A faithful yet innovative interpretation of Waiting for Godot. Those who are unfamiliar to the work will be instantly drawn in by this loving and intricate presentation.ENTERTAINMENT MONTHLY On a country road, two friends wait for a man named Godot to arrive. Their comical efforts to pass the time parody the human condition, and the (more…)

Art, poetry, philosophy, and even the stars—as represented in music. Van Gogh, Nietzsche, Paul Klee, and others inspired these works. Leon Botstein shares the stories behind the music in a lively 30-minute Conductor’s Notes Q&A at 7 PM in Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage. Free for all ticket holders. Read the Playbill for this program. (©Playbill, Inc.) (more…)

General Mischief celebrates the power of joy and laughter in communicating ideas, producing “intelligent silliness….entertainingly performed.”  The works on the program include high-flying aerial dances, the audience favorite “Suite Shel” inspired by the poems of Shel Silverstein, and the world premiere of our newest dance featuring a 20-foot mobile. Join the Mischiefs for this fun (more…)

General Mischief celebrates the power of joy and laughter in communicating ideas, producing “intelligent silliness….entertainingly performed.”  The works on the program include high-flying aerial dances, the audience favorite “Suite Shel” inspired by the poems of Shel Silverstein, and the world premiere of our newest dance featuring a 20-foot mobile. Join the Mischiefs for this fun (more…)

“The young girl in question isn’t presented as some one-dimensional victim…nothing is black and white in this piece and it’s this vast gray area that makes the play so provocative….This play is thoughtful, well-written and it circles around in your brain long after you’ve left the theatre. Definitely worth seeing.” (Bloody Underrated) “Troubling, especially frank (more…)