Culture, connection, and a touch of fun—our Playing section highlights theater, film, art, music, streaming shows, exhibitions, and events that make life vibrant. Find out what to see, where to go, and how to experience it all like an insider.
One of the best mystery writers in the world now has an intriguing series streaming on Netflix. But one caution: Jo Nesbó’s “Detective Hole” is not for the faint of heart. But it will keep you watching until the end.
New York City was the epi-center of the American Revolution. In the run up to the 250th anniversary of the revolution, the Museum of the City of New York presents a new exhibition celebrating the city’s critical role in what would become the founding of our country.
Playing at the intimate Theatre Row until May 9, specifically theatre number 5, expect to be a fly on the wall to a sharp, and fast-moving satire that takes quite a few jabs at the entertainment industry.
You will want to hold close your spouse or romantic partner after watching “The Madison” now streaming on Paramount+.
Michael Mayer’s production of Giuseppe Verdi’s “La Traviata” returns to the Metropolitan Opera, featuring the incomparable Lisette Oropesa as Violetta. Maria-Cristina Necula reviews.
For Catholics, murder is a mortal sin. The fifth commandment is very clear: “Thou shall not kill.” But the killers who confess to Father Brown and repent are given the chance to be forgiven and avoid being condemned to hell.
A Love Story, but a tragic one. The fascination with John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette continues. Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly star in the Hulu series.
Is there an afterlife? Can psychics speak to the dead? Who’s right? Houdini or Doyle? Get your tickets to find out.
One of the best mystery writers in the world now has an intriguing series streaming on Netflix. But one caution: Jo Nesbó’s “Detective Hole” is not for the faint of heart. But it will keep you watching until the end.
New York City was the epi-center of the American Revolution. In the run up to the 250th anniversary of the revolution, the Museum of the City of New York presents a new exhibition celebrating the city’s critical role in what would become the founding of our country.
Playing at the intimate Theatre Row until May 9, specifically theatre number 5, expect to be a fly on the wall to a sharp, and fast-moving satire that takes quite a few jabs at the entertainment industry.
You will want to hold close your spouse or romantic partner after watching “The Madison” now streaming on Paramount+.
Michael Mayer’s production of Giuseppe Verdi’s “La Traviata” returns to the Metropolitan Opera, featuring the incomparable Lisette Oropesa as Violetta. Maria-Cristina Necula reviews.
For Catholics, murder is a mortal sin. The fifth commandment is very clear: “Thou shall not kill.” But the killers who confess to Father Brown and repent are given the chance to be forgiven and avoid being condemned to hell.
A Love Story, but a tragic one. The fascination with John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette continues. Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly star in the Hulu series.
Is there an afterlife? Can psychics speak to the dead? Who’s right? Houdini or Doyle? Get your tickets to find out.
