The elegant stars of Nollywood—Nigeria’s $3 billion film industry—are the subjects of Iké Udé's Nollywood Portraits. Udé juxtaposes his subjects against colorful backgrounds and dark shadows, making for mesmerizing, surreal photos.
America’s national pastime is the star of this exhibit, which showcases how baseball has been depicted in stamps and other memorabilia throughout history.
The 42 finalists in this year’s Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition were selected from more than 2,700 entries. Their work challenges and democratizes portraiture, and will be on display at the Portrait Gallery before making rounds across the country.
This reimagining of William Shakespeare’s romcom takes place in a cable newsroom staffed by co-anchors Benedick and Beatrice. Directed by Simon Godwin, this version promises a satisfying blend of screwball comedy and revelatory romance.
A hilarious one man show from Alex Edelman that manages to get to the heart of antisemitism.
To mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the United Arab Emirates, this exhibit spotlights the works of 12 artists currently residing in the UAE. Their work is surprising and unconventional, challenging UAE traditions and stereotypes.
Plagued by writer’s block in 1606, Will Shakespeare (Michael Urie) is quarantining during the actual plague, when Jane Anger (Amelia Workman) shows up to help him write King Lear. Gags ensue.
