Ben Rimalower

Art & Books

Against Confusion: A Poet Looks Inside the Eye of the Storm

An exclusive and exert from New York poet Thomas March.

Ben Rimalower

Jul 27, 2018

Theater & Dance

Ayn Rand's Crazed Epic The Fountainhead Heads to the Brooklyn Academy of Music

Ivo van Hove on taking the heady best seller to the Brooklyn stage.

Ben Rimalower

Nov 29, 2017

Theater & Dance

Gay Latino Playwright Luis Alfaro's New Take on 'Oedipus' Is Set in a South Central Prison

The bold work, dubbed Oedipus el Rey, marks the the MacArthur "Genius Grant" winner's return to New York theater.

Ben Rimalower

Sep 01, 2017

Entertainment

Broadway's Indecent Remembers Lesbian Jewish Theater in Nazi-Occupied Poland

"Yiddish theater gave Jewish people in Eastern Europe their sense of identity and community."

Ben Rimalower

Mar 30, 2017

Popnography

From Hamilton to Hairspray, Ephraim Sykes Proves Himself a Triple Threat

"[My parents said], ‘Just be where you are and do your best. Just keep fighting.’”

Ben Rimalower

Nov 28, 2016

Theater & Dance

Why Falsettos' Return to Broadway Is Needed Now More Than Ever

Nearly 25 years after its groundbreaking premiere, Broadway's Falsettos returns, with Christian Borle and Andrew Rannells starring as loving companions grappling with the AIDS crisis.

Ben Rimalower

Aug 29, 2016

Theater & Dance

Must-See: Taylor Mac's 24-Hour Intermissionless Marathon

"I think my job as a theater artist is to remind people of things that have been dismissed, buried, or forgotten."

Ben Rimalower

Aug 26, 2016

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Against Confusion: A Poet Looks Inside the Eye of the Storm

An exclusive and exert from New York poet Thomas March.

Ayn Rand's Crazed Epic The Fountainhead Heads to the Brooklyn Academy of Music

Ivo van Hove on taking the heady best seller to the Brooklyn stage.

Gay Latino Playwright Luis Alfaro's New Take on 'Oedipus' Is Set in a South Central Prison

The bold work, dubbed Oedipus el Rey, marks the the MacArthur "Genius Grant" winner's return to New York theater.

Broadway's Indecent Remembers Lesbian Jewish Theater in Nazi-Occupied Poland

"Yiddish theater gave Jewish people in Eastern Europe their sense of identity and community."

From Hamilton to Hairspray, Ephraim Sykes Proves Himself a Triple Threat

"[My parents said], ‘Just be where you are and do your best. Just keep fighting.’”

Why Falsettos' Return to Broadway Is Needed Now More Than Ever

Nearly 25 years after its groundbreaking premiere, Broadway's Falsettos returns, with Christian Borle and Andrew Rannells starring as loving companions grappling with the AIDS crisis.

Must-See: Taylor Mac's 24-Hour Intermissionless Marathon

"I think my job as a theater artist is to remind people of things that have been dismissed, buried, or forgotten."