Culture, connection, and a touch of fun—our Playing section highlights theater, film, art, music, streaming shows, exhibitions, and events that make life vibrant. Find out what to see, where to go, and how to experience it all like an insider.
Before he became known for covering the Olympics, Bob Costas conducted fascinating radio interviews with sports stars. He sits for an interview with Budd Mishkin at the Paley Center for Media.
Emilia Fox stars in “Signora Volpe” a romantic mystery set in picturesque Panicale, in Umbria.
Moms will relate to Michelle Pfeiffer’s Claire Clauster who works nonstop to make Christmas happen for her family and doesn’t receive the one gift she asked for.
Enjoy a holiday play or musical in a New Jersey Theatre. Marina Kennedy gives her recommendations.
For an exceptional holiday experience, plan to attend this concert, “Seasons: A Gospel Holiday Concert,” on December 8.
After an absence of eleven years, Andrea Chénier finally made its much-anticipated return to the Metropolitan Opera. Umberto Giordano’s compelling tragedy requires three exceptional singers capable of navigating its cascading vocal lines and profound drama. The Met has assembled a dream cast for this revival—Piotr Beczala in the title role,
The concept of a gingerbread house began in Germany. But local bakers take it to another level recreating iconic New York City sights in a fun exhibition.
Loved “Homeland?” Then don’t miss Claire Danes in the Netflix Thriller “The Beast in Me.”
Before he became known for covering the Olympics, Bob Costas conducted fascinating radio interviews with sports stars. He sits for an interview with Budd Mishkin at the Paley Center for Media.
Emilia Fox stars in “Signora Volpe” a romantic mystery set in picturesque Panicale, in Umbria.
Moms will relate to Michelle Pfeiffer’s Claire Clauster who works nonstop to make Christmas happen for her family and doesn’t receive the one gift she asked for.
Enjoy a holiday play or musical in a New Jersey Theatre. Marina Kennedy gives her recommendations.
For an exceptional holiday experience, plan to attend this concert, “Seasons: A Gospel Holiday Concert,” on December 8.
After an absence of eleven years, Andrea Chénier finally made its much-anticipated return to the Metropolitan Opera. Umberto Giordano’s compelling tragedy requires three exceptional singers capable of navigating its cascading vocal lines and profound drama. The Met has assembled a dream cast for this revival—Piotr Beczala in the title role, Sonya Yoncheva as Maddalena, and Igor Golovatenko as Gérard—and under the baton of Maestro Daniele Rustioni, the audience was truly enraptured by Giordano’s most enduring
The concept of a gingerbread house began in Germany. But local bakers take it to another level recreating iconic New York City sights in a fun exhibition.
Loved “Homeland?” Then don’t miss Claire Danes in the Netflix Thriller “The Beast in Me.”
