Britt Stigler

SHARE When artist Basel Zaraa’s daughter asked about his home in Damascus’ Yarmouk refugee camp, destroyed in an airstrike by the Syrian government, the artist turned to art as a way to reconstruct the site. Built from the memories, sounds and textures that make up the true essence of a place, the piece “Dear Laila” continues this conversation in 15-minute intervals.

SHARE Dancer, choreographer and current “Chess” performer Sarah Meahl is hosting our Tony Awards red carpet coverage once again, but this time, it’s live, baby! Delightful chaos and candor reigned at last year’s Meahl red carpet — and those were just the edited clips. This year, we’re posting the antics straight to feed, starting on the ALL ARTS TikTok during arrivals and at 5 p.m. on YouTube.

Charlotta Öfverholm as Older Elizabeth in Scottish Ballet’s “Mary, Queen of Scots.” Photo: Andy Ross. SHARE Dancer and choreographer Charlotta Öfverholm tackles the role of an older Queen Elizabeth I in the Scottish Ballet’s “Mary, Queen of Scots,” bringing with her decades of experience to the crown. The work, currently on tour in the United States after a celebrated run in the U.K., arrives at New York City’s Lincoln Center this June 4-7.