The Beat

The Ins and Outs of an Open Marriage

Directed by Tony Award Nominee, Actor and Teacher Austin Pendleton

New York, NY - (March 26th, 2024) - Playwright and performer Pascale Roger-McKeever takes us on an honest, gutsy, and funny journey through a wife and mother’s exhilarating and unnerving experiments with love and sexuality. Fingers & Spoons is written and performed by Pascale Roger-McKeever and directed by Tony Award nominee Austin Pendleton. The show begins previews on Thursday, April 25, 2024, and is set to open on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024, at the SoHo Playhouse in New York City.

New York, NY – Prepare to embark on an extraordinary journey as IMAGINARI, an innovative exhibition space that blends the traditional museum experience with the playful spirit of the experiential trend, is set to make its grand debut at 200 Hudson St. this Spring. The inaugural exhibition, "The Insect World," marks the beginning of a series of captivating exhibitions that will run for 12 months.

New York, NY (Tuesday, March 26th, 2024) - Due to the high demand, The Off-Broadway Alliance is excited to announce the extended registration for the Spring 2024 20at20 program. Off-Broadway shows now have until Wednesday, March 29th, 2024 to register and participate in this highly anticipated program. The 20at20 program is designed to increase visibility and sales for participating Off-Broadway shows by offering $20 tickets 20 minutes before curtain for a limited period of 21 days.

Saturday, March 30, 2024, 11am - 4:30pm

New York, N.Y. - Spring is a-bloom at the Seaport Museum! Join us in welcoming the season of awakening and sunshine with a fun-filled scavenger hunt aboard the 1885 tall ship Wavertree.

To mark the season and commemorate Wavertree’s intercontinental crossings, this scavenger hunt challenges people of all ages to find illustrations of flowers hidden throughout the decks of this historical three-masted cargo ship. The flowers we’ll be searching for are illustrations of blossoms from countries Wavertree visited in her impressive 24-year sailing career.

By Jeffrey Hatcher and Albom, based on the book by Albom, starring Tony Award winner & Emmy nominee Len Cariou and three-time NYIT “Best Actor” nominee Chris Domig, directed by Erwin Maas

The Mad Girls of New York: A Nellie Bly Novel by Maya Rodale

March 25, 2024, at 6:30pm; McNally…

Powerful Exhibition on Climate Change and Corporate Accountability

Thought-Provoking Artwork Sparks Conversations on Environmental Impact

New York, N.Y. – Ivy Brown is proud to showcase the visually stunning paintings of Scottish-born artist Stephen Hall. His latest exhibition, opening April 5 for three weeks at the Ivy Brown Gallery in Manhattan, offers a searing commentary on pressing issues such as climate change, corporate culpability, human indifference to animal welfare, and war.

Announces Films in Third Annual Edition, March 28–30

Marvels of Media Advisory Council members include Tony Goldwyn, Brian Grazer, Cheryl Henson, Tony Spiridakis, and other leaders in entertainment

Film festival also to include panel discussions, a VR work, and media workshop

Astoria, New York — Aziz Isham, Executive Director of Museum of the Moving Image, announced today the return of the Marvels of Media Festival, a celebration of the outstanding work created by autistic media-makers, featuring screenings, panel discussions, and a media workshop, running March 28–30, 2024. The festival kicks off with an opening night reception, welcoming remarks, and a program of short films on Thursday, March 28, and continues through Saturday, prior to Autism Acceptance Month in April. Admission to all Marvels of Media screenings and events is free with RSVP.

Lolo’s Boyfriend Show
April 4 to 21 at 14Y Theater at the 14th Street Y

New York, N.Y. - Lolo is on the verge of living her wildest dream when she abruptly ends up back at her Mom’s house in suburbia. Weaving together theatre, multi-media, and music, award-winning performer Lauren O’Brien brings her new solo show, Lolo’s Boyfriend Show to The New York City Fringe Festival for a limited run in April.

Includes more than 300 prints by artists from or working in Mexico, making the Museum one of the most important repositories of Mexican prints in the United States

The Pinkowitzes also gifted 31 woodcut prints by Chinese printmakers active in the 1930s and 1940s

New York, NY (March 11, 2024)—The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced today that it has received a gift from JoAnn Edinburg Pinkowitz and Richard Pinkowitz of more than 300 prints by artists from or working in Mexico. Created between 1890 and 2007, the prints are by renowned and lesser-known Mexican artists, from Leopoldo Méndez, Diego Rivera, and Isidoro Ocampo to Adolfo Mexiac, Roberto Montenegro, and Xavier González Iñiguez.