-
Young Frankenstein; The week’s other openings; and A strike shuts down Broadway
feature Young Frankenstein; The week’s other openings; and A strike shuts down Broadway
feature -
Exhibition of the week
feature © Murakami
feature -
Holiday performances around the U.S.
feature Stages around the country overflow with Nutcrackers, Christmas Carols, and other classic chestnuts. But a few new productions give the old formulas a twist.
feature -
Peter and Jerry
feature Edward Albee
feature -
Jasper Johns: Gray
feature Jasper Johns may be the most important artist of the last half-century, said Alan G. Artner in the Chicago Tribune. In his works from the 1950s, Johns led a shift away from abstract expressionism, whose swirls and stains he felt were extravagant and self-
feature -
Exhibition of the week
feature Georges Seurat
feature -
Review of reviews: Stage
feature Passion
feature -
Exhibition of the week
feature Renoir Landscapes Philadelphia Museum of Art Through Jan. 6, 2008
feature -
Review of reviews: Stage
feature Appomattox, The Power of Darkness, and The week’s other openings
feature -
Sympathy for the Devil
feature Sympathy for the Devil Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago Through Jan. 6, 2008
feature -
I’ll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers
feature Here’s hoping this one-woman show is the first step in Bette Midler’s “reconquest of the New York stage.”
feature -
The Velocity of Autumn
feature Eric Coble’s new play features a role that “has bravura written all over it.”
feature -
Big Fish
feature The star of this new Broadway musical is a big fish swimming in a pond that seems to shrink before our eyes.
feature -
All the Way
feature Bryan Cranston, who played the meth-dealing science teacher in “Breaking Bad,” is currently appearing on stage as President Lyndon Johnson.
feature