By Elazar Abrahams Madison, Grace, and Stella are best friends and high school seniors gearing up for one last hurrah at prom, eager to attend the dance with their boyfriends. The problem? Their beaus are […]
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Taylor Swift: Storyteller
By Elazar Abrahams Made it to MetLife Stadium for the Eras Tour and want to keep that high going? Or more likely, couldn’t score tickets to Taylor Swift’s tristate area stop this past weekend and […]
Museum of Failure
By Elazar Abrahams Nestled in Brooklyn’s Industry City, the Museum of Failure is taking pop-up exhibitions to a whole new level. In the Instagram age, the word “museum” has been used rather liberally. Instead of […]
Othello, Presented by New Place Players
In the tussle between going to a sold-out pop concert and inviting a lone violinist to play Mozart in your living room, New Place Players’ “Othello” skews heavily toward the latter. Performed in Casa Clara, […]
Monet’s Garden
By Elazar Abrahams Immersive art experiences are the hot new trend when it comes to New York City pop ups. It started with Artechouse, then really took off with two Van Gogh exhibits last summer. […]
Straight Line Crazy
Straight Line Crazy is playing a sold-out run at The Shed through December 18. By Elazar Abrahams Robert Moses is a complicated figure in New York lore. As an urban planner, he reshaped our city […]
Sesame Street: The Musical
Sesame Street: The Musical will play at Theatre Row through November 27. By Elazar Abrahams Sunny days on 42nd Street are sweeping the fall clouds away here in New York City thanks to a joyous […]
KATE
Kate Berlant is KATE at the Connelly Theater through October 8. By Elazar Abrahams Kate Berlant’s new solo show is the kind of thing you brag about having seen for years to come. From the […]
Happy-Go-Lucky Exhibit
Happy-Go-Lucky is now open at 32 Mercer St. until August 18. By Aharon Nissel When you step into the unmarked entrance of Happy-Go-Lucky you’ll probably be a bit confused, as we were. In fact, we […]
KAWS: WHAT PARTY
KAWS: WHAT PARTY is showing now at the Brooklyn Museum through September 5, 2021. By Rachel Mohl This retrospective traces KAWS’ work over the last twenty-five years. Brian Donnelly, originally an American street artist (born […]