The New York Times – Film:
She seemed well on her way to stardom until her career was derailed by the Hollywood blacklist. She then turned her attention to social causes.
Category: Theater
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An Inscrutable Monarch, Endlessly Scrutinized Onstage and Onscreen
The New York Times – Film:
Queen Elizabeth II was portrayed in plays and highbrow films, in made-for-TV movies and broad comedies and, of course, in “The Crown.” Many sought to answer the question: What was she like?
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Lillias White Finds Her Goddess for ‘Hadestown’
The New York Times – Music:
The Tony Award-winning actress will step into the role of the musical’s narrator, now known as Missus Hermes.
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’1776’ Musical Returns to Broadway With a Diverse Twist
The New York Times – Music:
A revival of the classic musical offers a fresh twist on the founding for the post-“Hamilton” era.
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Shakespeare or Bieber? This Canadian City Draws Devotees of Both
The New York Times – Music:
For nearly 70 years, Stratford, Ontario, has attracted legions of theater fanatics to its Shakespeare festival. About a dozen years ago, a very different type of pilgrim began arriving: Beliebers.
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Michael Schultz on Breaking the Mold for Black Directors
The New York Times – Film:
At 83, the filmmaker behind “Cooley High” and “Car Wash” may be the longest-working Black director in history. His own story is a Hollywood epic.
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Lea Michele Is Well Aware That the Pressure Is On
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
She’s landed her dream role in “Funny Girl.” Now she’s tasked with rescuing the faltering Broadway show and proving that she is not the person she once was.
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There’s Something About Jonathan Majors
The New York Times – Film:
Inside the captivating mind of a new Hollywood star.
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In a Small Mountain Town, a Beloved Theater Company Prevails
The New York Times – Travel:
After reporting on the Creede Repertory Theater last summer, our writer returned for her vacation and took stock as the company restarted indoor performances.