We’re gearing up for the launch of August Wilson’s American Century Cycle, an historic reading and recording series in The Greene Space that kicks off August 26 and runs through September 28. The ...

Two-time Grammy Award-winning mezzosoprano and Curtis alumna J’Nai Bridges (Opera ’12) joins Curtis Opera Theatre students Sarah Fleiss, Katie Trigg, and Evan Gray for an unforgettable evening of ...

Excerpt from The Greene Space radio drama, “Their Eyes Were Watching God.” Scene, Pheoby reunited. Part of the 75th Anniversary celebration of Zora Neale Hurston’s novel. Make a monthly donation of ...

In a live taping of On Being, national public radio’s program about the big questions at the center of human life, host Krista Tippett spoke with Princeton’s Bernard Chazelle about Bach’s human and ...

Most of us live with our smart phones within quick reach, reflexively grabbing them at the first hint of boredom during tedious train rides and work meeting lulls. But what might we be losing out on ...

This month Lopate and Locavores, WNYC host Leonard Lopate‘s annual food series, returns to The Greene Space with an eye on international cuisine, inviting renowned experts to share authentic dishes ...

When it came to designing the stage for the upcoming Broadway revival of “A Raisin in the Sun,” director Kenny Leon and set designer Mark Thompson wanted to create as much intimacy between the ...

What happens when multi Grammy-Award winning composer Arturo O’Farrill and virtuosic speaker, scholar and activist Dr. Cornel West work together to explore the deep connection between jazz and ...

Should you be able to say and do whatever you want online? And if not, who should police this? Jad Abumrad of Radiolab and More Perfect hosted a debate about online hate speech, fake news and whether ...

James Joyce’s Dubliners, once considered scandalous, sacrilegious—and, for a decade, unpublishable—celebrated its 100th year in print in 2014. The stories in the collection peer into the lives of ...

The “Golden Age of Broadway” conjures visions of romantic innocence, but the original scripts of many classic American musicals, from Babes in Arms to Annie Get Your Gun, are full of troubling sexist ...