On March 25th, 1911, 146 workers, mostly women and girls, died in a horrendous fire at the Triangle Short Waste factory, which was located on the upper floors of this building, on the corner of Washington and Green. Recently a unique remembrance took place at the Judson Memorial Church nearby.

Lincoln Center Theater has long been at the vanguard of New York theater, producing innovative new works as well as acclaimed revivals of classic plays and musicals.

Paula Zahn recently met with Sir Patrick Stewart to discuss his return to Broadway for the Atlantic Theater Company’s new production of David Mamet’s “A Life in the Theater.”

Rafael Pi Roman sits down with Broadway performer Barbara Cook to discuss her career.

Rafael Pi Roman sits down with Broadway performer Barbara Cook to discuss her career and latest show, “Sondheim on Sondheim.”

Paula Zahn interviews Karen Brooks-Hopkins, President of BAM, and Joe Melillo, BAM’s executive producer, to talk about the last three decades of programming at this institutional gem in Brooklyn.

Patrice Chereau was known to the french at a young age as a theater prodigy who began his professional carreer at 19. He went on to become a critically acclaimed opera director who has also worked in theater and films. Paula Zahn interviews the prolific director making his U.S. directorial debut with From the House [...]

Back in 1997, a twenty-four year old Staceyann Chin moved from Kingston to Canarsie to escape persecution for being a lesbian who refused to conceal her sexuality. Once here, she became a performance poet and political activist, and over the years she has won many slam poetry competitions, has appeared in Off-Broadway one-woman shows, and [...]