Low instruments including bassoon, cello, tuba, trombone, and double bass all take center stage in this April Fool’s Day concert of music by Schütz, Mozart, Bruckner, Penderecki, Druckman, Gubaidulina, and more.

The Museum of Modern Art, now presenting the retrospective Cindy Sherman, featuring over one-hundred and seventy photographs from the nineteen seventies to the present, including the Untitled Film Stills series, the ornate history portraits, and the society portraits. The exhibition also includes the U.S. premiere of her eighteen-foot-tall photographic murals. 

This season, desire is taking on a whole new rhythm as the greatest play from America's most celebrated playwright sizzles onto the stage at The Broadhurst Theatre. From the producers of the trailblazing 2008 Broadway production of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, comes a hot new take on Tennessee ...

Sex, food and money are high on the agenda in this English version of a classic Italian comedy. Fired from his skiffle band, Francis Henshall becomes minder to Roscoe Crabbe, a small-time East End hood, but Roscoe is really his sister Rachel posing as her own dead brother, who’s been ...

The incomparable Linda Lavin stars as Rita Lyons, the indomitable matriarch of a dysfunctional family at a major crossroads. Her husband's dying, her son's in a dubious relationship, her daughter's barely holding it together. And worst of all, Rita can't figure out how to redesign her living room. 

Julius Caesar is a classic story of pride and envy, arrogance and honor, opportunity and tragic strategic errors. Written in one of his most productive times of Shakespeare’s life, Julius Caesar blends the historic events of the reign of this iconic roman emperor with tragic elements and compelling language creating ...

WNYC is giving away 5 pairs of tickets to the Irondale Center’s performance of “Color Between the Lines.” on Tuesday April 26th at 7pm.  To enter click on giveaways at WNYC dot org before 11pm. 

Over their centuries-long relationship with New York City, Jews have carved out a multitude of public and private spaces as their own, including neighborhood streets, businesses, synagogues and tenement apartments, as well as the temporarily-Jewish stadiums, squares and concert halls that served as venues for special events. Come discover the ...