Gisele Regatao

The tale of Sacco and Vanzetti is told through multimedia wizardry and old fashioned storytelling in HERE Art Center's new production "Send for the Million Men."

 "She’s Beautiful When She's Angry" is a new documentary about a group of women who started the feminist movement in the United States between 1966 and 1971.

An autistic teenager, a drag queen and a girl in Rwanda who claims to see the Virgin Mary are subjects of shows not to miss, according to three critics. 

After the ratings success of "Sound of Music Live," NBC is back with Peter Pan. Featuring flying actors and new songs, there's the potential for a little more disaster this year. 

Art Basel kicks off this week in Miami Beach, and with it comes serious parties and serious buying. New York magazine's Carl Swanson is covering the event, and gives us a sneak peek. 

A new exhibit at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in New York highlights brothers Ray and Lee Yazzie's pieces in stone, silver and gold.

Paul Cezanne hid his relationship with Hortense Fiquet for 17 years — but featured her in 29 paintings.

Playwright Young Jean Lee asks: What's a do-gooder liberal guy to do?

A new documentary tells the story of Lacey Schwartz, who grew up Jewish, but learned 18 that her biological father was black.

Broadway's reboot of "Side Show" showcases the big hearts in even the strangest characters.

New York City is home to two Christmas shows that come with comedy, and some strip-tease. 

Pictures of places and of the belongings of icons who shaped the famous photographer's cultural inheritance are featured in a new exhibit.

A new exhibit at the Harlem Studio Museum explores how 16 artists used Ebony and Jet as inspiration for their work.

 Pace and Gagosian both have large exhibitions on the work of the Spanish master.

The Pratt Institute is opening a business fashion accelerator and production facility in south Williamsburg.

A new exhibit at the Museum of Arts and Design shows how urbanization, sustainability and indigenous craft are being translated into design in Latin America.    

The Austrian artist Franz West took sculptures down from pedestals and put them on top of bookcases and liquor cabinets.

Zagat polled 30,000 people to pick the best new restaurant in New York, and its winner got exactly zero stars from Michelin’s experts. How does that happen?

The collective Polit-Sheer-Form-Office hopes their upcoming art performance will get people to stop... and help clean up NYC.

Ewan McGregor, Cynthia Nixon and Maggie Gyllenhaal star in a chilly production of Tom Stoppard's "The Real Thing," now on Broadway.