The 10 lead Arts articles from The New York Times. Updated Nov 15 at 11:47 AM EST.
The three works at the Makemake festival at National Sawdust make the case that disability-led opera is artistically ambitious, despite the logistical challenges.
As an acclaimed production returns to the stage, four actors reflect on one of theater’s great challenges for Black performers.
Heirs say “Blossoming Chestnut Trees” was sold under Nazi-era duress. The auction house says it is “committed to working toward a mutually satisfactory resolution.”
The Alta, a new free public art space near downtown Los Angeles, holds a collection of Latino art infused with the spirit of the Chicano civil rights movement.
The sprawling global musical collective founded by Yo-Yo Ma, now led by Rhiannon Giddens, is 25 years old. Its mission, the artists say, is more urgent than ever.
The performance-heavy show featured spectacles from Anitta, Daddy Yankee and more, plus a stirring tribute to José Alfredo Jiménez.
The actor is known for disappearing into difficult roles. Her latest transformation is in “The Altruists,” a series about the jailed crypto founder Sam Bankman-Fried.
“You have to get really good at napping,” said Whitney Peak of “Sunrise on the Reaping,” “because you can have breaks anywhere from five minutes to three hours.”
Andrey Zvyagintsev’s “Minotaur,” a Cannes prizewinner, uses the story of a cheating spouse to examine the compromises Russians make under authoritarianism.
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