Sep 9, 2021
On a warm fall evening in NYC, the line to the August Wilson Theater moved with great dispatch. Masked audience members produced vaccination cards and ID before entering […]
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Aug 18, 2021
How do you know you’re back in NYC? Here’s one clue: You order food, then ask for bread and the waiter snaps, “You ordered enough food. […]
Jul 23, 2021
Near the end of Jamila Wignot’s immersive documentary on Alvin Ailey, he states in very clear terms, “I want it to be easier than it was […]
Jul 12, 2021
Nothing like an epidemic to make you appreciate there’s no place like the live theater. NYCB is poised to open its 2021-22 season on Sept. 21 […]
Jun 25, 2021
If you don’t feel yet ready to jam into a Broadway theater for a night of entertainment by say, the great Bruce Springsteen, then perhaps you […]
May 17, 2021
Relaxed lopes invert into barrel turns and floor hugging street dance riffs. Without pointing at the hinges joining modern dance to vernacular forms, Seymour Chafin’s vocabulary registers […]
Apr 19, 2021
How do you know you’re back in NYC? Here’s one clue: You order food, then ask for bread and the waiter snaps, “You ordered enough food. […]
Mar 9, 2021
When Nina Simone wove “Good King Wenceslas” into her rendition of Rodgers and Hart’s “Little Girl Blue,” a lyrical portrait of loneliness became all the heavier […]
Jan 31, 2021
Perched on a bluff, the Culinary Institute of America majestically overlooks the Hudson River. Once a Jesuit Monastery, the gracious campus in Hyde Park, NY houses […]
