The supernatural intervenes when a stone statue of the Commendatore comes to life and demands Don Giovanni renounce his ...

Then came a concert inside David Geffen Hall: a concert billed as “Gustavo Dudamel’s Inaugural Gala” (“in partnership with Rolex”). The new music director conducted the Philharmonic in a program that ...

Eliot put it in his poem “Little Gidding,” “to be redeemed from fire by fire.” Often, Gioia’s narrative poems that dramatize ...

One novel that arose from the disastrous impact of the Second World War that will endure, I believe, is Evelyn Waugh’s last ...

On a memoir of resilience, the Bayeux Tapestry, the “Emperor” concerto, a Tom Stoppard play & more from the world of culture.

Jacopo Robusti (1518–94), better known as Tintoretto or “the dyer’s son,” is one of the greatest masters of Venice’s sixteenth century. It is appropriate for Paris’s Jacquemart-André, noted for its ...

The Metropolitan Opera is not an “ABC company”—but it does not ignore A, B, or C. In fact, the Met is staging both A and B this season. B opened on Friday night. Last Tuesday night, the Met opened its ...