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Walk into a fridge, exit Vegas: Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart turns shopping into trippy immersive art

Matthew Wexler Oct 21, 2025 0

Explore Meow Wolf's Omega Mart: Vegas' trippy grocery store where escape room vibes meet satirical genius. Walk through the fridge.…

"The Wizard of Oz" at Sphere. Photo provided.

Culture

Dorothy gets an AI makeover for Sphere’s supersized ‘Wizard of Oz’

Matthew Wexler Oct 20, 2025 0

Dorothy goes digital in Sphere's ambitious reimagining of "The Wizard of Oz." Spoiler: the tornado steals the show.

Fergusons Downtown, a Las Vegas hidden gem featuring local artists and retail.

Culture

This converted 1940s motel is the best-kept cultural secret in Las Vegas

Matthew Wexler Oct 19, 2025 0

Fergusons Downtown transforms a 1940s motel into Vegas's creative hub, featuring indie bookstores, local artisans, and a 42-foot truck sculpture.

Dance

Limón Dance Company at 80: How a Mexican immigrant revolutionized American modern dance

Matthew Wexler Oct 15, 2025 0

Three works spanning eight decades showcase José Limón's enduring influence on modern dance at NYC's Joyce Theater through October 19.

New works and playwrights that have participated in the National Playwrights Conference include "Goddess," Martyna Majok, and "Slave Play."

Culture

1,650 playwrights want in: Why the O’Neill remains American theater’s essential incubator

By Editors Oct 10, 2025 0

The National Playwrights Conference received one of the highest number of entries in decades, proving there's a thirst for new…

Music

Alan Walker, Dimitri Vegas & Afrojack light up Marquee New York’s electrifying return

By Editors Oct 9, 2025 0

Marquee New York's latest makeover debuts fall schedule with Alan Walker, Dimitri Vegas & Afrojack. Chelsea's superclub is officially back.

Books

Diana Henry’s ‘Around the Table’ proves food writing can be as satisfying as the meal itself

Matthew Wexler Oct 3, 2025 0

Diana Henry's 52 essays explore food, travel, and memory without relying on a single recipe to satisfy.

Music

Justin Vivian Bond brings Marianne Faithfull’s gravel-voiced wisdom to Brooklyn’s holiest stage

Matthew Wexler Sep 26, 2025 0

Justin Vivian Bond's signature storytelling meets Faithfull's "Broken English" at St. Ann's—a haunting tribute to songs that improve with age.

Books

‘No Tea, No Shade’: Nina West & queens get real about life in drag

By Editors Sep 24, 2025 0

Nina West, Olivia Lux & 4 more drag queens share intimate essays in "No Tea, No Shade" — essential reading…

Roderick George's "The Missing Fruit (Part I)."

Dance

Fall for Dance Festival rises above the culture war chaos with a provocative, international line-up

Matthew Wexler Sep 23, 2025 0

New York City Center's Fall for Dance features a stellar lineup, including Gibney Company, Paris Opera Ballet, and a new…

Walk into a fridge, exit Vegas: Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart turns shopping into trippy immersive art

Dorothy gets an AI makeover for Sphere’s supersized ‘Wizard of Oz’

This converted 1940s motel is the best-kept cultural secret in Las Vegas

Limón Dance Company at 80: How a Mexican immigrant revolutionized American modern dance

1,650 playwrights want in: Why the O’Neill remains American theater’s essential incubator

Alan Walker, Dimitri Vegas & Afrojack light up Marquee New York’s electrifying return

Diana Henry’s ‘Around the Table’ proves food writing can be as satisfying as the meal itself

Justin Vivian Bond brings Marianne Faithfull’s gravel-voiced wisdom to Brooklyn’s holiest stage

‘No Tea, No Shade’: Nina West & queens get real about life in drag

Fall for Dance Festival rises above the culture war chaos with a provocative, international line-up

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I went to Ogunquit for a musical and left with a crush on Carl Sprinchorn

The hardest-working performer in this new musical never takes a bow

Bradley Whitford unleashes the line you came to hear in ‘A Few Good Men’

‘Spring Awakening’ gets a stylist. Will it sell seats?