The artist presents herself as a gently debauched girl next door on her new album, “Addison.” It’s positioned to be one of ...

The Taylor company revives “Churchyard,” a forgotten gem from 1969 that shifts from angelic to ferocious as it cycles from life to death.

Jawole Willa Jo Zollar’s new work for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at Brooklyn Academy of Music moves between church ...

At the National Museum of American History one day last July, an upright piano stood on a stage. Beside it, on a wooden pallet, was a strange metal contraption about five feet high. The Ring King ...

King James Britt, a long-time composer, producer, and performer, is part of the Juneteenth Jubilee celebration at the San ...

The movement of her body and the drum are one. Every sway and hit of her hips seems effortlessly in sync with beats from the ...

In the expansive world of visual storytelling, Indian art stands as a luminous thread woven through millennia.

With almost three decades on stage, STOMP continues to delight audiences with its creative use of instruments, rhythms, and ...

Here, we've collected our favorite shows on view around the globe. Read on for a quick dose of culture. The life cycle of ...

Sunny delight for Debussy and Mendelssohn; squally showers for Auerbach's Chimera: a summer programme from the RSNO that's as ...

The last month of spring has saddened us with cold and lingering rains, but music continues to warm our hearts. We have ...

Celebrate the past and present of house music at this year's Roots Picnic, where you can catch both ends of a timeline rich ...