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The son and grandson of journalists aims to complicate the “pantomime villain” he portrays in “Ink.”

The actor said two front-page articles in 2017 wrongly accused him of sexually harassing a female co-star during a Sydney theater production.

The extensive project, funded by the Herb Alpert Foundation, will replace the building’s facade and update its public gallery space.

And “Killing Eve” celebrates Season 2 with intimate cocktails on Central Park West.

Ben Whishaw and Renée Fleming provide the oxygen in Anne Carson’s hypnotic and exasperating work, which imagines the actress as a Euripides heroine.

The Hungarian State Opera’s general director asked singers to sign a declaration that they identified as African-American, although they are all white.

The fire in January reduced the historic building, opened in 1955, to a smoldering mound of mangled steel.

The latest play from the Mad Ones finds the seeds of momentous social change in a 1979 focus group about a kids’ television show.

With the theater made up to resemble a nomadic tent, audience members sit on cushions, couches and bean bags, while the actors roam about the space.

While no longer confined to his apartment in Moscow, Kirill Serebrennikov still faces up to 10 years in prison for embezzlement. He has received support from cultural figures around the world.