Culture and Society

In this engaging one-man show, actor Phil Johnson takes viewers through President Theodore Roosevelt's uphill battles during the coal strike crisis of 1902.

Adobe MAX 2020 provided the best virtual conference experience in this year of virtual everything, everywhere.

Molière in the Park presents a well-performed, cleverly directed livestream production of the French satirist's 17th-century #MeToo moment.

'White Riot' is about events that took place 40 years ago but its message of unite in a fight against the right is still important today.

One of the world's most prestigious music festivals goes online this year with 240 hours of diverse programming with the theme "The Music Must Go On."

The first English translation of a book by Israeli novelist Yishai Sarid – a tale of a modern-day Holocaust historian – appears at an opportune time.

Adept use of Zoom technology can't carry this listless autobiographical play from the screen into our hearts and minds.

Members of Congress and actors gathered virtually for the annual bipartisan comedic event.

Lockdown Theatre returned for another live table reading, this time with actors Robert Lindsay, Emma Thompson, Emilia Clarke, and Sanjeev Bhaskar.

Jonathan Tolins' acclaimed solo comedy works fine as a streaming show, broadcast from the Russell Hill Rogers Theater's stage.