Peter Libbey

Several world premieres are part of the 2018-19 season at La Mama Experimental Theater Club, which won the 2018 regional theater Tony Award.

The 74th annual Tony nominations were announced at noon.

Justin Cooke and Erik Wallin gave their guests a tour around their favorite borough after their wedding ceremony.

The exhibition “Seeing the Invisible” will feature artists such as Ai Weiwei, El Anatsui and Sigalit Landau.

Dr. Marianne Jacob and Andrew Shenoy kept up a “distance relationship” for three years until she moved across the Hudson River to a New York hospital.

“The Seven Deadly Sins,” a theatrical anthology series, will start off on June 23 at a series of storefront windows in the Meatpacking District.

The 63rd annual awards were held in Los Angeles on Sunday. Here is the full list of winners.

To prepare an exhibition of Alexander Calder’s large-scale sculptures, MoMA created a set of elaborate stand-ins.

Nathan Arrowsmith and Ashley Singleton’s first encounter in a Georgetown classroom was a bit awkward. But three years later, in the same classroom, he redeemed himself.

The longtime leader of the company will end his tenure as its artistic director and principal choreographer in 2022.

The Hudson Valley arts organization expands its outdoor dance festival to include concerts and panels at its 153 acre campus in Tivoli, N.Y., in May.

The company’s leaders had hoped the season’s start date in late spring might allow them to proceed.

“The whole experience of being in this play was like nothing else,” says Smith, the only woman in “The Inheritance,” about contemporary gay life.

Live performances in the theater are still on hold, but the company will present an online season, culminating in five new dances.

New Dance Alliance announces a residency program and its first three recipients: Angie Pittman, Johnnie Cruise Mercer and Leslie Cuyjet.

The new additions are from the series that is on display on the museum’s Fifth Avenue facade.

Three new exhibitions will be on display when the museum’s Fifth Avenue location begins welcoming visitors again on Aug. 29.

A documentary about the contributions made by women of color to the 2018 elections airs on PBS. And an unconventional Nordic noir arrives on Acorn TV.

A botanical-sculpture competition show drops on Netflix. And a Victorian crime series set in Dublin debuts on Acorn TV.

The conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan conceived of the “Bedtime Stories” series as a way to foster a sense of connection during the coronavirus crisis.