Cuomo Outlines Plans to Revive Arts and Culture Industries
Declaring that New York urgently needs to revive its arts and entertainment industry if it is to recover from the ...
Tag: Coronavirus Reopenings
2020: A Theater of the Absurd for Europe’s Playhouses
Sure, we’ve learned to embrace Zoom and YouTube to savor virtual productions, which are preferable to none at all. But ...
Piano Bars and Jazz Clubs Reopen, Calling Live Music ‘Incidental’
Although most indoor live performances have been banned in New York since the coronavirus began its deadly spread in March, ...
Smithsonian Museums Are Latest to Shutter as Virus Surges
As coronavirus cases increase across the country, the Smithsonian will once again temporarily close eight of its Washington-area institutions on ...
Nearly a Third of U.S. Museums Remain Closed by Pandemic, Survey Shows
At the San Diego Natural History Museum, and at institutions much like it across the country, the exhibition halls remain ...
‘It’s Going Away’: A Small Movie Theater Struggles to Survive
On a rainy day last week, 72 moviegoers visited the Park Plaza Cinema in Hilton Head Island, S.C., to see ...
How New York’s Small Cinemas Are Hanging On
Hollywood bromances, gay skin flicks, obscure art-house hits — Nick Nicolaou has screened them all at the assorted New York ...
Europe’s Museums Are Open, but the Public Isn’t Coming Due to Pandemic
AMSTERDAM — Visitors to the Rijksmuseum’s vast, vaulted galleries of Dutch old master paintings can feel as though they’ve got ...
Broadway Will Be a While. These Venues Say They’re Ready Now.
The Park Avenue Armory’s vast drill hall has nearly 40,000 square feet of unobstructed open area. The Shed’s central performance ...
Review: A Dystopian ‘Swan Lake’ Bridges Ballet and Modern Dance
CLERMONT-FERRAND, France — Onstage, 26 dancers. In the audience, 550 masked people. And in the theater’s restaurant, a full dining ...
