Critic Peter Travers reviews "Adolescence," created by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham, directed by Philip Barantini.

David Henry Hwang was already a Pulitzer Prize finalist for his comedy Yellow Face back in 2007, but the acclaimed play only just landed on Broadway this season courtesy of Roundabout Theater Company.

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President Donald Trump's takeover of the Kennedy Center is an opportunity for conservatives to start making good art that is not political.

Las Vegas has mastered the art of tearing down its past to make room for the latest. So what is the next chapter?

Now in Chicago by Jackalope Theatre, writer and performer Esho Rasho’s solo play was currently part of the Edinburgh Festival ...

With a goal of bringing food, wine, and art together, The Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts features a different local artist ...

The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center's mission of celebrating, preserving and promoting the culture of New Mexico's 19 pueblos is rising to new heights with the help of its recently refreshed hot air ...

The artist’s mid-career retrospective at the Barnes Foundation is a testament to her relentless confrontation of the history ...

Toho Animation released a new trailer for My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Monday, introducing the anime world to Koichi Haimawari, the unlicensed hero of the MHA spinoff manga of the same name. Meet the ...

Hollywood’s influence extends far beyond entertainment. Company calls on Hollywood to normalize critical theme in films: 'A ...