How much of the show changed during its Chicago tryout? Hilty: What we learned in Chicago was that the audience loved—and what fits the show best—is when we really lean …
If you’re like me, and Jonathan Bailey singing, “Woes are fleeting, blows are glancing,” has distracted you from your desk job for the past two weeks, or you couldn’t quite …
In the summer of 1987, André Heller created what he referred to as “a carnival of the avant-garde.” An Austrian artist of growing renown, Heller drew on his childhood love …
For a moment, Indhu Rubasingham stops speaking, catches her breath, blinks back tears. “Oh, I’m sorry,” she says. “I get emotional. But I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for …
In 1942, newly moved out of her family’s Helsinki apartment and living on her own, the Finnish artist Tove Jansson painted a self-portrait. She gave herself a cool confidence: steely …
Robert Frost famously wrote, “Nothing gold can stay.” A new exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum in New York, which is dedicated to the staying power of gilded treasures, makes the …
Photographer Beth Garrabrant has been behind Taylor Swift’s album photography since Folklore, tracking her evolution as an artist over the last four years. But Garrabrant’s latest project, a monograph titled …
For New Yorkers seeking a dose of escapism, a trip to the Hispanic Society Museum and Library in Washington Heights to see “A Room of Her Own: The Estrado and …
Conceived in 2014 by Park and Aronson, who met studying at NYU, Maybe Happy Ending has been performed in Korea and Japan over the past decade—Park wrote versions both in …
The play’s trick mirror of a plot hangs on two bachelors living double lives: the rakish Algernon (Gatwa), who’s invented a sickly friend in the country named Bunbury to escape …