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New York City Opera will cancel the rest of its season and could fold entirely if it doesn't raise $7 million by the end of September.
New York City Opera will cancel the rest of its season and could fold entirely if it doesn't raise $7 million by the end of September.
Covenant Ballet Theatre of Brooklyn had become a beloved part of the Gravesend community when the loss of an important donor and the aftereffects of superstorm Sandy sent the nonprofit balle…
The Broadway revival of "Annie" will see its last tomorrow on Jan. 5.
A Broadway double header of "Twelfth Night" and "Richard III" features actors Mark Rylance and Stephen Fry as well as original Shakespearean practices"including men in corsets.
A new play uses a 1991 Supreme Court argument to debate the pros and cons of public nudity.
Rare is the opportunity to see Shakespeare's "Hamlet" played in repertory"and by the same cast"as Tom Stoppard's "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead."
Out of the woodpile, harpsichords of great musical beauty.
The performers in Lear deBessonet's production of "The Tempest" include a five-piece Balkan brass band, 12 Mexican folkloric dancers and a 32-person gospel choir.
What the Fab Four did for the suspense author.
Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" isn't a masterpiece, but stage it naturalistically with a pinch of understated imagination and you can't miss. American Players Theatre's production scores big …
A tribute to the late, great tenor Richard Tucker was under way at Juilliard when the panelists, led by soprano Renée Fleming, stopped while Ruth Bader Ginsburg made an entrance.
Ben Lovett of Mumford & Sons, ahead of the band's concert at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, talks about playing nontraditional venues, British tennis fans and the next album.
"The Two-Character Play" by Tennesse Williams is the kind of theater that sound designer Daniel Kluger says "forces me out of my comfort zone."
Circus technique has been evolving in ways that are increasingly connected to the performing arts, Pia Catton (begrudgingly) writes.
Carol Channing has long been a talent of outsize proportions, and her cutting humor will serve her well in a coming Fire Island performance with Justin Vivian Bond.
"Absurd Person Singular""the play that put Alan Ayckbourn on the international map and perhaps sums up the playwright most completely"is getting its best staging in recent memory at the Pete…
With a recent run by Alan Cumming and productions in the works starring Ethan Hawke and Kenneth Branagh, "Macbeth" is becoming a near-constant presence in New York City.
Backers of the United Palace Theater in Washington Heights are betting that if they build a silver screen, people will come.
New York City Ballet's principal dancer performed duets created for her from outside the world of ballet"with mixed success.
Kenneth Branagh will make his New York stage debut in 2014, but don't look for him on Broadway: His "Macbeth" is heading to the Park Avenue Armory.
It's been a hard day's run on Broadway for the Beatles tribute show "Let It Be," which will have its last performance Sept. 1.
Books about management are quick to extol the virtues of mentoring. But can any of them match the verve with which Jack O'Brien discusses, in his memoir "Jack Be Nimble," his immersive appre…
"Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" was flying again on Friday, a night after a dancer was seriously injured during a performance, bringing the show to a halt.
Somerset Maugham's plays are all but forgotten in America. But at Ontario's Shaw Festival, the crackling satire "Our Betters" is being staged so well you'll wonder why it hasn't been seen on…
