Culture and Society

Short reviews of shows playing at the Hollywood Fringe Fest.

Screamingly funny and wittily deep, Shanley's latest explores self and identity through the lens of love and sex.

With fewer and fewer cities bidding to host the Olympics, will the Games just peter out as climate change worsens?

Opera returned to NYC with a superb semi-staged production outdoors at Lincoln Center starring an array of excellent, big-voiced up-and-comers.

Despite that lovely opening act, it was the Parade of Athletes that broke my heart.

Producer, cinematographer, and designer Petter Ringbom explains the development of the new documentary about Hungarian artist László Moholy-Nagy.

'#Charlottesville' is part of this year's East to Edinburgh Goes Virtual festival from July 15 through July 25.

Actor Gareth Snook details the rehearsal process for 'Bagdad Cafe' and his expectations with returning to in-person theatre.

The role of the imaginary ghost from 'Fiddler on the Roof' gives a bitter actress a chance to unload backstage, with hilarious results.

Seeing a film in a theater for the first time since the pandemic started was at first an unsettling experience.