Tag: #newyork

Broadway’s “Dog Day Afternoon” Revives an Iconic Heist—and Reopens Debates Over Trans Representation

A new, studio-backed Broadway adaptation of “Dog Day Afternoon” draws praise for star power and design, but sparks debate over tone and trans history.

#broadway, #theater, #transrights, #adaptation, #newyork

Whitney Biennial 2026 opens with art shaped by climate damage and digital life

The Whitney Biennial returns with 56 artists and a theme of “relationality,” foregrounding climate loss, technology and a push to reach younger crowds.

#whitneybiennial, #contemporaryart, #climateart, #museum, #newyork

‘Every Woman Biennial’ Fills Pen + Brush With a Carnivalesque Counterpoint to the Whitney

More than 400 women and nonbinary artists take over Pen + Brush through April 11, blending neon, robotics, games and performance into a monthlong spectacle.

#art, #womenartists, #nonbinary, #newyork, #whitneybiennial

Whitney Biennial 2026 opens with a map of American power, kinship and infrastructure

The Whitney’s 2026 Biennial brings 56 artists into a thesis-light survey of U.S. power, tech, climate and care—amid expanded free admission.

#whitney, #contemporaryart, #biennial, #museums, #newyork

New York Takes Aim at AI in the Newsroom, Testing Where Automation Ends and Editorial Judgment Begins

A New York bill would require labels and human review for AI-assisted journalism, intensifying debates over trust, labor and free speech.

#ai, #journalism, #newyork, #media, #regulation

Sean Hayes Takes On a One-Man Psychological Thriller Off-Broadway

In a 296-seat venue, Sean Hayes stars solo in “The Unknown,” a 75-minute thriller that reflects Off-Broadway’s shift toward star-driven, lower-cost events.

#theater, #offbroadway, #seanhayes, #newyork, #soloshow