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Must Read Books Of Summer 2024
From romantic comedies to thrillers, mysteries and biographies, some of the books you won't want to put downLong Island Compromise by Taffy Brodesser-Akner A Rough Way To Go by Sam Garonzik Once Upon a Time by Elizabeth Beller The Mysterious Mrs. Nixon by Heath Hardage Lee Lies and Weddings by Kevin Kwan Magic Pill by Johann Hari All That Glitters by Orlando Whitfield More -
Inside The Tribeca Festival Artists Dinner
On Monday June 10, Chanel hosted the annual event at The Odeon in NYC. The evening honored the artists who have contributed original artwork to the festival’s award-winning filmmakers. -
Center Stage With Ruthie Ann Miles
After 17 months playing the Beggar Woman in the recent revival of Sweeney Todd, the actress moves to yet another Stephen Sondheim show—a concert production of A Little Night Music this June, at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln CenterAfter 17 months playing the Beggar Woman in the recent revival of Sweeney Todd, Ruthie Ann Miles moves to yet another Stephen Sondheim show—a concert production of A Little Night Music this June, at David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center. (The actress also appeared with More -
The Brightest Light On Broadway: Ricky Ubeda
The 28-year-old dancer stars in the Broadway production of Illinoise, now open at the St. James TheatreThe choreographer Justin Peck first pitched Ricky Ubeda the idea for Illinoise, a dance piece set to the music of Sufjan Stevens, on a walk in Riverside Park. Ubeda, a 28-year-old dancer who won season 11 of So You Think You Can Dance, had worked ... More -
The Brightest Light On Broadway: Sarah Pidgeon
The actress stars in Stereophonic, now open at the Golden Theatre after a critically acclaimed run at Playwrights Horizons last fallIn a crowded, competitive season of theater openings, one of the year’s biggest breakouts is certainly 27-year-old actress Sarah Pidgeon. She makes her Broadway debut this month in Stereophonic, a riveting play with music by Will Butler about a band in seemingly endless recordings of the follow-up ... More -
Inside The YAGP’s 25th Anniversary Gala
The Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater was transformed for the evening to celebrate the Youth America Grand Prix's talented dancers -
The Brightest Light On Broadway: Will Keen
The Olivier award-winning actor plays Vladimir Putin in Patriots, about the rise of the Russian oligarchs, on stage now at the Barrymore TheatreIt may have taken until 2022 for the British stage, film and television actor Will Keen to break out, and he did it as playing Vladimir Putin in Patriots by Peter Morgan (The Crown). Told from the perspective of billionaire Russian businessman Boris Berezovsky (in London played ... More -
The Brightest Light On Broadway: Gayle Rankin
The actress plays Sally Bowles, opposite Eddie Redmayne, in the eagerly awaited revival of Cabaret at the Kit Kat ClubA decade ago, the Juilliard-trained Scottish actress Gayle Rankin starred in the 2014 revival of Cabaret as Fräulein Kost, with Alan Cumming as the Emcee. This spring, she returns to the show in a new production as the show’s star, Sally Bowles, opposite Eddie Redmayne. Eagerly awaited from ... More -
Catching Up With Suzan-Lori Parks
The Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright returns to the Public Theater 30 years later for the debut of her new play Sally & TomPulitzer Prize–winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks’ first show at the Public Theater, The America Play, went up in 1994. Three decades later, she’s there presenting her 12th: Sally & Tom, a backstage story of a troupe producing a play about Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson. Their relationship “has ... More -
The Brightest Light On Broadway: Celia Keenan-Bolger
The Tony award-winning actress stars in Paula Vogel's Mother Play alongside Jim Parsons and Jessica Lange at the Helen Hayes theatre this springIn 2018, when Second Stage Theater opened its new Broadway home at the Helen Hayes, Tony award–winning actress Celia Keenan-Bolger reconnected with playwright Paula Vogel, who won the Pulitzer in 1998 for How I Learned to Drive. “She mentioned she was writing something for me,” Keenan-Bolger recalls. “I tried not ... More
