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The cast of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee."

‘Spelling Bee’ revival spells it out: J-O-Y

Matthew Wexler Aug 5, 2026 0

Twenty years on, "Spelling Bee" arrives Off-Broadway with fresh energy, proving the quirky musical's charm remains timeless.

Matisse Ratron-Neal and Terry Bell in "The Pass."

Reviews

‘The Pass’ brings soccer’s closet drama to New York, but the tackles get sloppy

Jerry Portwood Aug 4, 2026 0

'The Pass' wins on set design, fumbles on chemistry

Agosto Machado, Downtown (Altar), 2024. Pins, matchbooks, mirror, and papier-mâché; plastic and metal objects; book (Theater of the Ridiculous), photograph, jewelry, bananaflavored straw packets, New York City subway tokens; and original artworks by Arch Connelly, Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, and Gilda Pervin. Collection of Jane Hait. © Agosto Machado. Image courtesy the artist and Gordon Robichaux, NY. Photography by Greg Carideo

Art

Before the Whitney Biennial closes, don’t miss the shrines of street queen Agosto Machado

Matthew Wexler Aug 1, 2026 0

Agosto Machado spent decades building altars to a vanished queer New York. Find his tribute inside the Whitney Biennial before…

Les Misérables: The Arena Concert Spectacular.

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I went to ‘Les Misérables’ at Radio City and came home a singing student revolutionary

Matthew Wexler Jul 28, 2026 0

One critic's neighbors have not recovered from a week of 'Les Mis' earworms. Here's what the arena concert spectacular gets…

Ciara Renée at Masquerade's After the Curtain.

Music

Ciara Renée turns the basement lounge at ‘Masquerade’ into a Parisian cabaret

Lindsay B. Davis Jul 27, 2026 0

Ever wonder what happened after Christine and Raoul dash off from the Palais Garnier opera house and the Phantom descends…

Cool Machine by Colson Whitehead book cover

Books

What is art? What is crime? Colson Whitehead’s ‘Cool Machine’ lets its characters argue it out

By Melissa Iachan Jul 24, 2026 0

Ray Carney returns for one last job in 'Cool Machine,' Colson Whitehead's gritty, funny finale to the Harlem Trilogy.

Reviews

‘Hair’ can still spark a revolution, and this Chicago revival proves it

Lauren Emily Whalen Jul 20, 2026 0

'Hair' hasn't lost its bite. Discover why Kokandy Productions' Chicago revival earns a full five stars.

Reviews

In ‘Are You Mad At Me??,’ Bryan Safi wants you to like him. Mission accomplished

Jerry Portwood Jul 19, 2026 0

Bryan Safi's anxious, audience-baiting solo show 'Are You Mad At Me??' turns people-pleasing into big laughs at HERE Arts Center.

Music

15 years in, Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway’s ‘Boom!’ hasn’t lost a beat

Matthew Wexler Jul 18, 2026 0

'Boom!' plays 54 Below for its 15th anniversary, with Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway proving sibling harmony still sells out…

Jennifer Nettles in "Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo."

Reviews

Jennifer Nettles can write a hit. ‘Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo’ needs more

Matthew Wexler Jul 17, 2026 0

Grammy winner Jennifer Nettles takes on a 17th-century poisoner's legend in 'Giulia,' now playing at PAC NYC.

‘Spelling Bee’ revival spells it out: J-O-Y

‘The Pass’ brings soccer’s closet drama to New York, but the tackles get sloppy

Before the Whitney Biennial closes, don’t miss the shrines of street queen Agosto Machado

I went to ‘Les Misérables’ at Radio City and came home a singing student revolutionary

Ciara Renée turns the basement lounge at ‘Masquerade’ into a Parisian cabaret

What is art? What is crime? Colson Whitehead’s ‘Cool Machine’ lets its characters argue it out

‘Hair’ can still spark a revolution, and this Chicago revival proves it

In ‘Are You Mad At Me??,’ Bryan Safi wants you to like him. Mission accomplished

15 years in, Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway’s ‘Boom!’ hasn’t lost a beat

Jennifer Nettles can write a hit. ‘Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo’ needs more

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A season of grief continues with ‘The Surge,’ Sonya Tayeh’s ode to Sinéad O’Connor

The world has a group chat about America, and Sarah Jones brings the whole family to respond

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, John Legend, and 13 more reasons fall is NYC’s best arts season

‘Pre-Existing Condition’ turns one woman’s story into a portrait of a complicit culture