David Cote

Cultural offerings for the 2017 Winter season kicks off with a look at the must-see theatrical performances. 

Fall is coming, be sure of it. Our high-speed culture vulture round table covers all the best things to see, hear and experience next season, from stand-up comedy to classical music.

The first Secretary of the Treasury is at the center of a sold-out hip-hop musical on Broadway that’s giving the Founding Fathers some of their revolutionary spark back.

David Cote, theater editor of Time Out New York, joins our guest host Erin McKeown to talk about some of the sports stories that have been adapted for the stage.

Time Out New York's David Cote profiles the upcoming year in theater -- from mainstays like Cat On a Hot Tin Roof to highly anticipated new musicals, including an adaptation of Roald ...

David Cote, theater editor for Time Out New York, previews the fall theater season, including a revival of "Annie." Theater fans, what shows are you looking forward to? Post your picks here!

David Cote, theater editor for Time Out New York, discusses the Tony Award nominations for the best plays and musicals on Broadway this season.

Given the number of things that can go wrong with a production, it’s no wonder that performers are a superstitious bunch. There are just some things you don’t do. Whistle backstage? Never. Wish a co-star “good luck?” How dare you! And, definitely don’t bring a peacock feather inside the theater. We’ll dive into the world of ritual and superstition with Time Out New York theater editor David Cote. And, hear the how and why of our superstitious minds with psychologist Stuart Vyse. 

David Cote, theater critic for Time Out New York, and Joshua Bloodworth, theater critic for Dominion New York share what they're looking forward to this late winter and spring in the theater: on and off Broadway.

Time Out New York's theater critic David Cote joins us for a look back at the best in Broadway and theater for 2011, including the musical-comedy Book of Mormon.

Get ready for the theater with Time Out New York's theater critic David Cote, who shares what he's looking forward to this fall, on and off Broadway.

Time Out New York theater editor David Cote joins us for a recap of last night’s Tony Awards ceremony.

Why are all the productions that opened this fall closing come January? And what’s with all the drama in the Spider-Man previews? David Cote, theater editor for Time Out New York, talks Broadway with Elisabeth Vincentelli, chief theater critic at the New York Post.

The Broadway production of "Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark," saw another crisis on Monday night, as one of its actors fell over 20 feet, severely injuring himself. This is the fourth performer to be hurt since September. David Cote, theater editor for Time Out: New York, says he has never seen anything like this. "This show is cursed."

The new Broadway musical “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” won’t open until next month, but opinions are leaking online. Today: a look at the erosion of the traditional link between theatre reviews and opening night. Guests include Alisa Solomon of the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University and David Cote, theater editor for Time Out New York.

British theater is taking Broadway by storm – again. In the last year, Billy Elliot: The Musical – a London import – swept the Tony Awards. The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced a residency at the Park Avenue Armory in 2011. And a musical about Enron has come to Broadway ...