Apr 30, 2022
Fierce and fanciful, the women of for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf intentionally animate their innermost feelings through verse and movement. […]
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Apr 28, 2022
Step inside a small town City Council meeting haunted by historically fractured ghosts and you get Tracy Letts’ The Minutes, a Steppenwolf Theatre Company production at […]
Apr 22, 2022
What’s left to say about George Balanchine’s mesmerizing ballet Serenade. As if part of a dreamscape, ballerinas in knee-length, tulle dresses resemble a mystical tribe of […]
Apr 21, 2022
The José Limón Dance Company celebrated its 75th Anniversary two week season at the Joyce Theater. Week one they presented three iconic works and one contemporary […]
Apr 21, 2022
New York City Ballet is getting spruced up for its Spring Gala on May 5. One of the more artistically compelling ballet galas in NYC, this […]
Apr 16, 2022
Richard Greenberg’s play, Take Me Out centers on the “coming-out” of a beloved Major League center fielder, Darren Lemming’s (Jesse Williams). No drama, no explanations–he simply […]
Apr 16, 2022
One family ages, expands and contracts over the space of 10 decades in Noah Haidle’s congenial Birthday Candles at the American Airlines Theater. Starring Debra Messing […]
Apr 12, 2022
At a time when money could be made by showcasing peculiarities in traveling shows like “The Greatest Show On Earth”Americans demonstrated an appetite for gazing at […]
Apr 12, 2022
The Martha Graham Dance Company has done it again – while sublimely honoring their founder, an icon of mid-twentieth century modern dance, they also managed to […]
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Apr 30, 2022
Fierce and fanciful, the women of for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf intentionally animate their innermost feelings through verse and movement. […]
Apr 28, 2022
Step inside a small town City Council meeting haunted by historically fractured ghosts and you get Tracy Letts’ The Minutes, a Steppenwolf Theatre Company production at […]
Apr 22, 2022
What’s left to say about George Balanchine’s mesmerizing ballet Serenade. As if part of a dreamscape, ballerinas in knee-length, tulle dresses resemble a mystical tribe of […]
Apr 21, 2022
The José Limón Dance Company celebrated its 75th Anniversary two week season at the Joyce Theater. Week one they presented three iconic works and one contemporary […]
Apr 21, 2022
New York City Ballet is getting spruced up for its Spring Gala on May 5. One of the more artistically compelling ballet galas in NYC, this […]
Apr 16, 2022
Richard Greenberg’s play, Take Me Out centers on the “coming-out” of a beloved Major League center fielder, Darren Lemming’s (Jesse Williams). No drama, no explanations–he simply […]
Apr 16, 2022
One family ages, expands and contracts over the space of 10 decades in Noah Haidle’s congenial Birthday Candles at the American Airlines Theater. Starring Debra Messing […]
Apr 12, 2022
At a time when money could be made by showcasing peculiarities in traveling shows like “The Greatest Show On Earth”Americans demonstrated an appetite for gazing at […]
Apr 12, 2022
The Martha Graham Dance Company has done it again – while sublimely honoring their founder, an icon of mid-twentieth century modern dance, they also managed to […]
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Apr 30, 2022
Fierce and fanciful, the women of for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf intentionally animate their innermost feelings through verse and movement. […]
Apr 28, 2022
Step inside a small town City Council meeting haunted by historically fractured ghosts and you get Tracy Letts’ The Minutes, a Steppenwolf Theatre Company production at […]
Apr 22, 2022
What’s left to say about George Balanchine’s mesmerizing ballet Serenade. As if part of a dreamscape, ballerinas in knee-length, tulle dresses resemble a mystical tribe of […]
Apr 21, 2022
The José Limón Dance Company celebrated its 75th Anniversary two week season at the Joyce Theater. Week one they presented three iconic works and one contemporary […]
Apr 21, 2022
New York City Ballet is getting spruced up for its Spring Gala on May 5. One of the more artistically compelling ballet galas in NYC, this […]
Apr 16, 2022
Richard Greenberg’s play, Take Me Out centers on the “coming-out” of a beloved Major League center fielder, Darren Lemming’s (Jesse Williams). No drama, no explanations–he simply […]
Apr 16, 2022
One family ages, expands and contracts over the space of 10 decades in Noah Haidle’s congenial Birthday Candles at the American Airlines Theater. Starring Debra Messing […]
Apr 12, 2022
At a time when money could be made by showcasing peculiarities in traveling shows like “The Greatest Show On Earth”Americans demonstrated an appetite for gazing at […]
Apr 12, 2022
The Martha Graham Dance Company has done it again – while sublimely honoring their founder, an icon of mid-twentieth century modern dance, they also managed to […]
