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The article presents a calendar of events for New York City for the week of May 20-26, 2010 including a benefit event at the Museum of Modern Art, a performance by the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra, and a lecture by artist Matthew Barney on the opera "Ancient Evenings."

A calendar of recommended entertainment for the week of April 14 through April 20, 2010 in New York City is presented including the film "Mystery Science theater 3000," the theatrical production of "The Really Big Once" and the film "Housekeeping."

A calendar of events around New York City for the week of March 10-16, 2010, is presented, including a reading by author Sam Lipsyte on March 11, the "Sunshine at Midnight" film screening on March 12, and the MOVRun 5K race in Central Park on March 13.

The article presents a calendar of several entertainment events in and around New York City including performances by The Big Pink, a musical tribute to the late performer John Lennon, and the "Fight Fest" theatrical presentation.

A calendar of entertainment events around New York City for the end of May 2009 is presented, including the Dylanfest concert honoring musician Bob Dylan on May 21, the play "The Success of Failure (or, The Failure of Success)" opening on May 22, and the comedy show "Kidnapped by Craigslist" on May 23.

The article provides information on a schedule of cultural events in the New York City area, which includes a monologue titled "Berlin/Wall" by British dramatist David Hare, an art exhibition by Sophie Calle titled "Take Care of Yourself," and a film directed by Ron English titled "Abraham Obama."

A calendar of events for the New York City area in April, 2009 is presented which includes an appearance by the American public radio personality Ira Glass at New York University (NYU) for the event "This American Life--Live!," a screening of the film "How to Be," starring Robert Pattinson, and a book release party for "Jailhouse Lawyers," by Mumia Abu-Jamal.

A calendar of events in the New York City area during the week of March 25, 2009 is presented which includes a screening of the 1964 film "Gertrud," a concert featuring the music group the Mountain Goats, and a roller-derby competition between the Gotham Girls All-Stars and the Boston Massacre All-Stars.

A calendar of events in the New York City area for the week of March 5, 2009 is presented which includes the SCOPE Art Fair, an exhibition of nude female models by Vanessa Beecroft titled "VB64," and a storytelling session by the oral historian Chris Gethard.

A calendar of events in the New York City area from December 31, 2008 through January 6, 2009 is presented which includes the annual Coney Island Polar Bear Swim, a concert by Gregg Allman at the Blender Theater, and Culturemart 2009.

A calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week of December 11, 2008 is presented. Among the listings is the debut of "Chair," a play by Edward Bond, a performance by comedian David Alan Grier and an exhibition of works by artist Evan Gruzis.

The article presents a calendar of special events taken place in New York City during the week beginning December 4, 2008. Among the attractions listed is a discussion group with actor Dennis Hopper, a lecture by Maira Kalman, an author and illustrator and a roundtable with members of the reality television program "Real World."

A calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week beginning November 20, 2008 is presented. Among the listings is a festival of the music of Thelonius Monk, a selection of motion pictures set in the punk era and an exhibition featuring the photography of artist William Eggleston.

The article lists New York City entertainment and music events such as a Kenny Chesney concert at the Garden State Parkway in Holmdel, New Jersey, the premiere of a solo musical by piano player Kenny Mellman at Dixon Place, and a book reading by author Gary Indiana.

The article offers a listing of New York City entertainment events such as the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival, the "The Immortal Alain Robbe-Grillet" exhibition at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and the music release by the Japanese rock band Boris of their album "Smile."

The article describes the New York City theatrical career of playwright and actor Sam Shephard. Shephard is mounting his first New York play in four years, "Kicking a Dead Horse," and his first play at the Public Theater in 28 years, since an artistic disagreement occurred over his play "True West." The article traces Shephard's early New York theater connections, such as with La Mama Theater.

The article offers New York City entertainment picks for the week of June 12. "Arias With a Twist," at the HERE Arts Center, features drag performer Joey Arias with puppeteer Basil Twist. The Affordable Art Fair New York offers works from local and international galleries. The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre offers "Sketchfest NYC 2008," featuring comedic actor Mitch Baker with the Backpack Picnic group.

A calendar of events for New York City for February 7-13, 2008 is presented. The Australian dance company Chunky Move performs February 7. Punk rock musician Siouxsie Sioux performs on February 9. Philip Glass leads a benefit concert for Tibet House at Carnegie Hall on February 13.

A calendar of events in New York City for January 31-February 6, 2008 is presented. Joanna Newsom appears in concert on January 31. Comedian Jackie Hoffman performs on February 3. An anniversary concert to mark the late Bob Marley's 60th birthday takes place February 6.

The article presents a list of classes offered in New York City including the massage technique of Reiki and Tellington Touch for Animals at the New York Open Center, and a course in fashion trends at Parsons The New School for Design.

The article offers details on several New York based concerts, festivals, and films who can be used as a source to engage children in the winter. The topics addressed include details on Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) festival with a dual focus on technology and creativity and information on Very Young People's Concerts.

The article offers information on several entertainment events in New York City, including the performance of Flipmode Squad rapper Rah Digga called Ladies First, the theatrical production "Beautiful Burnout," and the exhibition "Philip-Lorca diCorcia."

The article presents information on several entertainment events in New York City, including the Texas Hold 'Em tournament by Poker With Jokers, the Williamsburg Fashion Weekend, and the variety show Frenemies and Nemesisters.

A calendar of entertainment and social events for the week of May 27, 2010 in New York City, New York is presented. Events include a Literary Pub Crawl, a performance by musical band Reverend Horton Heat and the theatrical production "Get Mad at Sin!"

The article offers listings for New York City acting schools such as the HB Studio, writing seminars such as the Museum of Arts and Design workshops, and for the Park Slope fashion studio Very Sweet Life.

The article presents a list of classes which can be taken in New York City regarding a variety of topics including yoga, stage combat and writing.

The author reports on the lives of students involved with the theater department of Columbia University. The involvement which students at Columbia have with theaters in New York City is discussed. The way in which students are required to juggle their time between the theater and their studies are discussed.

A list of theatrical productions opening and previewing at New York City's Broadway venues is presented. A production of Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking" opens in March, 2007 at the Booth Theater. A production of Tom Stoppard's "The Cast of Utopia, Part II: Shipwreck," plays through May, 2007 at the Vivian Beaumont Theater. A revival of R. C. Sherriff's "Journey's End," starring Hugh Dancy and Boyd Gaines is at the Belasco Theatre.

The article talks about the stars of playwright, Philippe Quesne's "The Moles, which ran at New York University (NYU) Skirball and kicked off with a parade through the West Village in New York.

The article reports on the cultural moments of 2017 despite of threat of nuclear war and natural disasters such as hurricanes and wildfires. Topics discussed include costume design for the Netflix series ``GLOW,'' by Beth Morgan, the role of actor Harris Dickinson in the film ``Beach Rats,'' final scene of actress Pamela Adlon in the television series ``Better Things'' and mentions the stage performance of songwriter Melina Duterte on the song ``You say you don't like the smell.''

The article reviews the theatrical production of the skit titled "Too Much Tuna" in the comedy "Oh, Hello on Broadway," starring Nick Kroll, Matthew Broderick and John Mulaney at the Lyceum Theater in New York City, New York.

The article focuses on theater performer Kristen Anderson-Lopez and her debut in the theatrical play "In Transit" to be performed at the Great White Way in New York City through June 2017.

The article reviews the theatrical performance "Avenue Q" at New World Stages in New York City available till May 26, 2019.

The article reviews the theatrical production of the play "The Lifespan of a Fact," directed by Leigh Silverman and starring Daniel Radcliffe, Cherry Jones and Bobby Cannavale at the Studio 54 theater in New York City, New York, ongoing through January 13, 2019.

The article previews several theatrical productions to be held in New York City starting December 9, 2018 such as the "School Girls: Or, the African Mean Girls Play," directed by Rebecca Taichman, and "Thom Pain (Based on Nothing)," directed by Oliver Butler and starring Michael C. Hall.

The article reviews the theatrical production "The Saintliness of Margery Kempe" starring Andrus Nichols, at the Duke on 42nd Street in New York City, through August 26, 2018.

The article reviews the performance "Bump" featuring Ana Nogueira and Erica Lutz at Ensemble Studio Theater in New York City till June 3, 2018.

The article offers information on several theatrical productions in New York City that involved tennis matches which include "Big Bill," "Hell Meets Henry Halfway," and "Deuce."

The article reviews two theatrical productions such as "The River," at the Joe's Pub in New York City and "Josephine and I," directed by Phyllida Lloyd and starring Cush Jumbo, which was held in London, England in 2013.

The article presents a preview of the Half Straddle theater company's production of Tina Satter's play "Ancient Lives," directed by Satter, starring Lucy Taylor and Jess Barbagallo, and staged at the Kitchen theater in New York City beginning on January 7, 2015.

The article presents reviews of several theater festivals held at various venues in New York City, including American Realness, held through January 18th, 2015 and featuring Jack Fever's play "Night Light Bright Light,;" Coil, held through January 17, 2015 and featuring Mike Iverson's play "Sorry Robot;" and Prototype: Opera/Theater/Now, held through January 17, 2015 and featuring Todd Almond's play "Kansas City Choir Boy."

The article reviews the theatrical production "Dying for It," being performed at the Atlantic Theater in New York in 2015.

The article offers information on several events in New York City from September to October 2014 including Pickle Day, Oyster Week, and New York Burlesque Festival.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Winter's Tale" directed by Lear deBessonet at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, New York City on September 5, 2014.