THEATER  

Bard’s Battle of Sexes Shotguns
Its Way to American Frontier

The Wild West of gunslingers, shootouts and cowboys provides a fitting backdrop for the Bard’s “The Taming of the Shrew.” Read More

by Lisa Troshinsky

  THEATER  

Reza’s Dark Comedy Savagely
Strips Away Pretense of Civility

A children’s schoolyard brawl erupts into a savage battle among urbane parents in “God of Carnage.” Read More

by Michael Coleman

 FROM MAY 

Spirited Women Trailblazers
From Louis XVI to ’60s L.A.

The National Museum of Women in the Arts follows the different yet overlapping paths of female trailblazers. Read More

by Gary Tischler

  FROM MAY  

Spanish Art Sweeps U.S. as Part
Of Embassy-Backed Endeavor

Latino influences permeate U.S. culture, though much of this footprint can be traced not to America’s southern neighbors but across the Atlantic — to Spain. Read More

by Stephanie Kanowitz

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