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A Classic Russian Novel Is Ushering American Ballet Theatre Into a New Era
Arts

A Classic Russian Novel Is Ushering American Ballet Theatre Into a New Era

By Marissa DeSantis
10 Standout Artworks in the Whitney’s Blockbuster ‘Edges of Ailey’ Show
Arts

10 Standout Artworks in the Whitney’s Blockbuster ‘Edges of Ailey’ Show

By Grace Edquist
Romeo and Juliet Stars Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor Talk Favorite Love Interests and Gladiator vs. Wicked in Off the Cuff
TV & Movies

Romeo and Juliet Stars Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor Talk Favorite Love Interests and Gladiator vs. Wicked in Off the Cuff

By Vogue
In a Dazzling New Exhibition at The Met, Photographer Anastasia Samoylova Puts Florida in Focus
Arts

In a Dazzling New Exhibition at The Met, Photographer Anastasia Samoylova Puts Florida in Focus

By Salomé Gómez-Upegui
Can a Vibrator Be Art?
Arts

Can a Vibrator Be Art?

By Amy Verner
Lin-Manuel Miranda, Eisa Davis, and Mike Elizondo Talk Assembling Their Wildly Ambitious, Deliciously Theatrical New Hip-Hop Concept Album, Warriors
Music

Lin-Manuel Miranda, Eisa Davis, and Mike Elizondo Talk Assembling Their Wildly Ambitious, Deliciously Theatrical New Hip-Hop Concept Album, Warriors

By Juan A. Ramírez
Two New York Shows Examine the Quiet Profundity of Artist Tina Girouard
Arts

Two New York Shows Examine the Quiet Profundity of Artist Tina Girouard

By Grace Edquist
Conflict Photojournalist Lynsey Addario’s First Solo Show Spotlights Rarely Seen Sides of War
Arts

Conflict Photojournalist Lynsey Addario’s First Solo Show Spotlights Rarely Seen Sides of War

By Emma Specter
‘A New But Not Entirely Different Language’: Susan Downey and Robert Downey Jr. on Their First Broadway Production
Arts

‘A New But Not Entirely Different Language’: Susan Downey and Robert Downey Jr. on Their First Broadway Production

By Christopher Barnard
Hold On to Me Darling, Reviewed: So Lonesome He Could Cry
Arts

Hold On to Me Darling, Reviewed: So Lonesome He Could Cry

By Christopher Barnard
An Immersive New Exhibition at London’s Lightroom Considers the History of the Runway Show
News

An Immersive New Exhibition at London’s Lightroom Considers the History of the Runway Show

By Cydney Gasthalter
Zoey Deutch, Katie Holmes, Jim Parsons, and the Star-Studded Opening Night of Our Town
Arts

Zoey Deutch, Katie Holmes, Jim Parsons, and the Star-Studded Opening Night of Our Town

By Elise Taylor
In a New Production of Gypsy, Audra McDonald Takes On a Towering Role
Magazine

In a New Production of Gypsy, Audra McDonald Takes On a Towering Role

By Christopher BarnardPhotography by Luis Alberto Rodriguez
In the West End, Mark Rosenblatt’s Giant Is Startling, Feverish and Prescient to the Point of Discomfort
Arts

In the West End, Mark Rosenblatt’s Giant Is Startling, Feverish and Prescient to the Point of Discomfort

By Eva Wiseman
“We’ve Learned Not to Tether Our Self-Worth to Misconceptions”: Dominique Morisseau on Anti-Haitian Bias and Her Deeply Personal New Play
Opinion

“We’ve Learned Not to Tether Our Self-Worth to Misconceptions”: Dominique Morisseau on Anti-Haitian Bias and Her Deeply Personal New Play

By Dominique Morisseau
Andrew Scott Is Bringing His Groundbreaking One-Man Vanya to New York
Arts

Andrew Scott Is Bringing His Groundbreaking One-Man Vanya to New York

By Chloe Schama
‘I’m Painting the Moment in Between a Question and an Answer’: The Colorful Provocations of Artist Lubaina Himid
Arts

‘I’m Painting the Moment in Between a Question and an Answer’: The Colorful Provocations of Artist Lubaina Himid

By Grace Edquist
How Delia Ephron Turned Her Own Story of Love, Loss, and Survival Into a Broadway Play
Opinion

How Delia Ephron Turned Her Own Story of Love, Loss, and Survival Into a Broadway Play

By Delia Ephron
Lee Brings the Women Who Defined Vogue’s War Years Back to Life
TV & Movies

Lee Brings the Women Who Defined Vogue’s War Years Back to Life

By Robin Muir
Hilary Pecis's Still Lifes Are Anything But Still
Magazine

Hilary Pecis's Still Lifes Are Anything But Still

By Jen Wang
Nearly 30 Years After Her Death, a Bay Area Great Gets a Towering Solo Show in New York
Arts

Nearly 30 Years After Her Death, a Bay Area Great Gets a Towering Solo Show in New York

By Grace Edquist
Mezzo-Soprano Emily D’Angelo Prepares for Takeoff in the Metropolitan Opera’s Grounded
Arts

Mezzo-Soprano Emily D’Angelo Prepares for Takeoff in the Metropolitan Opera’s Grounded

By Christopher Barnard
Artist Jordan Casteel’s “Best Show Yet” Pairs Her Richly Patterned Paintings With Batsheva Hay’s Madcap Furniture
Arts

Artist Jordan Casteel’s “Best Show Yet” Pairs Her Richly Patterned Paintings With Batsheva Hay’s Madcap Furniture

By Stephanie Sporn
‘It’s My Job to Hold a Mirror Up to Humanity’: David Oyelowo on Coriolanus, Hollywood, and the State of the West End
Arts

‘It’s My Job to Hold a Mirror Up to Humanity’: David Oyelowo on Coriolanus, Hollywood, and the State of the West End

By Kemi Alemoru
Artist Florian Krewer on the Big Questions Powering His West Coast Debut
Arts

Artist Florian Krewer on the Big Questions Powering His West Coast Debut

By Aldo Sanchez VeraPhotography by Benjamin Tietge
This Artist’s Blank Canvas? Vintage Tablecloths
Arts

This Artist’s Blank Canvas? Vintage Tablecloths

By Lilah Ramzi
An Art Lover’s Guide to Hong Kong
Travel

An Art Lover’s Guide to Hong Kong

By Lisa Wong Macabasco
The Elephants Are Coming! A Striking Traveling Exhibition Troops Through Manhattan’s Meatpacking District
Arts

The Elephants Are Coming! A Striking Traveling Exhibition Troops Through Manhattan’s Meatpacking District

By Lilah Ramzi
For Artist Liza Lou, Beads Are a Gift That Keeps On Giving
Arts

For Artist Liza Lou, Beads Are a Gift That Keeps On Giving

By Grace Edquist
In Santa Fe, Artist Teresita Fernández Confronts the Legacy of Land Artist Robert Smithson
Arts

In Santa Fe, Artist Teresita Fernández Confronts the Legacy of Land Artist Robert Smithson

By Lisa Wong Macabasco
An Exclusive Look at Kristin Chenoweth in the Broadway-Bound The Queen of Versailles
Arts

An Exclusive Look at Kristin Chenoweth in the Broadway-Bound The Queen of Versailles

By Keaton Bell
‘I Really Feel Like an Actress Now’: Stephanie Mills on Her Grand Return to Broadway in Hadestown
Arts

‘I Really Feel Like an Actress Now’: Stephanie Mills on Her Grand Return to Broadway in Hadestown

By Marley Marius
The Charmed Lives of Art Dogs
DOGUE

The Charmed Lives of Art Dogs

By Lisa Wong Macabasco
The Best Dance Movies to Cue Up Now—From Dirty Dancing to Step Up
TV & Movies

The Best Dance Movies to Cue Up Now—From Dirty Dancing to Step Up

By Christina Pérez and Marley Marius
A Visit to the Ukrainian Museum’s Incredible “Peter Hujar: Rialto” Exhibition with Ethan James Green
Arts

A Visit to the Ukrainian Museum’s Incredible “Peter Hujar: Rialto” Exhibition with Ethan James Green

By Mark Holgate
With Someone Spectacular, Playwright Doménica Feraud Lends Clarity to the Fug of Grief
Arts

With Someone Spectacular, Playwright Doménica Feraud Lends Clarity to the Fug of Grief

By Marley Marius