Arts

'We Live in Cairo' follows six student activists who use their street art, photography and song to overthrow a regime older than they are.

A snappy world premiere animates for a new generation the ongoing story of the labor movement.

Director Noel MacDuffie of the Heights Players talks to us about staging adventurous programming in Brooklyn.

A powerful assertion of humanity in the face of an AI dystopia is onstage now at Theaterlab.

In 'Left on Tenth' Delia Ephron teaches us about love, loss, synchronicity, totality, "bashert" (fate) and second chances.

Sharon (Mia Farrow) takes in a roommate (Patti LuPone) as different from her as night from day, with comical results.

Daniel Dae Kim stars in a farce that turns political correctness and racial identity on their heads.

An updated version of the goth-folk songspiel is on stage now for Days of the Dead in NYC.

A journalist covering Vladimir Putin’s first term struggles to maintain sanity and hope in increasingly hostile circumstances.

In 'Hills of California,' sisters return to say “goodbye” to their dying mother and discover the secret behind sister Joan's estrangement.