Well, folks, it’s official. The Ohio Theater has received written notification that the landlord at 66 Wooster Street, the Ohio's longtime home, is triggering the termination clause in its lease as of August 31, 2010.

Your dreams can be part of a new song-cycle, devoted to stories about war. Contribute here.

While waiting to experience Tino Sehgal's Guggenheim project,  P. Club organizer Claudia La Rocco is checking out Richard Maxwell's "Ads" this weekend -- and has arranged a discount for Performance Club members.

Be a part of an exclusive dress rehearsal for a new show at the Armory. Sign up here.

Smutty, sexy, smart.  The downtown performance scene is as hot as ever. Watch a performance from a recent party.

Dreams die. Love hurts. One performance artist wants to take your pain away — and he makes house calls.  Watch the video.

"What I'd call 'advocating for stupid' just seems so standard now."  Send your review!

Under the Radar, Mark Russell’s international festival of contemporary theater, is now in its sixth year, and it’s bigger than ever: 20 shows over 12 days through January 17th, spread out at spaces around the city in addition to its home base, the Public Theater.

Writing January wish lists is much more fun than trying to sum up the past decade. Here are 10 things that will never happen in 2010:

Check out this revolving door of cultural luminaries; it's a chance to remember some of the highlights of 2009's best theater, film and books. 

A studio visit with composer Marvin Hamlisch.  A retirement home for former entertainers. A debate about race in the theater. Those were some of the top stories from Kurt Andersen, and Studio 360, this year.

A selection of events for the weekend of Dec. 18 to 20.

"At the end of the play, we left the theater knowing almost nothing about the characters internal lives or even their back stories." 

A selection of cultural events to populate the weekend.

Boy meets girl at train station. Boy and girl fall in love on the spot. Boy and girl are already in other relationships. Tortured affair ensues.

Tell us, and each other, what made your year. Name the best music, film, food, book or cultural experience you had in 2009.  We're reading your choices on WNYC all month long. 

That's right, folks: our December outing will also mark our one-year anniversary (nothing like the paper anniversary for an online club...).

Should deaf characters only be played by deaf actors?  Some deaf actors are protesting a new play that features a hearing actor performing a deaf character.  WNYC's Janaya Williams reports.

P. Club organizer Claudia La Rocco reports back on two recent Performa events: a problematic panel discussion called "Writing Live" and Christian Tomaszewski and Joanna Malinowska's Soviet sci-fi fashion show.

It's possible for a ground-breaking artist to maintain their magic touch even after decades of work.  That's what Performance Club organizer Claudia La Rocco found with Richard Foreman's Idiot Savant.