Strangers on a train.

This award-winning play brings out something that's usually lost to history: the story of an artist's model.

This dreamy, compelling period-piece "movie" is presented live via overhead projector, cardboard puppets, live actors and music.

Fun with dystopian futures.

A short new opera about abolitionist Sojourner Truth features fine voices and appealing music.

Conjoined twins wrestle with the pain of separation in this remarkable play from Bulgaria.

A sci-fi suspense movie with unusually realistic chills.

A reporter who killed a man in his youth falls in love while trying to unravel an impossible mystery in postwar Paris.

A 1960s comic jazz oratorio by composer Gerald Fried ('Star Trek', 'Roots') gets a brief new life at the New York Musical Theatre Festival.

In a world of digital distraction, a show full of physical and aesthetic wonders reminds us that within each of us still lives an imaginative child anxious to be awed.