The Philadelphia Orchestra kicked off their new season with a gala opening performance on Sept. 28, with Yannick Nezet- Seguin…
Call him Don Giovanni or call him Don Juan, he is a character on to whom the morality of a…
It’s about time we saw a play that made us laugh. Our world is filled with trouble and woe, so…
The remarkable exhibit at The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, University of California, Berkeley, features never-before-seen work by…
The immigrant’s tale is often good theater fodder, and comedian Alaudin Ullah antes up with his one-man show, Dishwasher Dreams….
A man writes a novel based on a woman he idolizes. A playwriting duo crafts a script based on the…
In this film short headlined by American Ballet Theatre Principal Dancer Misty Copeland, she has ballet telling a modern-day story…
SheNYC Arts, the off-Broadway company dedicated to producing plays, musicals, and adaptations by writers of marginalized genders, has launched its…
“Two Roads Home” by Times of London journalist Daniel Finkelstein recounts the fates of his Jewish grandparents and his parents,…
Wow. What a great start to the 23/24 theatrical season in the greater LA area. To get a ticket move…
Music historian Harold Pollack’s comprehensive biographies on American composers including Aaron Copland, Elliot Carter, Marc Blitzstein. This year he has…
Compagnie Marie Chouinard has been around since 1990, winning awards in Montreal and beyond. The 68-year-old French-Canadian choreographer was appointed…
All that I knew about Zydeco music came from the Mountain Stage radio programs I attended religiously, every Sunday afternoon,…
Where is music going, and where, for that matter, is history going ? Was the ground taken by the “Panzer…