You Send Me: The Songs and Soul of Sam Cooke “It starts with that voice, a voice that stirs…always reaching, yearning, giving us testimony, giving us a story…” Darius de Haas [...] April 29, 2022
Karen Akers: Water Under the Bridge Karen Akers returns to New York performance like a blazing torch. In a show she declares to be her most personal to date, the artist takes [...] April 27, 2022
How I Learned to Drive – Stunning When many spiders capture a fly, they poison the insect and wrap it in silk for later intermittent consumption. Imagine the fly a sentient [...] April 25, 2022
Artemisia Gentileschi: A Star Reborn – Art, Rape, Feminism Based in part on the Smithsonian Associates Lecture by art historian Aneta Georgievska. “I will show your illustrious lordship what a [...] April 24, 2022
Birthday Candles – Like a Warm Bath Michigan’s Ernestine Ashworth (Debra Messing) is 17 today. We meet as she’s conscripted into helping her mom (Susannah Flood) make an [...] April 22, 2022
115 International Summer Music Festivals Welcome Back Audiences and Performers At last, after a long and challenging absence, international audiences and artists will be gathering in person for many more summer [...] April 22, 2022
To My Girls – (It’s a Toast) Playwright JC Lee has one finger on the zeitgeist, the other on Boys in the Band, to which his play might arguably be called a successor. [...] April 21, 2022
Penelope – Or How The Odyssey Was Really Written – Ruinously Camp Homer never wrote a word of the epic poems attributed to him. To this day, authorship of The Iliad, centered on a ten year siege of Troy by [...] April 19, 2022