In his new piece, Stopped Bridge of Dreams—now running at La MaMa—downtown auteur John Jesurun updates the mythology of this demimonde to an age of borderless travel and airy pixels, creating a floating world that actually floats (or flies, at least).

His version involves a restless jetliner-of-ill-repute that circles the globe, dispensing pleasure in all time zones, thousands of feet above hinted-at dystopias.

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NY Times review of 'History of the World' at The Living Theater proclaims that famous creator and director of theater, Judith Malina, is an " aging lioness still nurtur[ing] her cubs and let[ting] loose a formidable roar."

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Uninsured artists can now exchange their talents for medical care with a new program dubbed the Lincoln Art Exchange.

The program which officially launches Monday is modeled after the Artist Access program at Brooklyn’s Woodhull Medical Center that started in 2005 and now helps more than 400 artists.

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