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

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.

Joshua Henry, Caissie Levy, and Brandon Uranowitz in "Ragtime" at Lincoln Center Theater. Photo by Matthew Murphy.

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‘Ragtime’ returns to Broadway with undeniable urgency and uncomfortable truths

Matthew Wexler Oct 16, 2025 0

The great American musical returns: "Ragtime"'s latest revival proves its message of social justice remains heartbreakingly relevant today.

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.

Latrice Pace, Sheléa Melody McDonald, Tiffany Mann, and Jordan E. Cooper (center) in "Oh Happy Day!"

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Jordan E. Cooper on reclaiming divinity for those told they’re unworthy in ‘Oh Happy Day!’

Matthew Wexler Oct 14, 2025 0

"Oh Happy Day!" at The Public asks who deserves heaven. Jordan E. Cooper's answer: everyone. A must-see exploration of faith…

Jen Tullock in "Nothing Can Take You From the Hand of God."

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In her new solo play, Jen Tullock embodies 11 lives shattered by one memoir

Matthew Wexler Oct 13, 2025 0

When a memoir about evangelical abuse goes public, everyone faces consequences. Jen Tullock's solo show explores faith and trauma through…

Robert Farrior and Linda Manning in "Italian American Reconciliation." Photo Scott Aronow.

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Before John Patrick Shanley won an Oscar for ‘Moonstruck,’ he wrote this Italian American heartbreaker

Matthew Wexler Oct 11, 2025 0

John Patrick Shanley's rarely revived play returns to NYC with Broadway stars Mary Testa and Wade McCollum in a heartfelt…

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…

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.

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Chloë Grace Moretz navigates tough love as a recovering addict in ‘Caroline’

Matthew Wexler Sep 30, 2025 0

Chloë Grace Moretz shines in "Caroline," a sharp family drama about sobriety, boundaries, and what we owe those who've hurt…

Will Harrison as Jacob Dunne in "Punch."

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One punch, two families, and a heart that won’t stop beating

Matthew Wexler Sep 30, 2025 0

Based on Jacob Dunne's memoir, "Punch" transforms one teen's deadly mistake into a powerful meditation on justice, grief, and forgiveness.

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

‘Ragtime’ returns to Broadway with undeniable urgency and uncomfortable truths

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

Jordan E. Cooper on reclaiming divinity for those told they’re unworthy in ‘Oh Happy Day!’

In her new solo play, Jen Tullock embodies 11 lives shattered by one memoir

Before John Patrick Shanley won an Oscar for ‘Moonstruck,’ he wrote this Italian American heartbreaker

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

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

Chloë Grace Moretz navigates tough love as a recovering addict in ‘Caroline’

One punch, two families, and a heart that won’t stop beating

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What a Sara Bareilles listening event taught me about grief

Raúl Esparza and Lily Rabe anchor a gloriously messy ‘Winter’s Tale’

Comfort dulls the edge for David Sedaris in ‘The Land and Its People’

Bywater Call on how to create a superfan in one set