The jazz pianist and composer holds his own amidst Beethoven and Brahms with an inspiring concert piece.

A new take on the run-up to the Salem witch trials proves a gripping work with echoes of Shakespeare as well as 'The Crucible.'

Recorded for A&M Records in 2000 but never before released, Griffin's "lost" album finally sees the light of day.

"The Rite of Spring" descends on Brooklyn in an exciting new context.

Most shows have backdrops. But what happens when the backdrops are the show?

You can feel the raw emotion in these well-crafted songs, and especially in Telisha Williams's voice as she sings songs of experience, but not of innocence.

Hit by a car and killed, 58-year-old Eric Argyle awakens into a bewildering procedural nightmare.

A scintillating play explores the time Brendan Behan spent in New York's Chelsea Hotel in 1963 shortly before his early death.

A well-told tale of Jews and Israeli Arabs proves Romeo and Juliet never really died.

Three dream-and-reality dualities reflect our topsy-turvy, almost fantastical post-9/11 world of secret prisons and climate disasters.