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Inside Dog Day Afternoon’s Cinematic Opening Night
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Inside Dog Day Afternoon’s Cinematic Opening Night

By Alex Jhamb Burns
In Tribeca, a Pillar of Cape Town’s Artistic Community Finds New Ground
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In Tribeca, a Pillar of Cape Town’s Artistic Community Finds New Ground

By Folasade Ologundudu
A New Documentary Spotlights the Martha Graham Dance Company, 100 Years On
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A New Documentary Spotlights the Martha Graham Dance Company, 100 Years On

By Laura Regensdorf
Sarah Paulson, Bobby Cannavale, Rebecca Hall, and More Showed Up for Giant’s Huge Opening Night
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Sarah Paulson, Bobby Cannavale, Rebecca Hall, and More Showed Up for Giant’s Huge Opening Night

By Alex Jhamb Burns
Anna Wintour, John Lithgow, and Nicholas Hytner Toast London’s Royal Court Theatre
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Anna Wintour, John Lithgow, and Nicholas Hytner Toast London’s Royal Court Theatre

By Marley Marius
At Lévy Gorvy Dayan, an Underrated Italian Master Gets His Biggest American Showcase in Decades
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At Lévy Gorvy Dayan, an Underrated Italian Master Gets His Biggest American Showcase in Decades

By Stephanie Sporn
Lunch Dances Turns the New York Public Library Into a Stage
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Lunch Dances Turns the New York Public Library Into a Stage

By Lisa Wong Macabasco
Ballet, Dead? Not on the Oscars Stage, Where Misty Copeland Just Wore a Piece of Dance History
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Ballet, Dead? Not on the Oscars Stage, Where Misty Copeland Just Wore a Piece of Dance History

By Lilah Ramzi
A Landmark Retrospective Reveals Artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Many Voices
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A Landmark Retrospective Reveals Artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Many Voices

By Lisa Wong Macabasco
Lise Davidsen, Opera’s New Star Soprano, Is Bringing All Her Colors to Tristan und Isolde
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Lise Davidsen, Opera’s New Star Soprano, Is Bringing All Her Colors to Tristan und Isolde

By Christopher Barnard
Denise Gough: ‘Theater Has the Power to Change People—I See It Every Day’
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Denise Gough: ‘Theater Has the Power to Change People—I See It Every Day’

By Anna Cafolla
Highlights From Matter and Shape, the Design Fair Not to Miss During Paris Fashion Week
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Highlights From Matter and Shape, the Design Fair Not to Miss During Paris Fashion Week

By Katherine McGrath
An Exclusive Glimpse Inside Rehearsals for Cats: The Jellicle Ball on Broadway
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An Exclusive Glimpse Inside Rehearsals for Cats: The Jellicle Ball on Broadway

By Elyssa Goodman
Inside the Quintessentially New York Opening Night of What We Did Before Our Moth Days
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Inside the Quintessentially New York Opening Night of What We Did Before Our Moth Days

By Alex Jhamb Burns
Loewe’s Biggest Front Row Star? A Giant Stuffed Whale
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Loewe’s Biggest Front Row Star? A Giant Stuffed Whale

By Hannah Jackson
Alia Shawkat on Fantasies, Millennials, and Making Her Theatrical Debut in You Got Older
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Alia Shawkat on Fantasies, Millennials, and Making Her Theatrical Debut in You Got Older

By Anna Grace Lee
To Make Sense of the Present, Artist Bethany Collins Sifts the ‘Echoes of Time’
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To Make Sense of the Present, Artist Bethany Collins Sifts the ‘Echoes of Time’

By Grace Edquist
What I Learned Sleeping in MIT’s Dream Chamber
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What I Learned Sleeping in MIT’s Dream Chamber

By Lisa Wong Macabasco
This Spring’s Must-See Contemporary Art Exhibitions in London
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This Spring’s Must-See Contemporary Art Exhibitions in London

By Mahoro Seward
Get Ready to See Emily Lipson’s New Monograph on the Coffee Table of Every Cool Lesbian You Know
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Get Ready to See Emily Lipson’s New Monograph on the Coffee Table of Every Cool Lesbian You Know

By Emma Specter
From a Converted 99-Cent Store to Sculpted Erewhon Juices, Here Are Six Exhibitions to See at Frieze Los Angeles 2026
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From a Converted 99-Cent Store to Sculpted Erewhon Juices, Here Are Six Exhibitions to See at Frieze Los Angeles 2026

By Emma Specter
Jean-Philippe Delhomme Understands the Art of a Well-Lived Life
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Jean-Philippe Delhomme Understands the Art of a Well-Lived Life

By Jenna Adrian-Diaz
Van Cleef & Arpels’s Dance Reflections Festival Returns to New York With Postmodern Classics and Of-the-Moment Imports
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Van Cleef & Arpels’s Dance Reflections Festival Returns to New York With Postmodern Classics and Of-the-Moment Imports

By Laura Regensdorf
A Dramatic First Glimpse at the New Broadway Revival of Death of a Salesman
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A Dramatic First Glimpse at the New Broadway Revival of Death of a Salesman

By Marley Marius
Rachel Scott Scores Her Dream Artist Collaboration for Diotima’s Latest Collection
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Rachel Scott Scores Her Dream Artist Collaboration for Diotima’s Latest Collection

By Stephanie Sporn
Jinkx Is Judy! Jinkx Monsoon Talks Becoming Judy Garland in End of the Rainbow
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Jinkx Is Judy! Jinkx Monsoon Talks Becoming Judy Garland in End of the Rainbow

By Anna Cafolla
A New Show at the Frick Examines the Fashionable World of Thomas Gainsborough
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A New Show at the Frick Examines the Fashionable World of Thomas Gainsborough

By Stephanie Sporn
“Play!” at Jacqueline Sullivan Gallery Is a Whimsical Antidote to the Winter Doldrums
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“Play!” at Jacqueline Sullivan Gallery Is a Whimsical Antidote to the Winter Doldrums

By Grace Edquist
How Justin Vivian Bond, Michael R. Jackson, and Jonathan Anderson Made an Opera
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How Justin Vivian Bond, Michael R. Jackson, and Jonathan Anderson Made an Opera

By Laura Regensdorf
Celebrated Gallerist Marian Goodman Has Died at 97
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Celebrated Gallerist Marian Goodman Has Died at 97

By Erik Morse
Could Magic Mike Live Be the Key to Longevity?
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Could Magic Mike Live Be the Key to Longevity?

By Margaux Anbouba
Emma D’Arcy, Tobias Menzies, and Alexander Zeldin on Bringing The Other Place to New York
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Emma D’Arcy, Tobias Menzies, and Alexander Zeldin on Bringing The Other Place to New York

By Sarah Crompton
Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson Will Make Their Broadway Debuts in The Fear of 13 This Spring
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Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson Will Make Their Broadway Debuts in The Fear of 13 This Spring

By Marley Marius
In Elisheva Biernoff’s Paintings, a Picture’s Worth Two Thousand Hours
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In Elisheva Biernoff’s Paintings, a Picture’s Worth Two Thousand Hours

By Grace Edquist
Carrie Coon on Returning to Broadway, Reading the Reviews, and Longing to Be an Action Hero
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Carrie Coon on Returning to Broadway, Reading the Reviews, and Longing to Be an Action Hero

By Juan A. Ramírez
Jane Krakowski’s Marquee Moment
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Jane Krakowski’s Marquee Moment

By Keaton BellPhotography by Huy Luong