The Met’s ‘Antony and Cleopatra’ Reframes Ancient Tragedy Through the Lens of Propaganda Spin—and its darker fascist cousin—is everywhere in Elkhanah Pulitzer’s production of John Adams’s opera. By Gabrielle Ferrari
Review: ‘Give Me Carmelita Tropicana!’ Is A Crazy Avant-Garde Flashback This absurdist comedy—the final production to run at Soho Rep—has a hallucinogenic plot that brings to mind the days when artistic risk was the norm and downtown performance art was in high ferment. By David Cote
Despite Tropes, the Met’s ‘Grounded’ Is a Solid Outing A decade after it was commissioned, composer Jeanine Tesori's story of surveillance, guilt and motherhood has finally landed. By Gabrielle Ferrari