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GABRIEL, which had its premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival April 17, tracks the troubled journey of a young man with an undiagnosed mental illness.

When he's not performing eight shows a week in The LION KING, Mercer is choreographing commissions nationwide.

A pleasant two-hour drive up the Pacific Coast Highway from Los Angeles brings you to the Santa Ynez Valley, the most bountiful wine country this side of Napa.

Horne's March 31 Birdland concert promises something for lovers of many musical genres.

Weller stars in MOTHERS AND SONS, Terrence McNally's latest drama, about the lives that continued 20 years after a death from AIDS.

In playing the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Dirden is merely stepping into the shoes of the most towering figure in the American civil rights movement.

Broadway veteran Robert Cuccioli plays the title role in Thomas F. Flynn's wrenching play about his experience as 9/11 observer and survivor.

Spector portrays the renowned songwriter Barry Mann in BEAUTIFUL: The Carole King Musical.

A veteran actor is touched by 'the tenderness in the writing' of John Patrick Shanley's OUTSIDE MULLINGAR, which has been called an Irish MOONSTRUCK.

McElhatton, who portrays Roose Bolton in the HBO series GAME OF THRONES, is the innocent, slightly bewildered Doc in his third role in a Conor McPherson production.

Dual roles in classic plays with an acclaimed cast are keeping Shuler Hensley fully engaged on Broadway.

Enjoy a frosty drink in an ice bar, come back in the spring for the swan boats.

In the Commons of Pensacola, Stahl-David goes south for a Thanksgiving Madoff-style.

A quick getaway to Dutchess and Ulster Counties, just two hours north of Manhattan, puts you amid dazzling scenery, quaint villages and everything you've always wanted to know about FDR.

DelGaudio, one-half of the tandem in the evening of magic NOTHING TO HIDE, draws inspiration from Gene Kelly and Willy Wonka.

An assortment of spas that will help you transition from the walking wounded to the newly restored.

Jonigkeit plays the optimist in a family on the edge of a slide down the social ladder on the eve of America's entry into World War I.

Backing up a blues-rock icon and impersonating some legendary women of the blues.

Bobby Steggert plays a young man whose feet are firmly on the ground while his father spins tales far larger than life.

Krzysztof Penderecki, acclaimed as Poland's greatest living composers, headlines what promises to be an exciting season at Symphony Space.