Since stepping down as a principal dancer after three decades with the New York City Ballet, Wendy Whelan has stepped up as ...

The production has many appealing qualities, but the play doesn’t quite satisfy. It needs more—more music, more convincing ...

This show is a trademark Black Ensemble jukebox show—great band, many wonderful singers who give their all and a book with an ...

At 140 minutes with intermission, this electropop opera only captures a fragment of Tolstoy’s "War and Peace"—but the ...

It’s hard to understate the effect that blackface minstrelsy has had on American society. From fabrications of racial ...

If you like Stephen King or psychological thrillers in general, don’t miss this show. There’s magic here. Like Paul Sheldon’s ...

It’s a powerful and rare play that puts a spotlight on a regular working-class woman, bravely negotiating a difficult life.

It is a rare and wonderful occurrence when you can hear two operas where two different composers have set the same libretto ...

That the play takes place in a bookstore, with books banned in other parts of the country on full display, feels appropriate.