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The Juilliard School

A male performer in a black mesh top strides across a dimly lit stage while musicians in an orchestra pit below him play various instruments under a row of overhead lights.

A Powerful Turn of the Screw at Juilliard Is Equal Parts Atmospheric and Urgent

The production makes it clear that this is an opera about the fraught class dynamics of childcare, where the potential for exploitation is ever-present.
By Gabrielle Ferrari
Performers smile on a crowded stage

Inside the Juilliard School’s Annual Benefit for Scholarship

The institution hosted its scholarship benefit earlier this week with a lineup of stunning music, dance and drama performances.
By Marissa DeSantis

The 10 Performances Not to Miss in Dance This Spring

50 years of Ballet Hispanico, new choreography from Jamar Roberts at New York City Ballet, and new work based on the classic 1967 movie 'The Graduate': Here's the dance to see this spring.
By Charlotte Barnett
The cast of 'Così Fan Tutte' as Juilliard prepares for a marriage officiated by an Elvis impersonator, as one does.

At the Juilliard School, Mozart’s ‘Così Fan Tutte’ Is More Problematic Than Ever

By James Jorden
These donuts look Taystee.

OITNB’s Danielle Brooks Is All About New York in the Summer

By Meredith Lepore
Mayor de Blasio

Afternoon Bulletin: Mayor Increases Anti-Homelessness Spending, Juilliard Goes Global

By Stephanie Grella

Stephen Colbert’s New Bandleader Could Change Late Night TV

By Amanda Wicks
Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman is in trouble for conspiring to have his girlfriend committed.. (Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)

Afternoon Bulletin: Conspiring Cashman, Condé Nast Sage Burning and More

By John Bonazzo
In the Met’s production of Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Maurizio Muraro (second from left) delivers a subtle, regal performance.

A Charming Rossini Lightens the Met’s Stormy, Newsy Season

By James Jorden

A Wobbly Wedding for Juilliard and the Metropolitan Opera

By Zachary Woolfe

Juilliard and Festival of Song Present Guide to Hooking Up and Breaking Up

By Gillian Reagan

The Transom

By Observer Staff

Barbara Cook

By Lizzy Ratner

Crime Blotter

By Ralph Gardner Jr.
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