The Off Broadway incubator Ars Nova will allow audience members to pay what they wish for theater tickets in a new initiative called “What’s Ars Is Yours: Name Your Price,” the company...
Read moreThe Forest of Arden is where you head when the city won’t hold you. When laws are unjust, when custom constricts, when institutions squeeze and shrink you, here, at last, is space...
Read moreA new production of Wagner’s “Ring” cycle at the Berlin State Opera, featuring the eminent conductor Daniel Barenboim, was one of the most highly anticipated events on the classical music calendar this...
Read moreIt’s interesting that it took so long for you to make your next film because “Tár” doesn’t feel dated at all. The way it understands smartphone culture and the power of social...
Read moreIn a 35-year career celebrated at MoMA this fall, the artist has concerned himself with “the poetry of looking,” blurring the line between party and protest. But, increasingly, it’s politics on his...
Read moreUSA Network airs its NASCAR documentary series. And the third season of the CW show based on the DC Comics character premieres.
Read moreThere’s bacon and eggs, and then there’s bacon and eggs at the Cthulhu Prayer Breakfast. Named after the cosmically malevolent and abundantly tentacled entity dreamed up by Howard Phillips Lovecraft, the event,...
Read moreDEMOCRACY’S DATA: The Hidden Stories in the U.S. Census and How to Read ThemBy Dan BoukIllustrated. 384 pages. MCD. $30.The U.S. census has inspired a surprising amount of poetry, Dan Bouk notes...
Read moreDear readers,Welcome to the beefcake edition of Read Like the Wind. Our theme here is bulk: The two books that follow are big, brawny tomes that you can repurpose as dumbbells when...
Read more“Am I missing something here?” is a question prompted by many dance performances. In my mind, the thought often has an anxious tone, since I consider it my job as a critic...
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