Arts

Cornbread is a living legend in our midst, and you've probably never even heard of him.

If you like it, try tackling the three-hour-long Verdi that OCP has on tap for the fall.

The subject is novel, but it's otherwise a predictable and effective formula packed with pretensions, clichés and suspense, as well as some pretty good — and some really bad — artworks.

When Pennsylvania Ballet last presented Romeo and Juliet in 2005, the leading roles were performed by Zachary Hench and Julie Diana. Five years later, the married couple are back in those familiar roles.

If you think there are no second acts in American lives, Sunday in the Park with George will change your mind.

Images in "Daydream Nation" skew minimal, mysterious and evocative.