Art

Destruction of Antiquities by Militants Is Denounced

The sculptures, statues and reliefs that were smashed by ISIS were crucial in the formation of early Arab identity, expert said.

Big City: Decades Since Wasserstein’s ‘Heidi,’ the Glass Proscenium Holds Fast

A revival of Wendy Wasserstein's Pulitzer Prize-winning play “The Heidi Chronicles” feels as relevant today as ever, especially in terms of women's success in...

Review: ‘Social Security,’ the Heroic Poetry of Solitude

In Christina Masciotti's play at the Bushwick Starr, a retired Pennsylvania pretzel-factory worker talks just to hear herself talk, even though she's deaf.

Review: ‘Social Security,’ the Heroic Poetry of Solitude

In Christina Masciotti's play at the Bushwick Starr, a retired Pennsylvania pretzel-factory worker talks just to hear herself talk, even though she's deaf.

Review: Takacs Quartet and the Viennese Masters Play at Alice Tully Hall

This string quartet, founded in Budapest in 1975, performed on Thursday night, offering a program of Schubert, Mozart and Beethoven. ...

Review: Ronald K. Brown/Evidence Heats Up at the Joyce

Mr. Brown's dance troupe brings the warmth of the islands in a program of recent and vintage works. ...read more

Review: Ronald K. Brown/Evidence Heats Up at the Joyce

Mr. Brown's dance troupe brings the warmth of the islands in a program of recent and vintage works. ...read more

Bridge: A Bridge Deal From the Peggy Bayer Tournament

The Peggy Bayer tournament, for players under 20, took place last weekend in Wales. ...read more

Review: In ‘milonga,’ Tango and Contemporary Flirt

At City Center, the Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui conjures the bustling atmosphere of tangueros' late-night gatherings. ...read more

Review: In ‘milonga,’ Tango and Contemporary Flirt

At City Center, the Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui conjures the bustling atmosphere of tangueros' late-night gatherings. ...read more