Art

Recent Show Art from Arena Stage Gets NYC Exhibit May 24-June 23

Finding the art in great public disgrace by J. Wynn Rousuck

Journalistic scandal of Janet Cooke inspires playwright Tracey Scott Wilson

Gallagher, Pashalinski, Setterfield Talk <I>Art, Life & Show Biz</I>, New Off-Bway Play, Jan. 3-26

'Restoration' is a work of art with only a few pieces missing By James Hebert

Life and Art Collide as Actress Playing Nurse in Bway's <I>Cat</I> Responds to Ailing Theatregoer

Instead of "Is there a doctor in the house?," house management at Broadway's Music Box the night of Nov. 5 asked, "Is there a nurse backstage?"

Q&A: Tony Winner Bill T. Jones on Art, Life, Death and Broadway's <em>Fela!</em>

I Found My Art in San Francisco

Theatrical tremors from the Bay Area of California send shock waves to New York City. What makes the region so special?

More Stars Added to <i>Chidren and Art</i> March 21 Sondheim Celebration

John Lithgow champions the art of storytelling By MICHAEL KUCHWARA

It's not so much the stories themselves, but how and why they were told.

Becoming a man, challenging all for sake of art By Howard Shapiro

There is much art in Aaron Posner's exquisite adaptation of the late Chaim Potok's novel, My Name Is Asher Lev, whose world premiere by the Arden Theatre Company opened Wednesday night.

Theater Review | 'The Pitmen Painters': Stoking a Fiery Passion for Art by Ben Brantley

Lee Hall’s drama “The Pitmen Painters” explores the meaning of art through a group of aesthetically adventurous miners in Northern England during the 1930s and ’4…

Art Revealed for THE BOOK OF MORMON

The Facebook page for the new Broadway musical, THE BOOK OF MORMON has revealed the artwork for the highly anticipated Spring premiere. THE BOOK OF MORMON, a new original musical comedy from…

Musician Extends Love Of Art To Help Kids In Need

Mary-Mitchell Campbell pounds away at the ivories, but her passion extends beyond the piano. She uses her music to inspire the youth of New York City.

On the London Stage<br> Bedroom Distress, and Tragedy in Art and Life By MATT WOLF

Alan Ayckbourn's "Bedroom Farce" takes viewers on a delicious tour of upheaval; in "Prick Up Your Ears," drama strangely mirrors real-life tragedy.

Art Review | Georges Seurat<br> Seurat, Drawing His Way to the Grande Jatte By ROBERTA SMITH

The Museum of Modern Art's elegantly plain exhibit of Georges Seurat's drawings reveals the process behind his impeccable, stylized paintings.

Battle Cries: From Ancient Greece to the YouTubed Present by Alexis Soloski<br> Get Your War On; As Yet Thou Art Young and Rash

The Art of Translation

Translating plays is a specialized art, one requiring a deep affinity for nuance as well as an unyielding, instinctual sense for when liberties may be taken.

YOUNG AT ART By BARBARA HOFFMAN

IT'S hard being 12 - especially when you're 28. Ask the stars of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee."

Lo and Behold: Exhibition of Dylan's Art Will Include New Paintings by Dave Itzkoff

A Bob Dylan exhibition in Copenhagen will include 40 acrylic paintings and eight drawings created by the singer-songwriter specifically for the show.

What's Up, J. Smith-Cameron? The <em>Starry</em> Star on Life, Art and Why She Loves Ben Brantley

London Theatre Critic Explores the State of the Art in Berlin

Michael Billington: "I came to Berlin eager to learn about the current issues. What impact is the national obsession with immigration having on theatre? How is drama surviving in the current…

Did Our Word of Mouth Panelists Find The Pitmen Painters a Work of Art?

A new drama by Billy Elliot author Lee Hall, The Pitmen Painters, has arrived at Broadway's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre after acclaimed runs in Newcas...

ART/NY Accepting Apps for JPMorgan Chase Fund for Small Theatres

<i>Musical of Musicals</i> Comical Valentine to the Art

Review by Andy Propst

Friedman, Giering, Marzullo and Loesel's Art Songs and Show Tunes Heard in April Concert