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"Company" traces the struggles of a New York man-about-town.

His best films and TV shows — from ‘Dexter’s Laboratory’ and ‘Powerpuff Girls’ to ‘Hotel Transylvania’ and ‘Primal’ — rest on long, wordless sequences that challenge the audience to figure out the story for themselves.

STORY: The Victoria and Albert Museums new exhibition DIVA

MURRAY – Starting this weekend, Playhouse in the Park will present “Into the Woods,” one of the late composer Stephen Sondheim’s most beloved works. For the second time in less

The musical falters until its second act, when it goes deeper, sharpens focus, gathers force, and generally elevates the stakes. What had been fragmentary, disconnected snapshots coalesce into a fuller portrait of a family in crisis.

Does the "Beetlejuice" musical deliver for fans of the 1988 Tim Burton movie? Find out before you pay Broadway ticket prices for the show's run in Fort Lauderdale.

An expert in the modeling of public health policies and outcomes, Chakravarty traces the collapse of COVID mitigation to a series of deliberate decisions made in the early stages of the pandemic.

Fort Benton was among a series of stops on a Montana promotional tour of filmmaker Ken Burns's latest project, "The American Buffalo."

Fiona Apple has recorded a cover of the official Idaho State song Here We Have Idaho for a recent episode of the NPR show This American Life.

Are you supposed to laugh at the end of Don Giovanni? Audiences often do, and they did at the end of Mariame Clément’s new production at Glyndebourne. It’s usually the bit where Donna Anna’s fiancé Don Ottavio suggests that they get married sharpish, and she immediately asks him for a year’s delay. Readers of Middlemarch