Editor Pick: Culture and Society

Once Goldenthal had completed the music for a scene, he and Lubavitch continued their dialogue as the choreographer worked with the dancers, refining the dance in the studio...

Michael Kahan talks about what amazes him after 300 episodes of 'Funny in Failure,' his podcast about funny and successful people.

Elevator Repair Service's 'Ulysses' is zany and humorous in part, and challenging, complicated and opaque at times. However, it is always engrossing.

Rocker Jesse Malin's touching and joyful autobiographical musical brings to life the legendary NYC music scene of the '70s and '80s even as it revolves around the spinal stroke that rendered him paraplegic in 2023.

Snappy direction of a high-quality production, top-flight performances, and an original concept make this flawed new work worth checking out.

An assimilated Jewish composer bonds with his peasant-class Polish housekeeper in wartime Warsaw – but will it mean escape, or existential collapse?

This isn't your great-great-grandparents' Massenet. But I'll bet they would have liked it, and I'll bet even opera purists and snobs will appreciate what Heartbeat and Co. have done here.

They could almost be the characters in an old-fashioned murder mystery. But no one's solving a crime; they're here to support each other as they try to solve themselves.

When two off-duty British soldiers meet two pretty Irish women in a pub, things go swimmingly until they don't in Leo McGann's 'The Honey Trap.'

Six short plays by emerging Black playwrights tackle racism and civil rights, heroes and villains, and family dynamics.