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Theater

‘American Utopia’ Takes a Funky-Robot Tour of David Byrne’s Brain

Life, Death, Good Prose: Adam Rapp Makes His Sublime Broadway Debut, ‘The Sound Inside’

Marisa Tomei’s Fiery Performance Makes ‘The Rose Tattoo’ Well Worth Re-Visiting

Staceyann Chin on Why She Finally Decided to Publish Her Legendary Spoken Word Poetry

Weird, Witty ‘Soft Power’ Puts the Chinese-American Struggle to Music

Visual Art

The Met’s ‘Renaissance of Etching’ Exhibition Makes 15th Century Problems Look Oddly Relatable

Basquiat’s Days as a Struggling Artist Are Revealed in a Movie Featuring His Celebrity Friends

Leo DiCaprio Isn’t the First Celebrity to Get a Wax Portrait Done by Urs Fischer

Ready to Meet the New MoMA? You’ll Need More Time—and Money—Than Ever Before.

Brooklyn Museum Hopes to Sell Francis Bacon Painting for $8M to Fund Major New Purchases

Opera

5 Virtuosos Bringing Their Work to Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival This Fall

Not Quite Gold, but ‘Turandot’ Still Glitters as the Met’s First Sunday Matinee

Melodrama Envelops ‘Manon’ and ‘Macbeth’ at the Met—Onstage and Off

‘Porgy and Bess’ Misses Its Protagonist on Opening Night at the Met

Saimir Pirgu on Learning From Pavarotti and What We Can Still Discover in ‘La Bohéme’

Dance

Dance Heavy Hitters and Celebs Assemble in LA for Benjamin Millepied’s New Festival

In Honor of Climate Week, a Ballet About Melting Glaciers Debuts in New York

Fall 2019 Preview: The Best of Arts and Entertainment Coming This Season

Performing Arts Get Political in the 12 Best Dance and Opera Performances This Fall

‘American Utopia’ Takes a Funky-Robot Tour of David Byrne’s Brain

Life, Death, Good Prose: Adam Rapp Makes His Sublime Broadway Debut, ‘The Sound Inside’

Marisa Tomei’s Fiery Performance Makes ‘The Rose Tattoo’ Well Worth Re-Visiting

Staceyann Chin on Why She Finally Decided to Publish Her Legendary Spoken Word Poetry

Weird, Witty ‘Soft Power’ Puts the Chinese-American Struggle to Music

The Met’s ‘Renaissance of Etching’ Exhibition Makes 15th Century Problems Look Oddly Relatable

Basquiat’s Days as a Struggling Artist Are Revealed in a Movie Featuring His Celebrity Friends

Leo DiCaprio Isn’t the First Celebrity to Get a Wax Portrait Done by Urs Fischer

Ready to Meet the New MoMA? You’ll Need More Time—and Money—Than Ever Before.

Brooklyn Museum Hopes to Sell Francis Bacon Painting for $8M to Fund Major New Purchases

5 Virtuosos Bringing Their Work to Lincoln Center’s White Light Festival This Fall

Not Quite Gold, but ‘Turandot’ Still Glitters as the Met’s First Sunday Matinee

Melodrama Envelops ‘Manon’ and ‘Macbeth’ at the Met—Onstage and Off

‘Porgy and Bess’ Misses Its Protagonist on Opening Night at the Met

Saimir Pirgu on Learning From Pavarotti and What We Can Still Discover in ‘La Bohéme’

Dance Heavy Hitters and Celebs Assemble in LA for Benjamin Millepied’s New Festival

In Honor of Climate Week, a Ballet About Melting Glaciers Debuts in New York

Fall 2019 Preview: The Best of Arts and Entertainment Coming This Season

Performing Arts Get Political in the 12 Best Dance and Opera Performances This Fall

From ‘Ad Astra’ to ‘Lucy in the Sky,’ 12 Films We Can’t Wait to Watch This Fall

The 10 Must-Watch New Series Coming to Small Screens This Fall

Fall 2019 Preview: The Best of Arts and Entertainment Coming This Season

Performing Arts Get Political in the 12 Best Dance and Opera Performances This Fall

The Must-Read New Books of Fall 2019

Jukebox Heroes and Experimental Icons Star in the Best Fall Theater Shows