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Stephen Colbert highlighted the global “No Kings” protest movement during a recent broadcast. He humorously noted the size of a…

Morton Feldman, born a century ago, composed quietly sensual and humanist works during an era dominated by structural rigor. His…

A long-running Broadway musical has issued an apology to anyone it offended over its 15-year run. The production, known for…

Mary Beth Hurt, an actress recognized for her nuanced film and stage performances, has died. She was 79. Her career…

A new Broadway adaptation of “Dog Day Afternoon” struggles to find its footing, stifling the inherent tension of the story…

Thieves stole three valuable paintings from an Italian museum in a swift overnight operation. The artworks by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul…

Mary Beth Hurt, an actress celebrated for her nuanced film and stage performances, has died. She was 79. Hurt brought…

Ben Stevenson, a choreographer who transformed the Houston Ballet into a major American dance company, has died at 89. Under…

Symphony Space, a performing arts venue on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, will close for a 15-month renovation. The project carries…

Celine Dion will return to the stage for a series of concerts in Paris this fall. The singer has scheduled…