Scotland’s kings get the Shakespeare treatment
Rona Munro’s James cycle of plays explores Scottish history with wit and drama at Toronto’s Luminato Festival
Arts
Ghosts you sometimes see
An iconic artist’s trick for overcoming his colour-blindness tells another kind of story
Harry Potter play kicks off a new era of obsession
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child adds a new chapter to the Potter world
Ken Burns to Class of 2016: ’Be curious, not cool. Feed your soul.’
What the award-winning filmmaker told graduating students at Stanford
A future that never was in China
A touring collection of Mao-era propaganda art marks an anniversary China would rather forget
Day One of the Cursed Child: Harry Potter and his magic are back!
J.K. Rowling unleashes a play on a fan base hungry for more Hogwarts
A landmark exhibition for artist Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun
Maligned by feminists and macho critics, Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun was a maverick
Can Yannick Nézet-Séguin save the Metropolitan Opera?
The Montreal-based conductor will take over America’s biggest opera house... eventually
The prince we do not see
The National Ballet makes sense of a startlingly adult children’s fable
JFK as you’ve never heard him
An opera about an American icon by a Medicine Hat native opens in Fort Worth