The San Diego International Fringe Festival kicks off this week with some 90 shows that will unfold over the festival's two-week run, totaling more than 400 performances at 17 venues around …
Can computers help us better understand art? What the world thinks is creative. Why is it still okay to discriminate against stupid people? How gaming is taking over. And the “Rotten T…
What's the difference between a huge Macy's parade-style character balloon and a piece of large-scale inflatable art? It's the hidden meanings. A giant parade Spider-Man is just Spider-Man. …
"Self-Taught Genius" features works on paper, paintings, sculpture and more.
By Laura Brueckner. Laura Brueckner reports on the recent Arts in a Changing America's REMAP SF convening.
