Jennifer Vanasco

Activists and NYC officials rallied in Brooklyn on Wednesday to call for state legislators to return to Albany for a special legislative session in order to turn the cameras back on.

Despite being about a post-Sandy couple, Rinne Groff's Coney Island never feels like a real place, but only a glorious, dreamy moment in memory.

Not even the audience escapes the feeling of guilt.

The Off Broadway production is a sleek, urban comedy about reprehensible people with a simplistic message: beauty buys you stuff.

The one-woman, Off Broadway show "Girls & Boys" showcases her great talents. But the play founders.

This bright, new work riffs off Shakespeare, turning wicked King Richard into an excluded teenager who has a devious plan to become high school class president.

Joshua Jay is part of a new trend in magic that focuses less on grand-scale illusions and more on intimate experiences that leave the audience awestruck and moved. 

An intelligent, cool reading of a play that can be intense and hotheaded.

The best part of the Tony Awards is usually the performances and this year, there's everything from "Frozen" to Bruce Springsteen.

The special effects are wonderful. But that's not the only reason this show is enchanting.

George Bernard Shaw's 1913 drama is the source for "My Fair Lady." And in this #MeToo moment, it's  surprisingly contemporary.

On today's stages, this 1956 Lerner and Loewe musical might not have worked. But at Lincoln Center, it does.

It's hard to imagine a more radiant production than this one, but the romantic sets are at sharp odds with the story of domestic abuse.

After police killed a mentally ill man, Mayor de Blasio has been urging New Yorkers to call the city's hotline. But critics say, it's not the right resource.

A Princeton University study analyzes eviction rates, but the problem is more complex than it appears

Morgan is just plain winning in The Last OG. It's National Poetry Month and Danez Smith is so good. And also, Cardi B. That is all.  

Simon Stone's shattering drama showcases Billie Piper in the most compelling performance of the season.

When Tony Kushner's masterwork exploded onto the stage in 1993, it was capturing the zeitgeist. It no longer has the same power — but it still resonates.

St. John the Divine's annual reading of Dante's Inferno makes for a spirited evening. 

A bill in Albany would make them peace officers, which would offer more protection from angry motorists.