The Venetian author and adventurer Giacomo Casanova – writer, poet, gambler, military man, prison escapee, friend of princes, popes and cardinals, and above all, LOVER – has surely lived one of the most extraordinary lives of all time. But what worth has a rich and colorful life when you are soon to die?

In an era of Occupy Wall Street–style rebellion against corporate greed, Marc Blitzstein’s 1937 battle hymn to the proletariat feels remarkably fresh.

Based on the short story “The Ugliest Pilgrim” by Doris Betts, the show follows a young woman who embarks on a religious pilgrimage in hopes of being healed of her disfiguring scar.

I’m Getting My Act Together and Taking It on the Road stoked the fires of feminism, not only with its joyous rock score proclaiming empowerment for women, but because of its female songwriting team—a rarity in musical theater then and now.

This, The Year of Italian Culture, would not be complete without a memorable performance by one of Italy’s most beloved artists, Roberto Bolle.

Career Transition For Dancers 28th Anniversary Jubilee Gala
Don't miss this one night only entertainment event of the season featuring show - stopping performances from Broadway's hit shows such as A Chorus Line, Damn Yankees, Tap Dance Kid and others.

Don’t miss the New York premiere of Matthew Bourne’s latest re-imagining of a ballet classic! Bourne takes this date as his starting point, setting the christening of Aurora, the story’s heroine, at the height of the fin-de-siecle period, when fairies, vampires and decadent opulence fed the gothic imagination.