CHICAGO, Ill.—Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians voted Apr. 8 to reject what the orchestra’s management called its “last, best and final offer.” “We are extremely disappointed that management refuses to hear the
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—The Bank of America announced April 9 that it will raise its minimum wage to $20 an hour for all its 205,000 employees. “With the success our company has,”
Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations, at the Imperial Theatre, is a toe-tapping, hand-clapping jukebox musical that follows the life of the cornerstone Motown R&B quintet
Chicago, Illinois – About 100 musicians in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra have traded their instruments for picket signs, striking to demand a contract that protects their pension plan and provides
Kiss Me Kate is a rousing, toe-tapping classic, one of Cole Porter’s greatest musicals, which in 1948 won the first Tony Award for a musical comedy. The revival of the
CHICAGO, Ill.—Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians went on strike March 10, resisting management’s demand to change their retirement plan from a defined-benefit pension to a 401(k)-style defined-contribution plan. “Individuals would have
The words “all rise” end the Broadway production of To Kill a Mockingbird, and the audience obliges with a rapturous standing ovation. Aaron Sorkin’s magnificent adaptation of Harper Lee’s 1960
New York, NY – Seven candidates running for the office of New York City public advocate had another chance to call out Charter Communication’s refusal to reach a deal with
The Cher Show, at the Neil Simon Theatre, follows the career of singer Cher, a pop icon since the 1960s. Three performers represent her at various stages of her life
New York, NY – It’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the 31st day of the government shutdown that has robbed 800,000 working Americans of their jobs — how easy
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