Trickle Up: New York Artists Join Forces to Raise Money for Those Living Below the Poverty Line
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Broadway Theater Shutdown: Ripple Effects Felt Across the World
Posted in: Culture NewsDue to the coronavirus, Broadway shows are closed — actors, ushers, musicians, playwrights, and costumers are feeling the repercussions
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The Defiant Ones: ‘Cambodian Rock Band’ Stands Witness to History — and Reclaims It for Our Time
Posted in: Culture FeaturesLauren Yee's play uncovers the country's surf-rock scene of the 1960s and '70s and includes songs by L.A. band Dengue Fever
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In ‘Soft Power,’ Hillary Clinton Sings and Dances to Keep Democracy Alive
Posted in: Culture FeaturesDavid Henry Hwang’s “play with a musical” investigates why we’re addicted to our political system — even if it nearly kills us
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How ‘Freestyle Love Supreme’ Brought Beatboxing and Rap to Broadway
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAn improv hip-hop musical that's pure joy
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Tony Kushner on ‘Angels in America,’ Stonewall, and Battling Trump’s Stupidity
Posted in: Culture Features"Less has been made that it’s the 50th anniversary of Stonewall than one might have expected," playwright says, blaming Trump
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What Broadway’s Two Very Different Shows About Death Teach Us About Life
Posted in: Culture FeaturesA musical adaptation of Beetlejuice and Gary, Taylor Mac’s comedic sequel to Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, both tackle what most of us would choose to avoid
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‘Tootsie’: A Fun-Time Musical for Turbulent Times
Posted in: Culture NewsDavid Yazbek imbues the crowd-pleasing musical with pop, jazz, blues, funk, patter, sophisticated rhythms and old-school Broadway brass
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See Philip Glass Explain His New ‘King Lear’ Compositions to Composer Nico Muhly
Posted in: Music News'The play begins to open up in a different way'
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The Most Unlikely Broadway Show Ever Wants to Change How We Think About American Politics
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe success of Heidi Schreck's What the Constitution Means to Me is being credited for helping other "challenging," civic-minded plays have a chance at productions in mainstream theaters — and beyond
