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ALL ARTS is breaking new ground as the premier destination for inspiration, creativity and art of all forms. This New York Emmy-winning arts and culture hub is created by WNET, the parent company of New York’s PBS stations. With the aim of being accessible to viewers everywhere, ALL ARTS’s Webby-nominated programming — from digital shorts to feature films — is available online nationwide through a

llarts.org, the free ALL ARTS app on all major streaming platforms, and on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. New York area TV viewers can also watch the 24/7 broadcast channel.

06/04/2026

Patti LuPone when she was a student.

Bringing out this rare gem from the public media archive. Here, the legendary rehearses with the Juilliard Acting Company.

Fun fact: The footage was actually captured for “New Actors for the Classics,” a 1972 documentary focused on the Juilliard School’s very first graduates of its drama division, which included LuPone and Kevin Kline, among many others who went on to be theater legends.

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“New Actors for the Classics,” 1972.
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06/01/2026

Which Broadway shows would benefit from a post-credit scene, à la ?

Serious question with decidedly unserious answers, courtesy of pop culture expert .

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05/28/2026

You’ve heard of Rodgers & Hammerstein — now meet Josué & Richard.

Josué Martinez and Richard Appenzeller forged a creative partnership during their high school’s ASL production of “Hadestown,” blending their talents to make the show—and especially the character of Orpheus—something totally different from what anyone had seen previously. Both are part of a new generation of theater-makers making accessibility integral to storytelling on stage.

Give ‘em a 👏👏👏

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🎥 “Rising Artist: Josué Martinez,” ALL ARTS YouTube

05/26/2026

At the height of her pro tennis career, Neha Uberoi felt alone.

In “Voices Rising: Asian Americans in Motion,” Neha opens up about the racism she and her sister, pro tennis player Shikha Uberoi, faced as one of the few high-profile Indian-American female professional tennis players during her career in the mid-2000s.

🎥 “Voices Rising: Asian Americans in Motion” co-produced with the Serica Initiative. Moderated by Michelle Yu.

▶️ Now streaming on the ALL ARTS YouTube channel.

05/25/2026

“You can’t just read it and then sign word for word. That’s not how it works.” 

“Rising Artist” Josue Martinez, who is deaf, explains the distinction between ASL translation and choreography — a critical skill that helped add another layer of meaning to his “Hadestown” performance. 

The graduate is now pursuing a BFA from . And he’s part of a new generation of students pushing accessibility beyond accommodation, presenting the language as an essential part of the art itself.

🔗Meet Josué in “Rising Artist.” 
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Dance weaves through Marian Goodman Gallery In “Wandering,” a series of live performances in collaboration with choreogr...
05/22/2026

Dance weaves through Marian Goodman Gallery

In “Wandering,” a series of live performances in collaboration with choreographer John Jasperse () and visual artist Julie Mehretu (), dancers react to the gallery and the works on view as part of “Our Days, Like a Shadow (a non-abiding hauntology).”

Writer Jessica Jacolbe () spoke with Jasperse about the project and his philosophy behind the work.

The piece will be performed at through May 23, and the exhibition is on view through June 6.

Tap the link in bio to read the story ✨

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1. Jace Weyant (), Maria Fleischman (.fleischman), Catherine Kirk () and Zo Williams (.14) in rehearsal for “Wandering,” John Jasperse Projects. Photo: Whitney Browne ()
2. Maria Fleischman and Andrea Soto () in rehearsal for “Wandering,” John Jasperse Projects. Photo: Whitney Browne

05/22/2026

Associate Directors don’t lie. 

We’re going behind the scenes—or rather, through the curiosity door—with Tavia Rivée Jefferson, the associate director of , who tells us what it’s really like managing the Mind Flayer each night on Broadway. 

Spoiler alert: yes, it’s exactly as exhilerating as it seems. 🕷️

🎥 “We Are Broadway” ▪️”Stranger Things: The First Shadow”

05/19/2026

Who gets to tell the story…and who gets misrepresented?

Author and Final Bow for Yellowface co-founder Phi Chan unpacks the history of Western artists exoticizing Asian cultures across all art forms, including ballet.

“When you don’t know what that culture over there looks like…you get to make it up.”

🎥 “Voices Rising: Asian Americans in Motion,” co-produced with the Serica Initiative and moderated by Duke Dang, Executive Director of Works and Process.

▶️ Now streaming on the ALL ARTS YouTube channel.

05/19/2026

A movie-musical about internet addicts starring Rachel Zegler, Jonathan Groff and Amanda Seyfried, directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda? Thank you to whoever manifested this.

For the record: When announcing the “Octet” film adaptation, Lin-Manuel Miranda said he “couldn’t stop thinking” about it after seeing the play. “Dave Malloy’s score is versatile, brilliant and grows more relevant with each passing year. It won’t leave me alone so here we are.”

And now here we are: unable to stop thinking about the movie adaptation of the play that Lin-Manuel Miranda couldn’t stop thinking about. A very normal and sustainable chain of events.

Pop culture expert breaks it all down for us.

05/17/2026

“We won’t die secret deaths anymore. The world only spins forward.”

As people gather in Central Park today for the annual AIDS Walk New York, we’re thinking about this scene from “Angels in America” — Tony Kushner’s landmark play about the AIDS crisis and survival. Its final scene at the Bethesda Fountain closes with the now-famous call for “more life” — and for the great work to begin.

Kushner was kind enough to read from his work during an interview at the for an upcoming project.

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