Arts

Stage Is Set. Ready for Your Part?

By ERIK PIEPENBURG

For its New York debut, the Punchdrunk troupe has transformed three warehouses in Chelsea for its unique brand of immersive theater.

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THEATER REVIEW | 'WHERE'S CHARLEY?'

A Few Wacky Victorians in Love

By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

The 1948 Frank Loesser musical farce "Where's Charley?" gets a cheery and nimble revival at City Center.

THEATER REVIEW | 'THE COMEDY OF ERRORS'

Giving Shakespeare His Sombrero and Kazoo

By BEN BRANTLEY

Propeller, the British theater troupe that routinely turns Shakespeare into a donnybrook, pumps "Comedy of Errors" full of testosterone at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

MUSIC REVIEW

A Fresh Face Confronts a Seasoned Mahler

By JAMES R. OESTREICH

Andris Nelsons, 32, stepped in for the veteran maestro James Levine to lead the Boston Symphony Orchestra in its third and final performance at Carnegie Hall this week.

DANCE REVIEW

Journeying From Head to Toe, With a Layover at the Heart

By ALASTAIR MACAULAY

The Mark Morris Dance Group performed three new works on Thursday night in its first production of the season at its home stage