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How we tried to tell the story of a warming planet. Plus, the woman behind The Daily's crazy-busy calendar. Hello! Phew, it's Friday. We had a big week on The [...]

Members of the Soviet Union's shadow avant-garde -- music's backroom innovators in the time of Stalin and his successors -- are best described by what they were not. Enemies defined […]

DON'T LET'S GO TO THE DOGS TONIGHT An African Childhood By Alexandra Fuller. Illustrated. 301 pp. New York: Random House. $24.95. 'Rhodesia,' Alexandra Fuller writes, 'has more history stuffed into […]

The New York City Ballet's all-Tchaikovsky bill on Wednesday night led off with 'Aurora's Wedding,' the final act from 'The Sleeping Beauty.' Peter Martins's 1991 production of the full-evening 19th-century […]

A special feature of the New York City Ballet's 50th-anniversary celebration is the revival of works long absent from the repertory. The first is Jacques d'Amboise's 1964 'Irish Fantasy,' which […]

Like Grizabella rising to the Heaviside Layer, 'Cats' ascends to Broadway heaven tonight, when it overtakes 'A Chorus Line' to become the longest-running show in Broadway history, with 6,138 performances. […]

A little over a year ago, squinched down in a New York State Theater seat with a hand cupped over my eyebrows to shut out the blinking of the supertitles, […]

Judging from Meredith Monk's opera 'Atlas,' which received its New York premiere at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Wednesday night, reaching spiritual enlightenment involves taking risks. It means balancing […]

Taking a cue from Glenn Close's triumph in 'Sara, Plain and Tall,' Jessica Lange has decided to do her own 'Hallmark Hall of Fame' movie, and with the same director, […]