How a versatile actor picked up ancient Greek in his spare time, and soon became the unlikely bearer of an intimate and ancient tale---in its original language.

The director has made a habit of restaging her Off-Broadway work (see: Mary Jane, Marjorie Prime). Now, with Clare Barron’s play at Cherry Lane Theatre, she’s revisiting past choices on a very differe...

The Emmy nominee stars as Capote in the Off Broadway play ‘Tru,’ and was more than happy to talk shop over scrambled eggs with caviar.

The AIDS crisis shattered Broadway, and the scope of the loss has never been fully accounted for. Some kept their own records.

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From streaming hits to a buzzy new Off-Broadway play, non-fictional members of royal families are increasingly the main characters of imagined plot lines.

An ambitious play from Nia Akilah Robinson explores the echoes of ancestral trauma through a dual narrative with a touch of magical realism.

This year’s guide is an ode to local creatives and the ways art not only survives but thrives in the worst of times.

To mark the opening of her new show at Field Projects, "Gospel of the Working Class," the artist and textile maker joined us to talk scabs, automation, and the plight of the American labor movement.

Writing for Saturday Night Live, Julio Torres brought an off-kilter, surprisingly tender sense of humor to sketches like “Papyrus,” “Wells for Boys,” and “The Actress.” Since leaving the show six year...

A new generation of clowns wants you to embrace the liberatory possibilities of acting very stupid.

The pair brings us along for the ride as they stage their podcast’s parody awards show on Bravo for the first time ever. But is primetime ready for the comedic stylings of 'Las Culturistas?'

Stars like Jean Smart, Sarah Snook, and Andrew Scott are going it alone on stage, and audiences can't get enough.

The Colored Pencil Society of America’s 33rd Annual International Exhibition makes the case for the colored pencil as fine art.

Six members of the queer and trans community remind us of the power of Pride as the federal government continues to attack LGBTQIA rights.

One of the late composer's musical theatre successors pays tribute to his elder's craft, creativity, and unflappable professionalism.

Theatrely's Off-Broadway review of A(U)NTS! by Zoë Geltman at the Brick Theater in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

The Atlantic’s writers and editors have chosen fiction and nonfiction to match all sorts of moods.

Pirnot made waves as the writer/performer of last year’s I Love You So Much I Could Die. Now, she’s teamed up with the six-time Obie winner Greenspan for a comedy about a group of millennial playwrigh...

The AIDS crisis shattered Broadway, and the scope of the loss has never been fully accounted for. Some kept their own records.

Four decades ago she started her career as an actor, singer and dancer. A few years back, she started producing. Now she's adding director to her résumé.

‘Human Resources’ embeds its audience in a surreal corporate landscape.