Drugs and the Aristocracy in Voluptuous Tableaus
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Performed Tuesday by the Madrid troupe CompaÃ±Ã­a Nacional de Danza, âWhite Darkness,â an American premiere, shows Nacho Duato bedeviled by conflicting abstract and narrative impulses.
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A business course on cutthroat capitalism disguised as a slacker comedy: Thatâs the kindest way to describe Michael Lehmannâs âFlakes.â
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This show is an entertaining but sometimes too earnest primer about the politics of food.
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GROTESQUELY muscled men. Tainted records. Suspicions of drug use. Sounds like professional wrestling - or is it Major League Baseball?
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In some ways, one might regard the literary couples whose intimate relationships inspired Katie Roipheâs âUncommon Arrangementsâ as performance artists.
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When Edward Dusinberre read Philip Rothâs  novel âEverymanâ he was struck by what he perceived as its richly musical qualities.
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A user guide to Britain's new ruling class
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For fun-loving singleton Bridget Jones, sex, cigarettes and chardonnay make the world go round.
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âJerry Springer: The Operaâ uncovers something grand within the small, squalid lives it portrays.
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ONCE society frowned upon women who went out and got drunk. They were expected to sit in the saloon bar sipping a Martini or a half of lager and lime while the men got slaughtered.
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AMSTERDAM -- In a city famous for pot and prostitutes, a Bay State man is seeking his fortune as a purveyor of offbeat potables.
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Binge-drinking is something the &#39;noughties&#39; can claim as its own - although few would want it written into the history books.
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Of pimps, government officials and what makes a translator laugh.
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These weren't just bugs. These were bugs on drugs.
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The prostitutes, cancan dancers and absinthe drinkers of 1890s Paris mingle in decadent beauty in "Belle Epoque," Martha Clarke and Charles L. Mee's impressionistic music-theater work inspired by the life of the painter Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
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Drug freebies end up in the hands of the wealthy, not the poor, a new study shows.
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Pop culture, society's meeting ground, has the privilege of playing a starring role in its conflicts.