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The Morgan, which has a long history of partnership with Oxford's Bodleian Libraries, marks the end of the museum's centennial as well as the centennial of Franz Kafka's death, with this latest chapter. The exhibit

Above Ground focuses on graffiti art from the 1970s through today, covering work from the streets and trains of New York City and beyond. The display includes items from the museum's own collection as well

Fred W. McDarrah has photographed the City's LGBTQ+ community for much of his long career. The 60-plus black-and-white photographs in this exhibit trace landmark moments since the Stonewall Uprising. Those captured by his lens include

In addition to the monthlong residency by (December 4–January 5), City Center's winter season includes Encores! productions of Urinetown (February 5–16), Love Life (March 26–30) and Wonderful Town (April 30–May 11); the annual Flamenco Festival

The role of women in jazz has been overlooked throughout the genre's history. This exhibit explores the achievements of female jazz musicians as instrumentalists, bandleaders, composers and arrangers—roles traditionally considered masculine—through photographs, posters, video, audio

A new musical about love and older-model robots.

Bebe Neuwirth is among the stars of this revival of the Kander and Ebb classic.

Enjoy this musical based on Alicia Keys' life, with all the songs you know—and some new ones to boot.

This Broadway musical looks at the life of pop superstar Michael Jackson and features over 25 hits from the artist's extensive catalog of songs.

Bob and Tobly McSmith, who gave us musical parodies of Friends, Saved by the Bell and Full House, set their sights on Dunder Mifflin for this unauthorized spoof of the hit NBC series The Office.

Characters from Greek mythology are imagined in a whole new light, courtesy of celebrated singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell and director Rachel Chavkin (Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812). Winner of the 2019 Tony for

Written by Warren Manzi and directed by Jeffrey Hyatt, this production is the longest-running non-musical play in the history of NYC theater. Set in a Connecticut town, it is a sexy, funny mystery thriller about