PHOTOS: First Look At PUBLIC RECORD From Public Works
New Yorkers from all five boroughs are coming together to create a live album—on stage, in real time.
New Yorkers from all five boroughs are coming together to create a live album—on stage, in real time.
SNACKTIME signed with Thirty Tigers and released the single "Can't Imagine Why You'd Stay," ahead of a fall tour with Devon Gilfillian kicking off September 14.
Josh Groban will host his Find Your Light Foundation's Annual Benefit Concert for Arts Education, honoring Wynton Marsalis and The Oliver Sacks Foundation at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Little Island will present the world premiere of Julio Torres and Martine Gutierrez's MARINA, alongside a live taping of THE SPORKFUL and a Papi Juice dance party in New York.
Get a first look at photos of rehearsals for Public Works’ new production Public Record, featuring a cast of more than 100 community members, musicians, and dancers.
This week, Little Island will welcome another grouping of performances across its open-air venues—The Amph, The Glade, and throughout the park, including Louis Cato and many more.
The Columbus-founded horn band Huntertones will perform at the Lincoln Theatre, celebrating its new album Transmission with material spanning jazz, funk, pop, soul and R&B.
SNACKTIME closed out Newport Folk Festival with a Fort Stage set featuring Devon Gilfillian, Trousdale, and Louis Cato, capping a weekend of collaborations with Lauryn Hill and other artists.
The Public Theater has revealed the cast for Public Works’ PUBLIC RECORD, a new original production by Public Works based on a concept by Emily Lim and Dan Canham.
Little Island has unveiled programming details for its 2026 summer season.
Penn Live Arts has announced its 2026–27 season, titled Belonging, featuring performances across dance, music, theatre, and family programming in Philadelphia.
In a recent episode, The Late Show With Stephen Colbert took a stab at Donald Trump's lack of popularity with a parody of the song 'Popular' from Wicked.
NYC Winter Jazzfest will return for its 22nd edition with performances across Manhattan and Brooklyn, featuring the festival’s signature Marathon nights and additional shows and talks.
The 22nd edition of NYC Winter Jazzfest will take place January 8–13, 2026, reaffirming the festival’s role as a global gathering for creative expression and community.
This year's theme centers on the joy and beauty of gathering together while celebrating the tradition and future of Black American music—especially urgent during a time when external forces threaten to erase Black culture and history.
Looking for a fun show to see this week? We have you covered with jazz, cabaret, comedy, and more! Here are a few top picks to consider including free concerts, RENT stars Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp, sensory-friendly family entertainment and more.
This summer, the Newport Jazz Festival will return to Fort Adams State Park in Rhode Island for the iconic cultural institution’s 71st edition.
Bryant Park Picnic Performances, the free outdoor festival that welcomes all New Yorkers to experience the city's vibrant arts and culture, is making its encore on May 30 with a better-than-ever lineup.
One of the longest-running and most storied festivals in America, the Newport Jazz Festival will return to Fort Adams State Park in Rhode Island for the iconic cultural institution’s 71st edition on August 1-3.
Academy Award-nominated actress and singer Amy Irving has shared “If You Want Me To Love You I Will,” the latest single from her forthcoming album Always Will Be.