The Unstoppable Ascent of Isan Salem: A Superpower in the Spotlight

In an industry often defined by “types” and “templates,” Isan Salem is busy rewriting the script. A Canadian-born, NYC-based artist … More

Thomas White’s epic scifi: Prospero’s Staff as reviewed by Book Life

“I’m either a terrorist who hasn’t remembered it yet,” thinks Jane Bradshaw, the time-traveling protagonist of White’s epic, surprising far-future … More

THEATRE PIONEER REGINALD T. JACKSON BRINGS HIGH-STAKES COMEDY “WHEN WE PRACTICE TO DECEIVE” TO THE FRESH FRUIT FESTIVAL

The Founder of the Nation’s First Black Gay Theatre Returns to the NYC Stage with a Sharp Standoff on Identity and … More

Shadows and Steel: The Men Who Fuel the Rise (and Fall) of Richard III

Three months ago, a king was murdered. Today, the Atlas Shakespeare Company invites you into the aftermath. As the “bloodsoaked … More

Musician Steve Niles writes of the golden work of “A Sharp Goes Pink”

It would be difficult to represent the entire oeuvre of Pinks music in a night of ten or twelve selections. … More

NYC’s Premier LGBTQ+ Arts Festival Announces 2026 Mainstage Lineup and Final Call for Submissions

All Out Arts is proud to announce the return of the Fresh Fruit Festival, New York City’s landmark multidisciplinary LGBTQ+ arts celebration. … More

Atlas Shakespeare Company brings RICHARD III back to life for a limited run.

Three months ago, Henry VI was murdered. The new king, Edward—dangerously suggestible, self-destructively decadent, and irrevocably shattered by the recent … More