I received the note below earlier this week from Greg Cook, head of the New England Journal of Aesthetic Research, friend of the Hub Review, and all-around agent provocateur:To mark the 10th…
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In a new interview with the LA Times out today, Audra McDonald addresses the perceived racism in the upcoming Broadway transfer of Porgy amp Bess that has haunted the show for some time. No…
Theatre legend Arthur Laurents, who passed away earlier this year, has a final book that will soon be released by Applause Theatre amp Cinema Books. The book, which is now available for pre-…
Art theft is a highly under reported and investigated crime.
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Playwright draws on his epic plays - and real life
A.R.T. American Repertory Theater's A.R.T. production of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess, by George Gershwin, DuBose and Dorothy Heyward, and Ira Gershwin will close on October 2 before moving…
Tony Award-winning comedy examines the pressures friends place on each other.—Save $10
Simon Kelly has studied Claude Monet most of his adult life " as a young painter growing up outside of London, as a doctoral student in art history at Oxford, as the author of books and essa…
What’s the best of the annual art feast? Depends what you bring to it.
Patrick Andrews and Edward Gero get to work in John Logan’s “Red.” The creation of art is a daunting thing. Not only is the process most usually taxing (especially if the c…
On Wednesday September 14th, over 200 patrons came into New Dorp Library to visit our Art Gallery! Children, Teens and Adults had a blast as they walked around our Community Room exploring…
After a stroke, Toronto John Newman struggled to rewire his brain and learn to draw with his left hand.
Only Brooke Shields could get Lurch, "Asian Sexation" Calamity Chang and a 9-foot python together in one room for a party. The actress and her friend and makeup artist Tina Turnbow put on a …
After Greg Cook of the Journal of Aesthetic Research and I bumped into each other at the opening of the new Linde Family Wing for Contemporary Art at the MFA, we began talking about it, both…
ART START, an organization dedicated to providing creative arts to transform New York's at-risk kids, is hosting the Laugh, Sing, Dance benefit at Town Hall in NYC on Thursday, October 13th.
Alan Bennett's play "The Habit of Art," now at Washington's Studio Theatre, imagines a late-in-life meeting between two 20th-century intellectual titans, poet W.H. Auden (Ted van Griethuysen…
This column is about Baltimore theater, and, admittedly, the connection between Studio Six (in New York City) and Baltimore is a little tenuous. The artistic director, Vaz Santosham has root…
The American Repertory Theater/Moscow Art Theater Institute for Advanced Theater Training has announced its 2011-2012 Season. The schedule begins with Oni Faida Lampley's Tough Titty (…
The Kennedy Center will present a limited engagement of Lemieux Pilon 4D Art: Norman, to run October 6-8. The work has been created by directors Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon. The piece …
Two-time Tony Award nominee and Emmy Award winner Bobby Cannavale will star as Nick Arnstein opposite Lauren Ambrose, who will star as Fanny Brice, in the first Broadway revival of FUNNY GIR…
As the Bush theatre moves to a new home after 40 years, is it possible to take theatrical magic with you into a new venue?Wandering around the backstage spaces of the Bush theatre earlier th…
Influences on playwrights and theatre practitioners run the gamut. Everyday life experiences are an obvious influence. Â History, another. Â Politics, psychology, religion, science, too.…
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