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For years after she moved to Connecticut from New York, Roz Chast had recurring dreams about her beloved post-college apartment...

92NY, one of the city’s leading cultural organizations, announced Monday that it was putting its prestigious literary reading series on...

It began with a sudden, breathtaking emergence over the trees to the south — a thousand points of blue light...

Thelma Golden, the director and chief curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem, was awarded the Dorothy and Lillian Gish...

Ron Nyswaner, the Oscar- and Emmy-nominated screenwriter, can still recall a chance meeting on a beach more than 50 years...

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Stephen Sondheim had a genius for genre. Some of his best works were adapted from very niche sources like penny...

Mr. Anderson continued in exhortation: “Let there be more all-male dances in which the performers portray saints, sinners, clowns, fools,...

After months of wrangling at the negotiating table, the Philadelphia Orchestra and the union representing its musicians have reached a...

Huge if true, as they say: The new production of Handel’s “Rodelinda” that opened on Friday at Hudson Hall is...