José Rivera’s play “Your Name Means Dream” doesn’t live up to its promise.

For her debut show with David Zwirner, Tau Lewis transformed the Los Angeles gallery into a sacral space animated by ancient ...

Veteran Repertory Theater, better known as VetRep, has rebranded as Savage Wonder and moved their headquarters from Cornwall ...

SPRINGFIELD — Art for The Soul Gallery is set to unveil an exhibition, “Cultural Fusion: A Neon Installation,” featuring the ...

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EXCLUSIVE: Breakout Anora star Mark Eydelshteyn has inked with WME for representation in all areas, we can tell you. The ...

Visitors to Deep Cuts Coffee, located in the sky bridge at Pacific Place in downtown Dallas, are greeted by a glowing neon ...

The minds behind “You Me Bum Bum Train,” which has sparked a ticket frenzy, discuss re-creating real-life scenarios, crafting ...

In the film, a grieving widow takes up her late husband’s trade of making neon signs. Public safety concerns grew in the 2000s after incidents of ageing signboards falling on pedestrians.

Dinkova credits relatively low-cost developmental readings and productions at the Kennedy Center Local Theatre Festival and later at Quinnipiac University for preparing the show, but fears that ...