A young girl holds her luminous yellow dress above the small tide of the ocean shore, a firm contrast against the gray-blue water and the white-encrusted waves that seep forward  relentlessly toward the dark-haired...

It’s extremely rare that Broadway theatre is inventive, compelling, and fun. Such is the case, however, with Peter and the Starcatcher, the prequel to the Peter Pan story

Encountering the work of Alex Kisilevich is a little like spotting a Kallima butterfly for the first time. Kallima comes from the Greek word “kali,” which means beautiful, but put aside your perceptions of that...

Political theater is almost always problematic. Characters often get lost in the messages they are trying to get across and the messages then feel incomplete or didactic.

Lego; you know, those little multicolored building blocks you had as a child. Chances are, you undoubtedly bragged to your friends about how many Lego toys you had. It was a sign of status, and countless hours of...

Race and real estate and the volatile values of each collide in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Clybourne Park by Bruce Norris, which opened April 19 at the Walter Kerr Theatre on Broadway. If you think it’s about...

Imagine a world of grownups who never got over playing dress-up and you get the general idea behind the International Makeup Artist Trade Show (IMATS), held at Pier 94 in Manhattan on April 14 and 15.

“Why do Scots wear kilts? Because my wife can hear a zipper a mile away” goes the old Scottish joke. Despite the witticisms of why the Scottish people wear kilts, what is underneath those kilts and how you can...

In 2009, a group of dancers in crisp white apparel took the stage, dancing their hearts out and conveying their hopes, heartaches, and dreams onto the floor. Movement traveled through time like a joyous symphony...

A chandelier of empty prescription bottles hangs in the middle of a large white room in the Rogue Gallery of the West Chelsea building in New York. As people look up at the sunshine hues emanating from above them,...