10 Pride Month Reads That Capture the Defiant and Joyful Spirit of Queer Life
These diverse LGBTQ-centered books offer up powerful portraits of love, loss and resilience.
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In the Met’s Many Revivals, Sometimes Second Casts Finish First
In many cases, the second, third and even fourth casts surpassed the season premieres that tend to attract the most attention.
What’s at Stake in the NEA’s Quiet Retreat From the Arts
Arts leader Heather Hitchens draws on three decades of experience in cultural policy and performing arts administration to examine the sweeping implications of the NEA’s recent funding cuts. As President & CEO of the American Theatre Wing, Hitchens makes the case for why gutting federal arts support threatens not just the creative sector—but the civic, economic and emotional fabric of communities across America.
