Should you be able to say and do whatever you want online? And if not, who should police this? Jad Abumrad of Radiolab and More Perfect hosted a debate about online hate speech, fake news and whether ...

We’re gearing up for the launch of August Wilson’s American Century Cycle, an historic reading and recording series in The Greene Space that kicks off August 26 and runs through September 28. The ...

Two-time Grammy Award-winning mezzosoprano and Curtis alumna J’Nai Bridges (Opera ’12) joins Curtis Opera Theatre students Sarah Fleiss, Katie Trigg, and Evan Gray for an unforgettable evening of ...

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Q2 Music celebrates America’s great iconoclastic composers when San Francisco Symphony music director Michael Tilson Thomas brings his “American Mavericks” tour to New York. In anticipation of their ...

Just in time for Diwali, Micropolis hosts an amateur hour like no other, showcasing emerging talent from comedy to dance. Make a monthly donation of $10 or more to support us and all the programs and ...

In the words of Andrew Lloyd Webber, “‘Cats’ on paper was the worst idea conceivable.” Now that the most unlikely hit musical in history is back on Broadway, we explore how the worst ideas sometimes ...

Six-time GRAMMY Award winner Arturo O’Farrill brings the Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble to The Greene Space for a live concert and conversation harmonizing Arturo’s recent participation in Fandango ...

“Full Frontal with Samantha Bee” writers Ashley Nicole Black, Patrick Cassels and Mathan Erhardt discuss how they approach their work within the context of the current political climate and the value ...

A cast of Broadway stars and public radio personalities came together live on our stage Dec. 8, lending their voices to a radio drama inspired by Charles Dickens’ classic holiday tale.

Most of us live with our smart phones within quick reach, reflexively grabbing them at the first hint of boredom during tedious train rides and work meeting lulls. But what might we be losing out on ...