Britt Stigler

New York, United States

Associate Director, Digital Content at ALL ARTS

9-to-5: senior arts and culture editor for @allartsTV 📚🩰🎨

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A playlist that will keep you dancing all night

1 week ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHARELooking for some music to dance to? Here is a playlist curated by David Dorfman Dance, who will be performing “truce songs” as part of Lincoln Center’s “Summer for the City” on June 25 at 7:30 p.m. Eastern. Enjoy as a playlist on the go, or listen to each track individually below. “I danced ’til I dropped in my college/disco-era time.
5 photography films to stream

1 week ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREBy clicking “Accept,” you agree that WNET and its affiliates (“The WNET Group”) can share your video viewing activity with third parties as set out in our Privacy Policy in order to facilitate use of our sites and enrich your online experience. Your consent to such sharing is valid for two years or until you withdraw your consent by removing the associated browser cookie.
How photographer Beuford Smith created a lasting legacy

1 week ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREThe legacy of street photographer and documentarian Beuford Smith, who died June 7 at age 84, endures not only in his images of Black life but also in the artists he’s influenced throughout his career.
How art changed multi-media artist Rosalind Tallmadge

2 weeks ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREIn artist Rosalind Tallmadge’s “Pareidolia,” delicate silk panels, suspending pools of reflective surfaces, flutter down from hanging rods installed at Carvalho gallery in East Williamsburg. Some panels find a satisfying weight when they meet the floor, creating a bend where the mineral-like liquid silver on silk rests on the concrete floor. Other panels billow in the gentle wind caused by passersby roaming around the installation.
How has public media shaped your story?

2 weeks ago | allarts.org | Kristy Geslain |Britt Stigler

SHAREIt’s official: The White House has delivered a plan to Congress to eliminate previously approved federal funding for public media, threatening the existence of the entire public media system. Access is key, and public media provides an entry into the arts for those who might otherwise not have the ability to access performances, educational materials or first-hand insights from artists.
In 'The Great Gatsby,' Katie Webber is a better dancer than ever

1 month ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREPerformer Katie Webber dazzles in Broadway’s “The Great Gatsby,” a production she almost didn’t audition for. “I just wasn’t sure that I wanted to do another show because I kind of was feeling like maybe I wanted to transition into something else,” Webber tells host Garen Scribner in an episode of “Broadway Sandwich,” streaming on the ALL ARTS site, app and YouTube.
60 seconds with Broadway's Gavin Gregory

1 month ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

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Parsons Dance shines in packed program

1 month ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHARE“The first time I ever saw your face,” Roberta Flack sings in the melodic 1972 hit, “I thought the sun rose in your eyes.” On Wednesday night, this song filled the Joyce Theater as the curtain slowly rose on Parsons Dance company member Zoey Anderson, dressed in an orange outfit with voluminously pleated pants that trick the eye into thinking they’re a sweeping gown. Behind her, a sunset.
7 theater shows that go behind the scenes

1 month ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

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For theater journalist Frank DiLella, connection is essential

1 month ago | allarts.org | Britt Stigler

SHAREJournalist Frank DiLella has interviewed, it seems, just about every starry Broadway name there is, with the listing including Liza Minnelli, Patti LuPone, James Earl Jones, Chita Rivera, Idina Menzel and Andrew Lloyd Webber, just to name a few. His work as the host of “On Stage” for Spectrum News NY1 has garnered him 11 Emmy Awards. Now, the theater expert turns focus to yet another icon of the Broadway scene: the Palace Theatre.