After years of meticulous study on the life and work of Frida Kahlo, actress Flora Martínez presents her unique vision of the magical world of one of the most influential women in Latin American history. Frida Libre explores Frida’s art, her success, her intriguing sexuality, her passion for politics and her complex relationship with Diego Rivera. Her rich, fascinating story is told through dialogue and song, under the musical direction of José Reinoso.

The Brooklyn Museum hosts the eleventh annual Brooklyn Children's Book Fair on Saturday, November 11, in the Museum's Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Pavilion. This year's fair features a wide selection of storybooks, picture books, poetry, graphic novels, and fiction and nonfiction books for children of all ages. Participants will have the chance to meet more than fifty Brooklyn-based authors and illustrators and engage in book readings, illustrator demonstrations, and hands-on art-making activities. The ...

The exhibition of Van Cleef & Arpels pieces, based on “Noah’s Ark, “ created and curated by famed set designer Robert Wilson. The show runs from Nov 3-19 and will be at the Cedar Lake venue in Chelsea. In addition, there will be Q & A sessions and children’s jewelry design workshops to coincide with the installation, all free of charge.

Carl Orff’s most iconic work, Carmina Burana, kicks off Musica Viva NY’s 40th season with energy and excitement. Also on the program is the New York premiere of the impactful Sphaera by French composer Guillaume Connesson.

This strikingly intimate solo piece explores Gardiner Comfort's experience as an actor living with Tourette Syndrome. Created with his frequent collaborator Kel Haney, the play explores the week Gardiner spent at the Tourette Association of America National Conference in Washington, DC. Surrounded by hundreds of other people with Tourette's, it was the first time he felt "normal." Using an erratic and energetic performance style (a nod to Tourette's itself), along with groundbreaking video design, this ...