A history of the 35 year run of Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic hit. Lecture plus video clips.

Collage— the juxtaposition of various images glued on a canvas— was beloved by the Surrealists who prized the often-unexpected imagery the art form created. Frida Kahlo used the technique in...

In 1847, in a small Ohio town near the shores of Lake Erie, was born a small boy who befuddled those he met. He didnt talk until the age of...

Celebrate the current Broadway productions, a combination of revivals and brand new offerings. We'll look at what's hot and what's not as Broadway thrives in the age of such diverse...

Dante Alighieri hasnt walked the streets of Florence for more than 700 years. But the city is still haunted by its native son whom it sent into exile in 1302...

Self-portraiture has a long tradition while selfies—photos we take of ourselves with our mobile phones—are relatively new. Both, however, spring from the same human impulse: to be seen and shape...

The most basic function of any government is the protection of its citizens. This is accomplished through the establishment of laws which are only as effective as their enforcement, hence...

A look at the career of Shirley Temple, from child star to diplomat. Through video clips and lecture we'll celebrate her musical career, becoming the top Box Office star in...