Culture and Society

Intermittently funny and unevenly powerful, Mark Chrisler's play 'Worse Than Tigers' is amusingly absurdist and patently symbolist yet on another level grittily real.

An interview with Dr. Mark Tobak, the money-savvy psychiatrist and author of a practical, no-nonsense guidebook to investing, 'Anyone Can Be Rich.'

If you enjoy the Andersons, do not miss their presentation of Hoagy Carmichael's music and life.

This dramatic and celebratory dance extravaganza floods the stage with rhythm and song, storytelling, and a phalanx of aggressively talented dancers.

The ups and downs of show business are on full display with Westport Country Playhouse's hit production.

An interview with Stuart Kells and Ian D. Gow, authors of 'The Big Four.' What's next for these powerful institutions could have tremendous ripples in the way we do business.

'Rising Out of Hatred' by Eli Saslow shows the power of humanity and persistence in the face of one of the most powerful hate groups in the country.

You might not think a psychiatrist would be responsible for one of the best new handbooks on making money out there, but that's exactly the case with Dr. Mark Tobak's 'Anyone Can Be Rich.' Another surprise: none other than Warren Buffett likes the book.

Ian D. Gow and Stuart Kells dive into the prospects and consequences facing the Big Four accounting firms in 'The Big Four: The Curious Past and Perilous Future of the Global Accounting Monopoly'