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The production is part of The Shed's winter programming, which also includes Claudia Rankine's Help.

The production is part of The Shed's winter programming, which also includes Claudia Rankine's Help.

Design by Ingrid Frahm Peak summer is back, and with it, a wealth of shows, events, and activities to partake in and attend—in real life! While plenty of virtual programming still exists for those less excited about venturing out—take, for example, the annual A Capitol Fourth concert and the Macy’s fireworks, which will both be broadcast nationwide on July 4—it’s safe to say that live programming is finally the norm once more. Catch American Ballet Theater performing at locations across America, celebrate the return of Broadway by attending Bruce Springsteen’s eponymous revival ...

The extent to which restaurants seem essential in any city is a measure of its failure to provide citizens with good places to assemble. That failure, in Manhattan’s case, may explain some of the peak-pandemic reverence for restaurants. But restaurants also show us the way. The best impact on the urban landscape of the long disruption has been the so-called streetery, with which—in a rare instance of civic wisdom—restaurants were able to encroach onto parking spaces. From the elaborate diorama-like versions in the West Village to the basic platforms in less would-be picturesque neighborh...

Fuzzy puppet sheep. A light cutting through the haze. Hand-designed dreamscapes. There’s plenty to savor in the slow return of pixel-free theater.