Eben Shapiro

Eben Shapiro is the deputy editor of TIME.

The 10 Best Theater Performances of 2019

From 'Slave Play' to 'True West,' these are TIME's picks for the best theat...

From 'Slave Play' to 'True West,' these are TIME's picks for the best theater performances of the year

We've stopped adequately preparing our population for the world that we're living in

The CEO of Blackstone on Why We Have Bigger Things to Worry About Than Capitalism

Stephen A. Schwarzman talks to TIME about his new book 'What It Takes'

Succession’s Brian Cox on Playing Logan Roy and What to Expect in the Season Finale

The Scottish actor on playing the world’s worst people and why Succession i...

The Scottish actor on playing the world’s worst people and why Succession is the perfect show for our “ludicrous” times.

Marisa Tomei in 'The Rose Tattoo';
David Byrne's latest stage extravaganza; Adrienne Warren as Tina Turner

The Most Anticipated Plays and Musicals of Fall 2019

From 'Jagged Little Pill' to 'The Rose Tattoo,' here are the most anticipat...

From 'Jagged Little Pill' to 'The Rose Tattoo,' here are the most anticipated productions coming to Broadway this fall

How Zimbabwean Grandmothers are Stepping In to Fight Depression

In Zimbabwe, the term for depression is kufungisisa, which translates to "t...

In Zimbabwe, the term for depression is kufungisisa, which translates to "thinking too much." Like many low-income countries, Zimbabwe is ill-equipped to care for its citizens suffering from mental illness. The country of roughly 16.5...

Angels in America; Fairview; My Fair Lady

The 10 Best Plays and Musicals of 2018

From 'The Ferryman' to 'Oklahoma'

From left: Stephen Payne vies for a seat on the couch with Josh Charles, Armie Hammer and Paul Schneider. In the play, the three brothers use physical comedy to connect

Privilege Takes Center Stage in Broadway’s Straight White Men

Straight White Men is distinguished by several notable firsts. It's the fir...

Straight White Men is distinguished by several notable firsts. It's the first Broadway play written by an Asian-American woman. (What took so long?) It's heartthrob Armie Hammer's Broadway debut. (More please.) And it likely marks...