Arts
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As Nonprofit Theaters Struggle, Seattle Rep Cuts 12% of Staff
The institution, Seattle’s pre-eminent repertory theater, says it is making the cuts so it can focus its resources on productions.
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He’s Got Baby Fever: A Trans Choreographer’s Surrogacy Journey
Ashley R.T. Yergens’s “Surrogate,” premiering at New York Live Arts this week, explores how trans men experience pregnancy and I.V.F.
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Listen to 8 Songs From the Bewitching Françoise Hardy
From her start in the yé-yé 1960s to the depths she plumbed as a singer-songwriter, Hardy, who died Tuesday, continued…
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For These Games, a Release Date Is Just the Beginning
More and more video games are building player bases with perpetual updates and seasonal content. Fans of Destiny 2 just…
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All in the Details: Tony-Nominated Set Designers on Getting It Right
What are all those buttons for? That’s one of the many questions David Zinn is frequently asked about the sound…
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Jessica Lange and Paula Vogel on Breaking, and Keeping, the Family Contract
In the Tony-nominated “Mother Play,” the writer conjures warm memories and thorny ones, not to judge her mother, but to…
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The Miniature Secrets of Championship Rings
As sports fans enjoy the legacy-defining moments of this month’s N.B.A. finals and Stanley Cup finals, Jason Arasheben is studying…
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A Prodigy of Jazz Clubs Explores Other Stages
The multi-instrumentalist Julius Rodriguez hones a bigger, more audacious sound on his second album, “Evergreen.”
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Officials Condemn Protest Outside Exhibit Memorializing Oct. 7 Victims
Anti-Israel demonstrators gathered outside the exhibition in New York that honors people at a music festival in Israel who were…
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‘Presumed Innocent’ Review: Disorder in the Court
Jake Gyllenhaal steps in for Harrison Ford in a new, highly strung adaptation of Scott Turow’s legal thriller for Apple…