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Producers of the independent musical film "The Last Five Years" scored when they signed Anna Kendrick before "Pitch Perfect" and "Into the Woods" had made her a musical star.
Physical therapist Michelle Rodriguez trains, tweaks and heals the bodies of the dance world's elite.
Actor Brian Dennehy and director Robert Falls have collaborated on five different Eugene O'Neill plays to great acclaim over the years. Now they are tackling 'The Iceman Cometh' for the seco…
Recent protests at the Met Opera and Carnegie Hall signal a new turn in the relationship between art and politics.
The most notable dancers at the New York City Ballet this season? In a departure from the norm, they're the men.
Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig's first major New York production, a rare revival of Andrew Lippa's 1995 musical, 'John & Jen,' and Kristin Chenoweth and Peter Gallagher in 'On the 20th Century.'
The New York Philharmonic said its music director, Alan Gilbert, plans to step down at the end of its 2016-17 season.
Tommy Tune stars in a revival of the Gershwin brothers' 'Lady, Be Good!' and more in this week's Jazz Scene.
A bounty of Ginger Rogers films, a retrospective of British director John Boorman, the curious case of ex-MIT Professor Joe Gibbons and more in this week's Repertory Film.
'Everest' tells the true story of three climbers trapped on that mountain in a blizzard in May 1996.
'The Events,' 'The Iceman Cometh,' 'Big Love,' 'The Mystery of Love & Sex' and 'Snow Orchid' in this week's On Stage column.
New York City has three arts centers under development and the artistic leadership at each one is coming from across the pond.
Percussion at Lincoln Center, a composer portrait of Missy Mazzoli and more in this week's Classical Scene.
Art and politics collided Thursday night at the Metropolitan Opera House, when a protester critical of Russia's policy in Ukraine mounted the stage during a curtain call.
Cynthia Weil has co-written many a hit song with her husband, Barry Mann, and their partnership plays a large part in "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical." That doesn't mean it was easy for …
The deals coming out of the Sundance Film Festival have an old-school feel to them, with theatrical play getting a major role.
The annual Dance on Camera festival at Film Society of Lincoln Center and the IFC Center's annual roundup of the nominees for short films and more in this week's Repertory Film.
The director-choreographer duo behind such Broadway shows as 'Once' and 'The Glass Menagerie' are staging the vampire movie 'Let the Right One In' at the Brooklyn theater St. Ann's Warehouse.
Piper Perabo, Dean Jankelowitz and his wife, Maya, open a second outpost of Jack's Wife Freda on Carmine Street in the West Village.
The board of the bankrupt New York City Opera selected an investor group's $1.25 million offer in the battle over the right to revive the opera, but an objection from the losing bidder means…
Thornton Wilder's rarely seen 'The Matchmaker'"which was turned into the musical 'Hello, Dolly!'"gets a fun and serious staging in Sarasota, Fla.
Robert Askins, whose comedy 'Hand to God' begins previews in March at Broadway's Booth Theater, also tends bar in Brooklyn.
The mezzo-soprano is set to sing at Carnegie Hall and the Metropolitan Opera this winter.
Disney's big-budget "Into the Woods" comes complete with special effects and Meryl Streep. On Thursday, a much more modest "Into the Woods" opens off-Broadway with relatively unknown actors,…
Parsons returns to the Joyce, plus Taylor Schilling, star of 'Orange is the New Black,' and Peter Dinklage, of 'Game of Thrones' fame, in 'A Month in the Country' in this week's On Stage.
